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The funniest part about all this is that I was thinking to myself the whole time "Why don't we just eat them all? It's free food." And then I got to the end of the video where they said that this fish is a delicacy in China but Americans don't like fish with bones in them. I started laughing...because I'm Chinese. LOL
I love the texture of this fish. None of any fish species I have ever tried can beat it. The only thing is it smell super stinky if you don’t prep right and cook right. Oh.... and of course, the annoying bones....
@@beut6151 totally agree, specially the blood its too fishy, so we boiled it first with lemon grass and herbs to remove the odor from the fish, mince the meat and sueted it with garlic, onions, carrots and celery, rhe result, we made a spring roll out of it
problem is, I am gonna take a guess and say most people want fresh live fish from tanks vs. dead frozen ones. And transporting live fish is both potential environmental disasters and it'd probably cost way too much since you also need to transport really heavy tanks of water.
@@jac1207 Only in mainland China and taiwan and vietnam they like their fish fresh. In malaysia and Singapore. Where I live the black carp my sister normally cooks is dead already when bought from the fish market
They're Australia's most hated fish, too. Interestingly, a recent severe drought in Australia's largest river catchment, the Murray Darling Basin, led to the rivers drying up into stagnant pools that became quite saline over time. The native fish species survived just fine (they were adapted to it), but the carp died off in massive kills. Nature has a way of sorting itself out.
@@dafleaz That's true. However, there has also been a concerted effort to restock native fish species with "fingerlings"....i.e. baby fish. A major reason carp were able to take over the waterways in the first place was because they tended to feed on native fish eggs, so native fish reproduction declined markedly. By breeding fish in farms and then reintroducing the fingerlings into the waterways en-masse, the vulnerable point in the native species life cycle is bypassed. What's more, the story had been reversed and native fish are now feeding on carp eggs and preventing carp reproduction. I'm reliability informed (by friends who are scientists in the first) that achieving a certain, minimum population density of native fish AND minimum ratio between native fish species and carp is key to out competing carp and ensuring their terminal decline. Let's hope they've got their research correct.
Not always though, like in the Florida Everglades. Often times bringing in an outside species just destroys the habitat. Other times people bring in a species, like the song sparrow and thy become invasive and then you have to declare war on it and lose. Oh wait that was just the USA back in the 1870’s… so that’s three countries that declared war on birds and lost
Just Process it like fish sausage, it can feed many people. For the bone try using pressure cooker, in Indonesia we have dish called "bandeng presto", instead removing the bone, we make it edible
In Australia we have a problem with European Carp and people dislike eating them because of the muddy taste. Any thoughts about a solution for the taste problem?
@@markfryer9880 my mom keep them in salty water + limes. Keep them for 20 minutes. You put them in fridge so there's no cats or flies try to munch it. And remember to clean the inside, especially the belly. The black meat inside of them are quite bitter. My mom often give it to the cats.
Don’t worry, us Americans will shoot. the fish. with guns. I see no problems with this method and it definitely won’t have any negative impact on the environment.
@spinning debbie I mean, I can buy a bag of dog food with modified beef for $5. But I don't. I buy $30 because of allergies my dogs have, and guess what? Cause they like it. But no human grade is organic, especially since organic doesn't mean anything in the US. Some organic food is still treated with pesticides after all. So they'll stick with their $30 kibble, and not move to fish as one is allergic. But hey! Carp from a river's organic? You can try that. The bones easily just crunch down when you chew.
@Ts this fish can NOT be transported live from one country to another,thats why we are in this mess in the first place?If one live carp gets into foreign waters its game over for that body of water.Exporting dead carp okay,live carp not okay!!!
Imagine if there were Chinese communities all along the Mississippi and there were no regulations on fishing these things. They would be gone 2 years tops
Seems like, at the very least, pet food companies would have popped up around this. Go for it! I don't like that they are here so make me enjoy the taste!
One of my fishing buddies is from Germany. His father came out fishing with us, and after one of us caught a big head carp, and was going to simply discard it, he wanted to keep it, saying it just needs to be cooked correctly. He smoked the carp for 3 hours. It was delicious. It had a fishy taste, but the texture and consistency of ham. Since then, we have had smoked carp several times. I also had some boiled carp that wasnt too bad. However, I have also tried carp that came out terrible.
Western don’t know to cook fish & river fish. 1) clean fish then use little vinegar pouring in fish for 5-10min, then rise it. 2) if they don’t like bone then fillet cutting & throwing bone away. 3) FRIEDS FISH, throwing some ginger slice in HOT BOILING OIL THEN FRIES FISH. It will smell good & less fishy. 3) if they’re not fried fish, make fish soups or cooked with others ingredients. Just chop the fish & add fews vinegar then rose it. ADD CHOPPED GINGER FIR 5mins, then cooking whatever style dish, it help curse fishy taste. Or FISH WITH SOY SAUCE, it yummy & add some herb as green onion, garlic & cumin seeds!!
