British Couple Reacts to 3 American Animals That Would Destroy European Ecosystems
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I live in Florida, we have Alligators in my neighborhood that walk up the sidewalk between ponds. They're actually quite beautiful and docile most of the time. Always presume in Florida the fresh water has gators in it even and especially if you can't see them. The good thing is they don't usually hunt during the day they just heat up on the river bank until sundown, then they go under water and ambush prey from below. I recommend taking an airboat in the everglades and gettign up close to them. NEVER walk your dog along the edge of a river, lake, or pond in Florida. Every year hundreds of pets usually owned by tourists are snatched from the shoreline and never seen again. Froeigners and tourists simply don't know. This is why you don't see many people in fresh water in Florida. We'll swim in the ocean or swimming pools, but lakes, ponds, and rivers invite gators. A few people die each year from gator attacks, fortunately not that many. There wsa one fatal attack on an 85 year old woman walking her dog in 2023. But golfers and others get bitten. The gator bite down is 2200 pounds per square inch. But you can hold a gator's mouth closed with your bare hands. The muscles to open their mouths are not as strong. Gators and turtles seem to enjoy hanging out together.
I’ve had coyotes, skunks and raccoons on my back porch here in Southern California. You gotta keep your pets inside if you don’t want them eaten by coyotes
Golden Eagles are known to attack wolves and even Brown Bears. They are massive and can do incredible damage w their talons.
Humans don't necessarily want to destroy environments. Take for example the large mouth bass being talked about here. It's been introduced to non-native regions not to destroy them, but because it's a game fish that many fishermen love to fish for. The fact that it can destroy ecosystems it isn't native to is an unintended consequence of it's introduction.
Coyotes at night during the winter, where I live in the woods, reminds of the movie “The Howling”.
Fishermen might have introduced the largemouth bass into Europe not to wreck ecosystems(although that would be the end result)but for the thrill of fishing that species
The starlings didn't exist in North America before a Shakespeare buff noticed that all the birds mentioned in Shakespeare lived in the US, except...
He decided to introduce them into Central Park in NYC.
The rest is history. No shortage 😕 of starlings.😮
IDK why people hate them I think they are awesome. And they don't bully the native birds at my feeders like Blue jays and the red wing black bird
Speaking of catfish, you should react to people noodling catfish by hand. It's a form of fishing where people dig into the mud and get the fish to bite them so they can put their arms in their throats and pull them out of their holes.
8:15 - Most reptiles and amphibians have a defense mechanism for the cold. It's called brumation - brumation is when reptiles and amphibians reduce their level of physical activity and eat a minimal amount during long periods of time where temperatures are too cold for them normally. They don't actually sleep for long periods of time like you see in hibernation, so it's a little different. Alligators will brumate underwater, and allow the water at the surface to freeze around them with their nose poking through the ice so they can breathe. Only the top freezes, so it's not like they're frozen solid.
This happened when python snakes were released into the Florida everglades some years ago.
I live in Michigan, we have snakes, bears, wolves mountain lions, bob cats.coyotes and the Dogmen!!!
I live in a suburban area in Florida, not rural, and plenty of coyotes.
I think the Eagle thing is that they prey on the pups, but we have plenty of hawk and falcon species which can easily do the same.
Except hawks and falcons don't often get to the size and strength of most eagles. With the exception of some sub species.
I once watched a video showing an extremely angry mother eagle showing a grizzly bear the "door". Too close to the nest, the bear could only run for it's life, as the eagle swooped down repeatedly tearing up the poor bears back and rear. She finally broke off her attack once she was satisfied she'd gotten her message across. The back of the bear was soaked in blood, and it wailed with each attack. Eagles are extremely large birds with a wingspan of 6ft. when full grown. They've been known to engage wolves, bears, wolverines. Fortunately they avoid humans. Thank God!! Excellent show and reaction!! Peace. 😎🇺🇸
Been loving the content! Almost binge watched all your old videos. Keep up the great work!
Other reasons to introduce a non native animal are as a food supply and for sport hunting. In other words, money money money regardless of environmental impact. Remember, he said sport fishers love the wide mouth bass because it puts up a fight.
