Everytime I hear you're lil intro music it JUST BRINGS PURE JOY IN MY LIFE 💯👍❤️ and of course tell Arnie he's a good boy for me...... Hopefully alot more animals are being protected!!! Thanks for the video 👍 great!!!
@@TsukiCove they're the type of video that you click on because it looks informative/interesting but you get grabbed by the personality of the voice. You sound genuine.
Tsuki videos are the type of videos I can watch anytime in any mood.....no matter how my day is going I always get excited to see a Tsuki new video notification!!! ❤️❤️❤️
The Thames isn't heavily polluted and uninhabitable. In fact it's one of the cleanest rivers in Europe and even where it runs through London there are more than 30 specie of fish iving in including migrating salmon and see trout.
@@MountainFisher it was a combination of climate change and humans most likely we were the bigger problem sense we came up from Africa and animals in Africa had thousands of years to adapt and evolve to survive with us. So Animals in the mammoth steppe didn’t have the same amount of time to adjust to us like the animals in Africa.
@@MountainFisher There is substantial evidence which shows we hunted the megafauna in large numbers and we've already seen through more modern examples that we have the capability of wiping out species. Were we the sole reason, that's highly unlikely and is more likely to be due to climate change.
I fished the Wye last Summer around Monmouth and caught so many eels, I couldn’t get through them for anything else. Decent sized fish as well, not bootlaces. Caught a few further upstream in Hereford also.
There is a fish found only in North wales in one lake you should do a video on that! It was trapped since the last lice age and is a good example of evolution based off the fact there is no other fish like it in the world, its evolved to breed and tolerate low salinity
I made a similar list to this about 3 months ago and wheb you really get stuck in to it . There is a lot of animals in the UK what are close to going extincted
I'd like to point out on the last chapter of the video, the title of it is capybara, not the capercaillie. Either way have a good day/night everyone! :-)
Even just over 10 years ago the uk was different.. we had no red kites now their everywhere! Parakeets aswell! We had a Puma in my city several times, one was found after being hit by a lorry it was the size of a small man or young teenager. We have the vulture from France that stuck around aswell. Even Eagles now!
The capercaillie is mental this big scottish turkey will if it sees you walk and fly to you just to start shit lol say your 500 meters away and it sees you it is game on!
The Brook lamprey is here in Canada too , we use to catch time all the time when we were salmon fishing the nickelmackel river , they most definitely weird and cool loooking
@@ossipozzi1238 most the time we were catching them on the salmon when they ran up the rivers but the odd time you would snag them , the Brook lamprey is endangered here I believe I always released them back , caught sea lamprey as well fishing for the salmon entering the mouth of the river where it meets ocean
@@ossipozzi1238 they are honestly so cool but so ugly haha 😂, glad I could help and always check you fishing regs too , don’t wanna get slammed with a big fine or jail time either , as my uncle use to say if you don’t know what it is or un sure put it back safely
@@joshphillips7070 I never kill the fish I kill, unless I have hooked a fish in the gills or eyes and I put them back as safely as I can. And the river I fish needs no license. And brook lamprey live there. I am tired of catching slimy ruffe 😂 I want something new lol
I live in the highlands of Scotland. I’m very lucky in that I see red squirrels in my garden during the day and at night I get pine marten. I’ve seen wild cats but only a handful of times, they really are quite easy to tell apart from a moggy their tail is ringed and is like a baseball bat. I’ve seen a capercaillie but only once, although I’ve heard them calling a number of times without laying eyes on them. I am sometimes treated to the majestic golden eagles too, they’re an awesome sight. Like I say I’m very lucky. Peace. ✌️.
Red squirrels and house martins are 2 you don’t see much anymore near me in East Yorkshire growing up house Martin nests where on houses everywhere but I can’t remember the last time I saw one and grey squirrels have decimated red squirrels
Spain has been removing hundreds of obsolete dams which are the major threat to eel survival. One small dam can destroy hundreds of miles of eel habitat. Eels need free flowing rivers to survive.
If the Scottish wild is domesticated then doesn't that make it just a cat? Looking at them on video is nothing compared to being in person. Your bird crisis could use some ideas used by the Wild Turkey Federation. The wild Turkey was almost extinct in the US and through education, breeding & reintroduction has brought this bird back from its decline.
Bobcats are our greatest allies. My vicious bobcat just did an energy claw attack today and took out 5 neighborhoods on accident. He's such a good boy.
Everytime I hear you're lil intro music it JUST BRINGS PURE JOY IN MY LIFE 💯👍❤️ and of course tell Arnie he's a good boy for me...... Hopefully alot more animals are being protected!!! Thanks for the video 👍 great!!!