@@HauTran-sunfromsouth I'm sure you can make carp taste good, but there are so many native fish that have less bones and taste better, why bother with carp?
@@cerridianempire1653 lol.... people here likes to have drinking sessions with neighbors with rum or whiskey and some food on the table, i think these fishes would be a good complement
It's pretty funny how we have caused tons of species to go extinct but when we actually try to stop a species rapid multiplication we have a crazy hard time
its what I was thinking...Americans have decimated herds of Bison with ease and rampage for sneakers and phones like they are oxygen...but they can't get rid of this fish (catch it for cat food if the humans are too finicky to eat the fish)
Fkin " Elevator Noises"!!! Wonder how many sounds they got to before they found this out,,,,, yehh i know a few fish that are scared of fkin Elevator doors!! 🙈
From Google: Unlike their sometimes muddy tasting cousins, the meat from silver and bighead carp is firm, white, mild, and flaky. It is often compared to cod in texture. I have grilled, fried, broiled, and steamed both bigheads and silvers and the results are always surprisingly good.
Are the bones as bad as they say? How different are they from typical fish? I had fish with lots of tiny bones in the flesh and those were very hard to eat.
it's hard to export fishes unless u make them into can food, the tasteness of fishes is bond to freshness, which means you want to cook it within 2 days, in this case the transportation cost would be huge
He didnt word it right but he meant that we dont like fish with lots of tiny bones . we like fish that you can get big fillets off of like catfish . we want a fish with alot of meat on it so you can avoid the bony part
@@tomtomtomato1 You clearly never go fishing or hunting for your meat. Fish like Salmon, mahi mahi and tuna are extremely easy to make boneless fillets. Carp are a gigantic pain in the ass for smelly, dirty tasting fish.
It's considered unappetizing to eat anything you have to pick bones from while. eating (it's considered gross--it's not that it can't be done by adults).
No its because people don't enjoy biting into bones in fish. And two people have had fish bones get caught in their throats. Plus we have access to an incredible amount of fish that don't have bones in their meat. Oh and most importantly. Americans in general really don't eat allot of sea food and fresh water fish. Pork, Beef, and Chicken are king here. Yeah some people do eat fish. But the country as a whole really doesn't.
@Tom Jenkins One of my sons friends was over for lunch. Told him we were having carp. He said, "Oh, I don't like fish." I set up their plates and he starts in on it. Says it's the best smoked turkey he's ever had. No, that's carp. He looks up, and to his credit says, "I like fish". What he was saying before was actually, "I don't like the processed, cheap, filler laden, fish sticks my mom buys." :)
As a german who loves carp, I’ve been salivating through half the video 😅 Seriously, a nice fish costs 15€/kg here (equivalent 7.90$/pound). What I usually do after catching one from a muddy lake or river, is to keep it in a barrel or old bathtub for a few days in clean clear water. This way they can breathe out some of the muddy aroma and the taste is much better.
I've heard that people will also corn feed them for a while to purge the flesh of any thing coming from the mud they usually suck in. I ate a carp once in caught Ontario and it tasted like mud
@@seandoherty4236 🤦♂ of course, updated it (Also checked latest exchange rate and actual price while I'm at it, with recent inflation I was a little behind)
@@jesseling144 You are ignoring the factors that lead to homelessness. Many homeless people have a mental illness and/or drug problem and you want to put them on some patch of land in the wilderness. Not everyone is a trained survivalist like you seem to be. It's an easy way to kill these people.
I grew up in China. Haven't had carp for more than 10 years in the states. I like the dishes my mum cooked with carp. A childhood memory my generation won't forget, though I hate those bones, just too many. Back to those days, carps were really good but cheap food to get high quality protein. It is actually pretty healthy food, compared to hot dog, which I also love.
Ship it to India and China or all across the South East asia for cheaper price. It's like $4 dollars per a silver carb there in Northeast Part of India. People actually farm raise it. It's very common and made curry out of it. One of best fish curry I ever had.
I'm pretty sure he said bugs, not bones. As in those worms that live in fish muscles and need frozen for 24 hours or a little more to kill off, cause we can get that as a lifelong debilitating illness too.
@@demammoet Unless you need to have a hearing device he clearly says bones. Are you talking about tapeworms? You need to freeze it 48 hours to kill the eggs but otherwise if you just cook the fish they die and if you get tape worm infection you just go to the doc for a deworming treatment. People have lived with these worms for 20 years without dying and you may get B12 deficiency but otherwise ...
bugs are a delicacy in places, and if the person eating those bugs becomes rich then bugs are much lower on the list of things to eat lol. Chinese people eat these fish because its better than the alternative which is starvation. my friends wife is from Colombia and she said that she has eaten rats and insects. she now lives in the USA and is married to a millionaire, and bugs and rats are not on the menu. and yes i know you were just making a joke btw.