In the northern range of alligators, swamps sometimes freeze over,and the alligators will stick their snouts out of the ice to breathe until the icemelts.
Coyote's are everywhere. They are in cities and rural areas. In my city they roam and you will see them literally crossing major city streets....usually at night. Thank you for another great reaction my friends.
The wing-span of a Eagle is between 5.5 - 7.5 ft or alittle longer in some cases. The Eagle is an amazing animal.
I saw a golden eagle pick up a live pheasant a couple of months ago...they are as big as my windshield it was a cool sight to see.
The mountain lion goes by several names, such as the cougar, puma, panther, and catamount. These big cats are the most widely dispersed animal in the Western Hemisphere. From the Yukons in N. America to the tip of S. America.
The American Bald Eagle. Mass: 6.6 - 14 lbs. Speed: 75 - 99 mph (Diving). Lifespan: 20 - 30 years (In the wild). Wingspan: 5.9 - 7.5 ft. Scientific name: Haliaeetus leucocephalus.
You guys should check out some catfish noodling
The eagles work on the coyote pups who are undersize.
No. Golden eagles attack fully grown wolves and bears bud…
@@bradkirchhoff5703 They didn't in my part of the country. But, maybe that's why we don't have any wolves. We have lots of coyotes and prairie dogs though.
They’re massive
Largemouth bass are a sporting fish highly prized for their fights
North America also has two species of sturgeon that are native to North America.
American Army vet. here.
First of all!!!!!! i love you guys lol!
2nd...Us Americans are Brits for the most part...if not, we are def mostly European! lol
We are one in the same really!
The UK would never go to war and America not be there. Same for the UK. We are one in my eyes.
From OHIO, USA!!!!!!!
33% Anglo 38% Germanic and the rest is Nordic 😅
@@ZartanDread holy shit my guy take it easy we are a little bit of everything here man Jesus Christ relax 😅
@@ZartanDread nah y'all aren't emotional just passionate South Carolina here and you?
The Boston ( Tea ) party is what separated US Americans from the British.
Our family of " Bacon's " are related to Sir Francis Bacon.
We have a video of dolphins swimming in the fresh water creek that runs by our house. Our kayaking gang was out there paddling with them.
Eagles are pretty big when they are fully matured.... they literally hunt mountain goats too. They just have to pick it up and drop it from a certain height. People don't realize how big an eagle is.
Was at my Moms and went to a local National Park. There was an alligator sunning on an island. Was just watching it and didn’t see an alligator until it was right beside me. When I yelled I scared it as much as it scared me. It took off.
The cougar could survive quite easily in all of Europe it's range in the Americas stretches from Alaska and Northern Canada to the northern part of South America. It may even extend to the southern tip of South America.
Here on South Florida we have an invasion of Burmese pythons, big ass snakes!! Also iguanas, lion fish, insects etc, also the only place on the planet that has both alligators and crocodiles!
I live on a beach in the Pacific NW. The only thing I haven't seen are wolves.
Nice video. Maybe most birds of prey ; Eagles - Hawks to mention the most obvious choices. The Husky might. Western Diamond Back Rattlesnake.
Large predators are pretty vital to the ecosystem. You can research ecological problems that occurred in Yellowstone National Park when wolves were hunted out of the area. Deer and elk populations got out of control. They ate all of the vegetation near lakes and rivers which meant fewer small prey animals for foxes and coyotes. It affected everything from plant life, insect life, and up the chain. When wolves were reintroduced to the park, all of that started to improve. Deer and elk had to move in more migratory patterns which allowed overgrazed areas to replenish. Insect, bird, rodent life started to return and balance was restored. Hopefully the UK is looking into this for your more rural areas, too!
Got coyotes in metro Denver especially by the foothills
I know the video you're talking about , it was filmed in North Carolina on like a gator attraction.
Some eagles can carry off deer they have a 7-ft wingspan amazing creatures
You should look for the California town being overrun by bears.
Eagles are huge there talons are big as a grizzly bear claws
The Golden Eagle is the largest of the eagle species. They can absolutely wreck a coyote.
Golden Eagle will mix it up with a coyote in a heartbeat. Bald eagles would certainly pick off coyote pups.
