Eat Or Be Eaten: Reef Predators 🦈 Smithsonian Channel
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2024
- From Lionfish to Peacock Mantis Shrimp, here’s a look at some of the reef’s fiercest predators from ‘Castro’s Secret Reef,’ Deadly Australians: Oceans and Beaches,’ ‘Great Blue Wild: Indonesia,’ and ‘David Attenborough’s Great Barrier Reef.’
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The hairy hogfish's eyes kind of vibrate in and out of tthe skull after swallowing the fish ❤😍 so cute
BRILLIANT PRESENTATION.....GRAFIC EXCELLENCE AND PHOTOGRAPHY!!!!
They need to create an RTS with sea creatures! So wonderful!
Reef time strategy?
For those who asked the question, the lion fish venom is neutralized by stomach acid (cooking it does too). As long as the shark doesn’t get poked it should be fine. Swallowing it head first should help avoid injury.
It's not neutralized by stomach acid, it's just that people are assuming that a venom is also necessarily a poison but venoms work by being injected and are typically not poisonous to ingest.
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6:09 world’s slowest chase 😅
hahah yeah
What beautiful creatures, deadly but mysterious of universal insights.
Thank you.❤ The photography is amazing . The vibrant colors and forms are exquisite.
I wish the videos were longer
If the lionfish has venomous spines how can the shark eath them?
If they learn to consume them head first the odds of getting hurt decreases. The acid neutralizes the venom. Incidentally cooking the lion fish also neutralizes the venom. Poison doesn’t work that way unfortunately.
Awesome video, Thank you for the amazing information. Can we get longer videos in the future?
Enjoying this😁✌️
This is savage!
So Patrick is killing the coral wow lol 😅
It's good that those divers are teaching the sharks to associate divers with food. I see no flaw in this plan.
Saving the reefs is well worth that risk.
Thank God Brian from RUclips is here to provide his alternative solution.
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They're mostly trying to teach then that lionfish are good sources of food, not like trying train them to be hand fed
Let's give it up for Brian, ladies and gentlemen! He's here tonight to provide us with a groundbreaking solution to our collective reefs problem. The floor is yours', senor Brian.
Interesting
Huh, Neat. 2:50
It's cool that they're trying to get the sharks to eat the Lionfish but how are they not getting stabbed in the mouth by any of the spines on the Lionfish?
Then again I've seen Wolf Fish eat giant spiney Urchins and tear them apart like it's nothing, so I guess maybe it's just not a big deal in this situation?
It'd be really neat if we could get something to start hunting the Crown of Thorns Starfish aswell as Urchins, although I think the Sea Otters are finally bouncing back and able to take care of the Urchins now.
😅👍
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Have they studied whether the sharks are injured or killed by eating the lion fish?
delicious lion fish
I like the trident sea snail, because he eats sea star for a good reason,.. and get we human just eat them for no reason which I find it even more annoying their number declining due to overfishing and harvesting ?!
These creatures are going nowhere fast .
A snail chasing a starfish is just comical.
So are the sharks dying?
They wouldnt be feeding the lionfish to the sharks, they must have some sort of antibody or something
I eat, thank you very much.
And, Australia has the plague of rabbits and feral cats....
Here in the U.K. We have a plague of globalist politicians. Similar to rats but much more detestable.
The Great Barrier Reef is GROWING in size. Sorry, activists.
Peter Ridd got sacked for saying that .
I think it’s a bit unfair to the animals that we call them an invasive species where it was us that did the invading, we just used them as the tool