They are not throwing the carp away. They're used for industrial purposes, however, instead of human consumption. We have much tastier fish to eat in North America
@@kevinpeace4431 Yes. Poor Trump. An honest man who's always being lied about. You know what? He just might be the most honest man EVER. If fact, I'll bet nobody knows more about honesty than Donald Trump, okay? Nobody.
@@janetlopez6763 actually it sounds like sarcasm and to me, it drives the point home, that nobody is better at anything than Trump, cuz he is the bestest at everything, and the all knowing genius, matter of fact could be the return of the Messiah. Sarcasm. And funny as it gets. Jmo.
You don't want to be a carp in poland during christmas season, traditionally it's the main dish during Christmas Eve, 8-9 million carp get killed every year
Exactly they're extremely delicious, especially in cooked soup...I wonder why americans are been so picky when it comes to a nutritious food source just because it has bones
@@lizlovesafrobeats becuase it’s an invasive species. Just as pythons and tiger fish. They need to be exterminated and removed before native species get choked out
I worry that global warming is going to get so bad that we are going to have to artificially make the planet cooler and we are going to do something terrible. Ha.
Me, being 1/4 Asian, just realized what my grandmother meant when she said “Find a man who likes to eat fish with a lot of bones.....and you will have a very fulfilled marriage...”💀🤦🏼♀️😭
I thought it was the flavor--a little muddy. I don't mind bones so much. Fresh fish is really expensive even though I live near the west coast. Salmon season shut down about 15 years ago, so we can't get that anymore. Even salmon has a few bones. Safe handling and processing of the fish seems the most important. Freshness keeping and deboning techniques. They can make pet food and fake crab out of it if they can get the bones out. Smoking the fish like Asians do also seems like a good plan. Smoking is amazing. I am further butchering up my covid Turkey raw this year and freezing parts and having a breast for Thanksgiving. I smoky BBQ the drumsticks and then cook in broth/water in the an Instant Pot/pressure cooker and eat with white beans and kale. So good. Smoke BBQ is amazing. They need to get foodies involved and have a cooking contest. A fish smoking contest? ( They have a giant banana slug cooking contest on Russian River. Although I have to say, banana slug sales have never taken off.) Also engineers for machines that remove bones.
Really were the only country in the world that doesn't eat carp. It's also the single largest eaten fish in Europe. I had it a few times with the family from Bangladesh and honestly it's good.
@Jordon Carlson I think he is referring specifically to the common carp aka the European Carp that are simply everywhere Most People I know will kill and toss it back if they catch one but some people don't like that.
They dont taste good imo at best tolerable properly seasoned. I'm not worried about the bones. Problem is for me they are mainly in heavily polluted areas. There are commercial industries for Asian carp. They do get eaten by many. The market isnt very big since there are tastier and cheaper options.
@@sheilashineleofany822 I'm pretty well versed in cooking and always use spices, herbs and many asian ingredients. The main reason I dont want to eat them is the rivers they are in tend to be heavily polluted. I eat a ton of fish and havent had many I dont like only carp and bowfin I dont like. Theres just an odd taste to them I'm find unpleasant that you cant cover well enough atleast for me. Unless you fry them but I dont like eating fried foods
We already have a farmed fish industry (salmon, trout) plus wild fish commercially caught. We don't need an introduced bony fish from hell. The nations overfishing the oceans tend not to be named the USA.
To everyone who wants to feed the poor with these fish: stop talking, and go do it. It’s sad how much people kick and scream about things instead of doing ANYTHING about it
Easier said than done- I say give the poor the permission, equipment, etc. to do this(here's something most people don't know- IF a person is getting 'foodstamps', AKA gov food assistance benefits, or whatever it's called by you, then that person is NO LONGER REQUIRED to have a (1)Fishing Lic. and in many states, not required to pay for hunting licenses/permits/tags if target species is primarily used as a 'foodsource'. Back to the 'issue'- The thing is, even if you give folks the 'means' to accomplish a lot of things, it doesn't always(seldom really) means they'll take advantage of the opportunity afforded to them. Problem is, it is WAY TO EASY TO just take that food card up the the local grocer and get a slab of Grouper for dindin rather than actually have to put forth any real effort(work) for something... and hell, why bother?!? The rest of the 'taxpayers' are the ones actually buying the recipients of the benes their food. And one last thing, these folks can even BUY prepared food(deli sammiches, fried chix, etc.- so long as it's not 'hot' food! And for you sir, that is some food for thought!
Lol. They actually destroy native populations of river habitat and fish. Imagine a diverse population of fish destroyed only to be replaced with one non native specimen. Diverse cuisine will never be the same! The locals hate them for that reason. I can't say I blame them. These carp threaten not only the health of rivers but a whole industry and the livelihood of many. Thrse are the reasons they should not have been introduced in the first place.