There are a lot of large eagle species. The Philippines was a US territory at one time. The Philippine Eagle is considered one of the largest. About 1 meter (3ft) tall. and has a wingspan around 2.5 meters (8ft).
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Eagles preying on deer and other large animals.
Can y'all react to the most dangerous toys ever made ?
Eagles go after the coyote pups.
Alligators and sharks have been seen in the Mississippi River.
Golden eagles will hunt goats. Their talons and strength is amazing.
Eating gator is good @yass&fats taste like chicken use to work at a places deep fried gator and ramoulade spicy one
I don't know where alligators were in a frozen lake. It doesn't get that cold in the Southern US.
The coyote is the only native american caine, orgins in the state of New Mexico. They are older than wolves. When saber tooth tigers roamed North America the coyote was there. Native americans often have in their history tales of how smart they are. Often know as the the "trickster". Sure they may eat small pets, but again, their main diet is rats, field mice, and berries. Too often fear is spread about them. To put this in perspective, there has only been two humans killed by coyotes since 1947. In contrast deer deaths are at a average of 440 per year here in the US.
Those alligators weren’t frozen in that lake. Only the surface of the lake was frozen.
This video failed to mention the language speaking bipedal mammals, they are the only thing you need to worry about if you come here I suggest you do some research before y'all come and you will be fine. Just a little unwanted dad advice 👍🍻
crocadiles are in the ocean now
I saw a vid saying the american aligator is being found in 30 more states that its never been in before
Florida freezes, the orange growing business will tell you that and i have seen the video he is talking about.
@@chipschannel9494 Nothing really to do with temperatures:
Just 30 or 40 years ago, the Florida population was threatened. They instituted strict hunting regulations which continue until today, and the population is exploding. However, the invasive Burmese Python HAS cut their numbers down a bit.
So alligators are moving into other states simply because of their great numbers, or because of competition with the Python, which is eating all their game.
@@Ira88881 a ‘gator with it’s snout sticking up above the ice is what I saw and more than one .
@@chipschannel9494 But I still don’t get your point.
I've never seen a Coyote in the city.
Or no anybody that has..
Them Cougars in the bars can be mean
The list should have swapped mountain lion for alligator. Like what was mentioned in the video, the limiting range of the alligator would restrict its total impact on wildlife populations. The mountain lion on the other hand could thrive anywhere in Europe except for the highest peaks of the Alps. Though they could survive up in the Alps, I wouldn't say they could "thrive".
They are adept at moving around rocks and can employ their ambush tactics from rocky outcrops, but there would be a lack of prey animals to allow them to build their population to be dense enough beyond minimal sustainment. Nothing close enough to be considered thriving.
The rest of Europe would be their playground. No natural predators. Wolves and bears cannot catch them because of their speed and climbing ability. With the mountain lion's aptitude in killing, there are few animals on the continent that could fend off an attack. Including humans.
They also span across the entire U.S. Here in Florida, we call them “panthers”, also called pumas, cougars, and they span So. America with different names. So they range from tropical-mountain. They would definitely be a problem for Europe.
Your right. Eagles wouldn't hunt coyotes.
Coyotes are about the size of a German shepherd not as heavy.
You said crocodile not alligator. One is freshwater the other is saltwater. Inalso don't know who told you they hibernate in I've but that's crap. They don't live in areas where it gets cold enough for that.
Paris, London, Milan, etc have bear populations?
Yall never seen eagles carrying a Coyo?
Alligators need swamp land so the Venetian wetlands would be best for them.
I've run across coyotes, snakes, scorpions, spiders and bigger animals like wart hogs, sharks, bears, and buffalo? when you do run across them, if you do, Just Don't Bother Them? be smart, let them have the space to walk, slither or fly away
Eagles in the US take small children
Bass are delicious. Eat them.
Coyotes are only 40 lbs tops
What is up with your fascination with the USA? - Don't get me wrong; I love my country and there is much to appreciate here, but why is some random British couple enamored with it? lol I mean no harm; just curious. BTW, I like you both. :)
Your wife is beautiful mate👏
As said in other places here, Largemouth Bass are sport fish and are very edible. Someone probably wanted to stock a private pond and some escaped
Video sucks ,but she has beautiful eyes !!