Yep .same here...
@@gorgoaku4444 Way to go, party pooper.
Love your content so glad I found your Channel
Thanks Andrew i really appreciate it and im glad you like the videos :)
@@TsukiCove they're the type of video that you click on because it looks informative/interesting but you get grabbed by the personality of the voice. You sound genuine.
Thanks for the content today
no problem i'm glad you like it :)
Tsuki videos are the type of videos I can watch anytime in any mood.....no matter how my day is going I always get excited to see a Tsuki new video notification!!! ❤️❤️❤️
I live in Northern Ireland and it seems that the number of pine Martyns seems to be on the up. I hope it continues to increase at a steady pace.
Interesting video, thanks.
Loved this! Thanks Tsuki ❤
Awesome video
thanks i appreciate it :)
Pine marten numbers are growing where I live in Scotland, funnily enough all the grey squirrels have disappeared to
Nice I do tend to enjoy content and I thank you for that.
i thought that was the common housecat at first haha
Rare, endangered species !!
The Thames isn't heavily polluted and uninhabitable. In fact it's one of the cleanest rivers in Europe and even where it runs through London there are more than 30 specie of fish iving in including migrating salmon and see trout.
I believe salmon were spotted in the Thames a few years ago.
I believe the Thames was considered ecologically dead like 30 years ago, but it has been cleaned up and is now thriving (comparatively speaking)
May be a little morbid but do a video on 5 recently extinct animals of the uk
Love your content. I'd like to see a video on the world's smartest animals.
if he does , he have to put Octopuses or pigs (pigs are actually as smart as a 4 year old)
The champ drops another banger 🤝
UK content yes thankyou for not overlooking this little Isle
haha i have to do videos about my homeland every now and again
We did a a top 10 list like this on the UK wildlife and their is so many amazing animals inntje UK what are under threat
Not a day goes by where I wish our primal ancestors didn't go kill crazy with the mega fauna and apex predators
me too it would be very cool to see the giant sloths and woolly mammoths
@@MountainFisher it was a combination of climate change and humans most likely we were the bigger problem sense we came up from Africa and animals in Africa had thousands of years to adapt and evolve to survive with us. So Animals in the mammoth steppe didn’t have the same amount of time to adjust to us like the animals in Africa.
im not sure which is worse, your ignorance or your hubris
@@DoubleDsAnimals or Africa could've jus been less affected by natural disaster
@@MountainFisher There is substantial evidence which shows we hunted the megafauna in large numbers and we've already seen through more modern examples that we have the capability of wiping out species. Were we the sole reason, that's highly unlikely and is more likely to be due to climate change.
I catch eels all the time in my local lakes. Mostly as elvers but some big ones too
Also I do a lot of fishing and this year especially I have seen thousands of eels in our waters as well as young ones under rocks and in the shallows
I fished the Wye last Summer around Monmouth and caught so many eels, I couldn’t get through them for anything else. Decent sized fish as well, not bootlaces. Caught a few further upstream in Hereford also.
There is a fish found only in North wales in one lake you should do a video on that! It was trapped since the last lice age and is a good example of evolution based off the fact there is no other fish like it in the world, its evolved to breed and tolerate low salinity
I love your channel keep up the good work
never gets old with the classic Asian Intro
Damn lampreys said nope to evolution
I made a similar list to this about 3 months ago and wheb you really get stuck in to it . There is a lot of animals in the UK what are close to going extincted
Pollution in rivers really needs to be sorted out
I’ve been to the Scottish Highlands last summer and I saw a red squirrel and a pine marten.
Pine Martins are adorable
I'd like to point out on the last chapter of the video, the title of it is capybara, not the capercaillie. Either way have a good day/night everyone! :-)
Can You Do Endangered Species In Asia?
I just want the world to reach the same ecological richness it did at least 1000 years ago
Even just over 10 years ago the uk was different.. we had no red kites now their everywhere! Parakeets aswell! We had a Puma in my city several times, one was found after being hit by a lorry it was the size of a small man or young teenager. We have the vulture from France that stuck around aswell. Even Eagles now!
I do hope these animals can bounce back. Or at least survive in other parts of Europe.
You should do a video on invasive species in Wyoming, it's a small state but it would be interesting to see what All is invasive there
Not even that small, just not very populated. 😂
@@malezra-7407 yeah you right, you know what I meant 😂😂
After long time nice
5 threatened and endangered species in the Netherlands pls
The capercaillie is mental this big scottish turkey will if it sees you walk and fly to you just to start shit lol say your 500 meters away and it sees you it is game on!