@@andmicbro1 they kind of are, those pretty carps started as normal carps and had been selected breed for centuries for their color and patterns, but still, fundamentally the same kind of species.
I love how when she said, "they escaped" some red dots appeared on the map that were not connected to a water source. Like, did those ones carjack someone?
One of those red dot trails was the Wabash river. It didn’t show up as a line on the map but it’s a major river that runs the border between Illinois and Indiana and eventually makes its way north east through Indiana. It also has smaller tributary rivers such as the Eel river. So they are connected bodies, just not large ones that may be listed on some maps.
If the starship is successful and transportation within an hour anywhere in the world becomes real. It's going to open up a whole new world of trade opportunities
"Americans don't Like fish with bones in it" Me , a carnivorous biped feasting on indian carp that has more bones in it than Greece has in foreign reserves : *You don't say*
@@duckduckgoosevit4288 Why bother distributing them? Announce free food for homeless people and then they will appear by themselves. And there are several groups who have their own distribution system specially for providing food to homeless people.
@Mark Fryer: what's wrong with feeding them fish? Feeding the poor Beans and cabbage is more nutritious? You certainly haven't tried perfectly cooked carp. I suggest you try one. Fillet it and turn into fish and chips. They do it with cat fish (not really a fish family, but eel which eat anything, even human waste in sewer)
you telling America to embrace immigration? I think they'll their mighty guns on the Carp before they say yes to your idea. Exporting it to China and other countries that consume Carp is a smarter idea. At least you pay for the harvesting and they are exporting something.
@@giths19 there was a time america did embrace immigration , but like everywhere the populations have increased a lot in last 50 years , and immigration is political now
Being able to eat fish with bones make you a patient, skilled, and tolerable person. It is a foundation for greatness. You will likely to be able to fix things yourself instead of hiring contractors. You’re willing to get your hands dirty and you appreciate delicious food.
I work as apartment maintenance so I know how to fix things myself, that said i hate the taste of fish, its not always about patience or whatever. taste buds are a factor too
In regards to table fare, the quality of a fish is only as good as it’s environment. Some of the waterways in the US aren’t exactly the cleanest imo, especially the Mississippi River. The further south you go the nastier it gets. I prefer deep sea, but I still see trash floating out there and many vessels dump their sewage out there too.
This is 101% true where I live I fish on the pier the fish are wild and organic but there’s a pipe out in the Ocean where they dump the sewage and the fish are nasty.
@@sammysharptooth3198you know there used to be other species of humans right? We killed and outcompeted all of them. We are the original invasive species and we no doubt have a knack for some serious eradication when we’re our mind to it
I wish they would stop generalizing and making assumptions about Americans and fish bones. Sell the damn fish. If it's cheap enough and tasty we will eat it.
@Steven Levernier he's not stupid. The overabundance of carps can be commercialised or be a societal beneficiality, giving away free food to the poor and needy.
"Americans don't like to eat fish with bones in them" Me, eating a bunch of fish while swallowing most of the bones: just drink the vinegar, solves all fish bone problems
Please highlight the company turning the invasive fish into money and companies. In the midwest carp are being made into plant fertilizer! Also lion fish invasion in the Miami area being sold for food
There IS COLLATERAL KILL with the shock boats. I've witnessed it myself multiple times on lower colorado river. You can observe a bunch of dead fish downriver from shocking operations. A good percentage are knocked out but not killed and attempt to recover. But about 24 hrs later these fish expire and float to surface. They don't do an adequate job measuring kill over protracted periods.
@@NotJakeSmith most species we recreationally fish for are... No brown trout , brook trout, LMB, SMB, Crappie , or Sturgeon is Native in my State. The electricity doesn't care what species you are so yeah it matters. Collateral kill for all aquatic species including things they don't even fkn look for like amphibians, mollusks, crustaceans etc..
@Austin Santos what is the impact on invertebrates? Show me that impact study. I spent more time underwater at test depth on the shitter than you have floating on top of it 😉🇺🇲. JK. But likely true . I have a bit of understanding of projecting energy into the water and its impacts. Quit hyper-focusing on top species and account for the forage and other conditions that maintain the whole system. When we gonna learn? Kaibab plateau 101.
@Austin Santos It's the classic example of our interventions, even ones with good intent, go mostly wrong. Kaibab was a point were predators (wolf) were eliminated from a uniquely discreet and isolated plateau ecosystem. They thought it would produce a more abundant deer population... Lol.. you know where this goes already .. I'll link ya to a good synopsis. I think I was taught this at Saddleback Community College Ecology course back in the 80's 🤣
I don't buy that line for a second. I am in Arizona and I have never seen any of the Asian Carp here for sale. If the fish was nice and fresh and cheap, I'd eat a ton of it.
Nope, it's the texture and taste. If there's smoked & canned they're not so bad, but who's got time for all that. I ♥️ bullhead (Yellow bellies) and they're full of small bones.
There are so many ways to prepare fish. Specially the one whit many bones. If you bake it dry it's delishes. Or make s soup like the native in Suriname. I love fish. 😋😋
In the Philippines, I used to fish in the river with my Dad. We get very excited and feel lucky whenever we catch a big carp, catfish, or tilapia. They're tasty fish!
I lived in Omaha, Ne. before I retired and moved to the Philippines and there were 2 popular restaurants there that served Carp Catfish, and Chicken. I favored 1 of them and tried to get in there to eat as often as I could because the way they cooked the carp made them ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS! A complete meal including the carp, cole slaw, french fries, bread, and sliced dill pickles plus coffee, ice tea, or a soft drink cost under $10.00.
I grew up eating carps. While the bones can be annoying, the meat of the fish is super tender, and they are so damn easy to cook. Simple poach with minimal effort can yield amazing results.
America can't eat its way out of this problem.
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ant birth control?
Kinda sad that you couldn't even publish a good video without a weird, out of left field, swipe a Trump.
If America can’t eats its way out why not export the fish to country that need it sure that would help
Fish ur way out by feeding other country that needs it
@@ifonlyicouldstop where did they do that in the video
The funniest part about all this is that I was thinking to myself the whole time "Why don't we just eat them all? It's free food." And then I got to the end of the video where they said that this fish is a delicacy in China but Americans don't like fish with bones in them. I started laughing...because I'm Chinese. LOL
That is what I thought, feed the hunger man. When it become fish and chips people don't care where the fish came from
I love the texture of this fish.
None of any fish species I have ever tried can beat it. The only thing is it smell super stinky if you don’t prep right and cook right.
Oh.... and of course, the annoying bones....
@@beut6151 totally agree, specially the blood its too fishy, so we boiled it first with lemon grass and herbs to remove the odor from the fish, mince the meat and sueted it with garlic, onions, carrots and celery, rhe result, we made a spring roll out of it
@@UchihaMadara-sw3dv that sounds delicious just reading these comments this making me hungry I love seafood
american doesnt know how to cooked it.
evry fish is good.
and here fish is expensive.
I like how it starts with a major environmental crisis and ends in a hot dog review
It’s the American way
@@Dilandau88 It’s all we know
*P A R K O U R*
It is problem solving .
American dream babay
Carp is considered a delicacy here in asia. Maybe y'all could export these pests her for an affordable price.
No way man! It just makes way too much sense to do that, and that's why it will never happen 😂
In the video they state that some people export it to China
problem is, I am gonna take a guess and say most people want fresh live fish from tanks vs. dead frozen ones. And transporting live fish is both potential environmental disasters and it'd probably cost way too much since you also need to transport really heavy tanks of water.
@@jac1207 Only in mainland China and taiwan and vietnam they like their fish fresh. In malaysia and Singapore. Where I live the black carp my sister normally cooks is dead already when bought from the fish market
That's not very cash money foot feet yard league inch glazed donut per oils of you
They're Australia's most hated fish, too.
Interestingly, a recent severe drought in Australia's largest river catchment, the Murray Darling Basin, led to the rivers drying up into stagnant pools that became quite saline over time.
The native fish species survived just fine (they were adapted to it), but the carp died off in massive kills.
Nature has a way of sorting itself out.
Temporarily. As long as a few carp survived and the rains returned, so will the carp.
@@dafleaz That's true.
However, there has also been a concerted effort to restock native fish species with "fingerlings"....i.e. baby fish.
A major reason carp were able to take over the waterways in the first place was because they tended to feed on native fish eggs, so native fish reproduction declined markedly.
By breeding fish in farms and then reintroducing the fingerlings into the waterways en-masse, the vulnerable point in the native species life cycle is bypassed. What's more, the story had been reversed and native fish are now feeding on carp eggs and preventing carp reproduction.
I'm reliability informed (by friends who are scientists in the first) that achieving a certain, minimum population density of native fish AND minimum ratio between native fish species and carp is key to out competing carp and ensuring their terminal decline.
Let's hope they've got their research correct.
different carp not jumping carp. still a pest though.
Not always though, like in the Florida Everglades. Often times bringing in an outside species just destroys the habitat.
Other times people bring in a species, like the song sparrow and thy become invasive and then you have to declare war on it and lose. Oh wait that was just the USA back in the 1870’s… so that’s three countries that declared war on birds and lost
@@ohlordy2042 Hello Australian friends, are you free to talk to me about how you control the Asian carp?
Words I never thought I would hear. "It's going to be hard for the US to eat their way through this problem."