I hope not only the species mentioned in this video are all protected, I also hope for bears, wolves and lynxes to be reintroduced into the UK.
There isn't enough forest cover to introduce wolves or bears but lynx are being introduced.
Unfortunately the UK is one of the most modified and destroyed habitats in the entire world, with very little untouched.
No mention of the hedgehog?
Incidently, it isn't the Gold Eagle, it's the Golden Eagle.
5 endangered species on the moon. I'll get started, moose, very few of those, adelie penguins, caecilians, olm, I'd say that's a good start.
You should do invasive species of Appalachia ⛰ 🏃♂️
Hi would like a top 5 crocodillian list just your 5 favourite crocodilia and or your 5 favourite animal species
You should do a video on jellyfish
It has to be around 90 percent of species going extinct or are critically endangered/endangered from humans for centuries now.
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Can you make a video on the micropterus genus please?
Could you do a video on invasive species in Australia?
The Brook lamprey is here in Canada too , we use to catch time all the time when we were salmon fishing the nickelmackel river , they most definitely weird and cool loooking
How do you catch them?
@@ossipozzi1238 most the time we were catching them on the salmon when they ran up the rivers but the odd time you would snag them , the Brook lamprey is endangered here I believe I always released them back , caught sea lamprey as well fishing for the salmon entering the mouth of the river where it meets ocean
@@joshphillips7070 I have always wanted to catch one and see with my own eyes! Now I know one way to catch them. Thank you!
@@ossipozzi1238 they are honestly so cool but so ugly haha 😂, glad I could help and always check you fishing regs too , don’t wanna get slammed with a big fine or jail time either , as my uncle use to say if you don’t know what it is or un sure put it back safely
@@joshphillips7070 I never kill the fish I kill, unless I have hooked a fish in the gills or eyes and I put them back as safely as I can. And the river I fish needs no license. And brook lamprey live there. I am tired of catching slimy ruffe 😂 I want something new lol
I live in the highlands of Scotland. I’m very lucky in that I see red squirrels in my garden during the day and at night I get pine marten. I’ve seen wild cats but only a handful of times, they really are quite easy to tell apart from a moggy their tail is ringed and is like a baseball bat. I’ve seen a capercaillie but only once, although I’ve heard them calling a number of times without laying eyes on them. I am sometimes treated to the majestic golden eagles too, they’re an awesome sight.
Like I say I’m very lucky.
Peace. ✌️.
wheres my warty slimy little great crested newt those are the crown jewel of british native wildlife
Red squirrels and house martins are 2 you don’t see much anymore near me in East Yorkshire growing up house Martin nests where on houses everywhere but I can’t remember the last time I saw one and grey squirrels have decimated red squirrels
Another problem for eels is the Spanish eat glass eels in huge quantity as a delicacy
Spain has been removing hundreds of obsolete dams which are the major threat to eel survival. One small dam can destroy hundreds of miles of eel habitat. Eels need free flowing rivers to survive.
The European Eel is critically endangered....
If the Scottish wild is domesticated then doesn't that make it just a cat? Looking at them on video is nothing compared to being in person.
Your bird crisis could use some ideas used by the Wild Turkey Federation. The wild Turkey was almost extinct in the US and through education, breeding & reintroduction has brought this bird back from its decline.
The Scottish wildcat isn't domesticated. It hybridizes with and is threatened by domesticated cats
Bobcats are our greatest allies. My vicious bobcat just did an energy claw attack today and took out 5 neighborhoods on accident. He's such a good boy.
Can you make Kansas biotope please
What about Nessie?
Pine Martin's are all over Ireland
Can u do for mauritius
So how do the eels get back to Bermuda to spawn!?
As adults, they swim out to sea and spawn in the Sargassum Sea. They are the opposite of salmon which spawn in freshwater and go to the sea to mature.
One of the few things that really bothers me to no end is when humans kill animals just for their fur or their hide.
maybe the most endangered animal of Asia
Yo what about going over some other countries like Germany, Norway, Russia, usw
Give updates on your channa fishes
he had to rehome them
@@apss5736 any videos are uploaded
Btw what is the music tittle? Anyone
it's called wishful thinking in youtubes audio library
Is it really so that hybridization dilutes genes of animals? And why? Be the way, i've never heard of animals that died from hybrization
Why not have made this video on the british isles in general? Just feels weird to exclude Ireland
Please note I love your content I'm just making an observation
Invasive species of Texas
Animals from Brazil
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Practically just Scotland🤣🤣
That shows the dire state of the environment in Britain. There is no habitat left for even small species.
That shows the dire state of the environment in Britain. There is no habitat left for even small species.
russia's invasive fish/ endangered species plz!
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