We'll take a stab at it
Can a Bengali volunteer 😅
@@shrishti6406 no
@@shrishti6406 you can voluenteer to go to fish house in hyderabad tho ;)
only because its healthy :P
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we will miss it once they are all gone XD
@@spasplash156 damn why so harsh when it's true XD
@@spasplash156 you’re mad😂😂😂
Just Process it like fish sausage, it can feed many people. For the bone try using pressure cooker, in Indonesia we have dish called "bandeng presto", instead removing the bone, we make it edible
Pepes ikan tulang lunak
@Mr D J here in indonesia you can buy one whole cooked carp fish with edible weak bones for $20 bruh ✨
In Australia we have a problem with European Carp and people dislike eating them because of the muddy taste. Any thoughts about a solution for the taste problem?
@@markfryer9880 my mom keep them in salty water + limes. Keep them for 20 minutes. You put them in fridge so there's no cats or flies try to munch it. And remember to clean the inside, especially the belly. The black meat inside of them are quite bitter. My mom often give it to the cats.
@@markfryer9880 try this en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pepes , use presure cooker to cook it for 30 minute ( the bone will be soft and you can eat it too )
How to cook a carp: get a wooden board. Nail carp to board. Scale carp. Gut carp. Filet carp. Throw away all parts of carp and eat the board.
:D
The HowtoBasic method
Do you need to smoke the board?
Entitled humans: I don't like to eat fish with bones.
Fish: I am gonna breed faster and faster until you do.
Don’t worry, us Americans will shoot. the fish. with guns. I see no problems with this method and it definitely won’t have any negative impact on the environment.
@@bradenchock8541 what
@@hyenaloaf1858 oops typo
Carp are garbage fish, they do not taste good, it isn’t only because of the bones
@@thatonenathan3991 you probably also say that boar is inedible
Why not making cat’s food with them ? There is always a positive issue .
@spinning debbie I mean, I can buy a bag of dog food with modified beef for $5. But I don't. I buy $30 because of allergies my dogs have, and guess what? Cause they like it. But no human grade is organic, especially since organic doesn't mean anything in the US. Some organic food is still treated with pesticides after all. So they'll stick with their $30 kibble, and not move to fish as one is allergic.
But hey! Carp from a river's organic? You can try that. The bones easily just crunch down when you chew.
The fish taste great smoked I’ll eat it nonstop
@Ts this fish can NOT be transported live from one country to another,thats why we are in this mess in the first place?If one live carp gets into foreign waters its game over for that body of water.Exporting dead carp okay,live carp not okay!!!
Imagine if there were Chinese communities all along the Mississippi and there were no regulations on fishing these things. They would be gone 2 years tops
@@fox_den one carp can lay one million eggs?
Me, an Asian whos see this as a business opportunity:
*it's free real estate*
🤣🤣
agreed...make it happen 🤲🏿🙏🏿
Seems like, at the very least, pet food companies would have popped up around this. Go for it! I don't like that they are here so make me enjoy the taste!
One of my fishing buddies is from Germany. His father came out fishing with us, and after one of us caught a big head carp, and was going to simply discard it, he wanted to keep it, saying it just needs to be cooked correctly. He smoked the carp for 3 hours. It was delicious. It had a fishy taste, but the texture and consistency of ham. Since then, we have had smoked carp several times. I also had some boiled carp that wasnt too bad. However, I have also tried carp that came out terrible.
Western don’t know to cook fish & river fish.
1) clean fish then use little vinegar pouring in fish for 5-10min, then rise it.
2) if they don’t like bone then fillet cutting & throwing bone away.
3) FRIEDS FISH, throwing some ginger slice in HOT BOILING OIL THEN FRIES FISH. It will smell good & less fishy.
3) if they’re not fried fish, make fish soups or cooked with others ingredients. Just chop the fish & add fews vinegar then rose it. ADD CHOPPED GINGER FIR 5mins, then cooking whatever style dish, it help curse fishy taste.
Or FISH WITH SOY SAUCE, it yummy & add some herb as green onion, garlic & cumin seeds!!
@@HauTran-sunfromsouth I'm sure you can make carp taste good, but there are so many native fish that have less bones and taste better, why bother with carp?
@@kronkwithagun6695because is to much and free food
"Americans don't like eating fish with bones" ....😅
@@kronkwithagun6695 because you want to get rid of them?
When America can’t eat they’re way out of a problem, thats when you know that the problem is next level
Ikr🤣
Avengers level threat
if this happened in the PHilippines, these fishes would have been close to extinction
@@2061526 lmao yeah and the problem will just be "Phillippines can't diet its way out of this problem"
@@cerridianempire1653 lol.... people here likes to have drinking sessions with neighbors with rum or whiskey and some food on the table, i think these fishes would be a good complement
It's pretty funny how we have caused tons of species to go extinct but when we actually try to stop a species rapid multiplication we have a crazy hard time
Some species just reproduce a lot faster than others
When they aren't so easy to eat or exploit
its what I was thinking...Americans have decimated herds of Bison with ease and rampage for sneakers and phones like they are oxygen...but they can't get rid of this fish (catch it for cat food if the humans are too finicky to eat the fish)
@@moowam1 zoo animal food, something
Some animal's are at the top of the food chain, some are really fast, some you just have a hard time finding, and some are real easy to hunt
"Elevator sounds scare the carp but not the native fish."
Elevator manufacturers deserve a patent for this amazing invention.
You really believe that :v?
"Native species frequently ride in elevators, and are accustomed to this sound..."
@@stepchildofsoul more like that american fishes are used to the sound of gunfire
I’m scared of elevators does that make me a carp
Fkin " Elevator Noises"!!!
Wonder how many sounds they got to before they found this out,,,,, yehh i know a few fish that are scared of fkin Elevator doors!! 🙈
From Google: Unlike their sometimes muddy tasting cousins, the meat from silver and bighead carp is firm, white, mild, and flaky. It is often compared to cod in texture. I have grilled, fried, broiled, and steamed both bigheads and silvers and the results are always surprisingly good.
Are the bones as bad as they say? How different are they from typical fish? I had fish with lots of tiny bones in the flesh and those were very hard to eat.
Yeah, we’d rather eat overpriced frozen tilapia from China.
as I recall, ASIANS SMUGGLED INVASIVE CARP INTO America so it would be like Home?
Americans should learn to cook and fry them. These fishese are expensive in Asia. Export these fishes to Asia.
Agreed. My mom said same thing,
Yes sell them to China!
We can’t eat enough of these to eliminate them.
hmm
it's hard to export fishes unless u make them into can food, the tasteness of fishes is bond to freshness, which means you want to cook it within 2 days, in this case the transportation cost would be huge
"Americans don't like to eat fish that have bones in them"
What fish has no bones? Jelly fish?
Processed fish, fast food fish.
He didnt word it right but he meant that we dont like fish with lots of tiny bones . we like fish that you can get big fillets off of like catfish . we want a fish with alot of meat on it so you can avoid the bony part
Bones in their meat. You can’t filet carp. Use your brain, it’s not that difficult to understand
@@tomtomtomato1 Really? 🤣
@@tomtomtomato1 You clearly never go fishing or hunting for your meat. Fish like Salmon, mahi mahi and tuna are extremely easy to make boneless fillets. Carp are a gigantic pain in the ass for smelly, dirty tasting fish.
"Americans don't like eating fish that has bone"
Pressure cooking pan: it's my time to shine
Lol.
How come ?
@@afaketwo Pressure cooker with high pressure (20-30+ psi) can cook fish bones to soft (gelatinous) consistency.
@@LurkMelon Funny because Kentucky fried chicken is actually also cooked in pressure oil cooker, so they definitely used widespread in the US too. .
@Almighty T.A.P. rofl
When I was a child my mom taught me to remove bones from fish and eat them. I always thought that only small children wouldn't be able to...
not everyone had a mom or dad to teach them things like that, people have different upbringings that have a heavy impact on the rest of their life.
@Tankeasy81 American issue. Your kids have kids no wonder it's a problem.
It's considered unappetizing to eat anything you have to pick bones from while. eating (it's considered gross--it's not that it can't be done by adults).
Many sausages can have small pieces of bones in them, but most meat eaters don't seem to be bothered by that.
@@cancelled_user fish bones you can choke and die from
*"America don't like the fish with bones in them"*
What are they? A toddler
No its because people don't enjoy biting into bones in fish. And two people have had fish bones get caught in their throats. Plus we have access to an incredible amount of fish that don't have bones in their meat. Oh and most importantly. Americans in general really don't eat allot of sea food and fresh water fish. Pork, Beef, and Chicken are king here. Yeah some people do eat fish. But the country as a whole really doesn't.
I’m guessing you digest your left over into a pelt like a damn owl
@Tom Jenkins One of my sons friends was over for lunch. Told him we were having carp. He said, "Oh, I don't like fish." I set up their plates and he starts in on it. Says it's the best smoked turkey he's ever had. No, that's carp. He looks up, and to his credit says, "I like fish". What he was saying before was actually, "I don't like the processed, cheap, filler laden, fish sticks my mom buys." :)
@@Soulessdeeds If you're biting the bones, you're doing it wrong. ;)
Same reason they don't use roundabouts over traffic lights. Th unthinking person is a better victim of consumerism
It's one of the most consumed fish in northeast Indian states of Manipur and Nagaland!
It tastes best smoked or sun-dried with herbs and spices
Can you name it's native name in Hindi/Urdu ?
@@Ed-gd5ec sorry mate, I don't know it's name in hindi/urdu! We call it test khai in my tribal language
Black carp is eaten in Pakistan.
bombil?
@@Ed-gd5ec rohu and catla
Me who grew up asian and spitting out fish bones as I ate: 🤨
@Anzu Wyliei poor you what happened then? Did you have surgery?
@Anzu Wyliei thank God you’re well now, I assume.
I thought it was normal...
what does this fucking mean
@@beitruah i think he is just being sarcastic :p
As a german who loves carp, I’ve been salivating through half the video 😅
Seriously, a nice fish costs 15€/kg here (equivalent 7.90$/pound).
What I usually do after catching one from a muddy lake or river, is to keep it in a barrel or old bathtub for a few days in clean clear water. This way they can breathe out some of the muddy aroma and the taste is much better.
I've heard that people will also corn feed them for a while to purge the flesh of any thing coming from the mud they usually suck in. I ate a carp once in caught Ontario and it tasted like mud
€10EUR/kg = $4.50USD /lb
@@seandoherty4236 🤦♂ of course, updated it (Also checked latest exchange rate and actual price while I'm at it, with recent inflation I was a little behind)
"Well-intentioned scientists... Of course that backfired."
Every. Damn. Time.
Yep. Just look at Australia we introduced rabbits and then foxes, cane toads and European Carp and wasps.
Just like in the movies.
How come we didn’t make them bionic? Just because
"Trust the Science!" Where have we heard that before?
How about you finish that thought for us?
"It's not bad"
Most powerful endorsement for a hotdog ever.
I don't know. I've had some hotdogs where that would be an undue compliment.
It is about the best that can be said of hot dogs.
“Americans can’t eat their way out of this” BUT “Everyday in America (insert number here ) (insert demographic here ) go hungry”
Give the homeless a small patch of land and free reign to catch cook and eat them without limit
@abradolf lincler Free unlimited food vs starving and scraps? Sounds like a superior deal to me
@@jesseling144 hahaha good luck with that. Homeless people dont want no damn carp or farm anything .. they want a cold 40oz and crack
@@jesseling144 You are ignoring the factors that lead to homelessness. Many homeless people have a mental illness and/or drug problem and you want to put them on some patch of land in the wilderness. Not everyone is a trained survivalist like you seem to be. It's an easy way to kill these people.
@@gjallarnews140 then they live and die by their own hands.
I grew up in China. Haven't had carp for more than 10 years in the states. I like the dishes my mum cooked with carp. A childhood memory my generation won't forget, though I hate those bones, just too many. Back to those days, carps were really good but cheap food to get high quality protein. It is actually pretty healthy food, compared to hot dog, which I also love.
time to head down to the local riverways.
Much healthier than hotdogs
I used to it while growing up in Russia. I loved it!
Yes chinese eat anything that moves
Even dogs
Very cruel
@@Morgan-yl3ou Hey, let's not bring this into discussion, have some decency, not to mention the majority of Chinese people don't eat dogs nowadays.
Ship it to India and China or all across the South East asia for cheaper price. It's like $4 dollars per a silver carb there in Northeast Part of India. People actually farm raise it. It's very common and made curry out of it. One of best fish curry I ever had.
@@shabeebkaringappara2917 talking about North East India buddy.
@@shabeebkaringappara2917 Carp is a lot like Katla in taste. I cook it here in Dallas using mustard paste and it turns out delicious.
@@shabeebkaringappara2917 you forgot the whole of South, East and North East of India? We are all Fish Eaters.
True words bro
@@holycrab6316 morob
"americans dont like to eat fish with bones in them"
hungry people and homeless: hold my beer
Is that supposed to be cute, clever or funny?
@@JT-xj1pg to those with a sense of humour I guess
My thought exactly. Make fishballs then, put it in cans and give it away to poor people.
I'm pretty sure he said bugs, not bones. As in those worms that live in fish muscles and need frozen for 24 hours or a little more to kill off, cause we can get that as a lifelong debilitating illness too.
@@demammoet Unless you need to have a hearing device he clearly says bones. Are you talking about tapeworms? You need to freeze it 48 hours to kill the eggs but otherwise if you just cook the fish they die and if you get tape worm infection you just go to the doc for a deworming treatment. People have lived with these worms for 20 years without dying and you may get B12 deficiency but otherwise ...
''I know the human being and fish can coexist peacefully'' - George Bush
jpgirl.buzz/iGTRNwajUfb 頭を滑らせ続けると、足が疲れてきますか？
😅🤣😅
@Theodore Moore His fatal flaw was underestimating the fish, they were actually the ones making weapons of bass destruction.
Well, the statement is not wrong.
Once again, Bush was wrong.
This introduction was about as sensible as the idiots who introduced rabbits and cane toads into Australia
1969: The trees are speaking.
2020: The fish are speaking.
*Fortunate son starts playing but it's from a speedboat*
But its underwater.
@@floridamanstrikesagain6915 Fortunate Son is Fortunate Son, on the ground, in the air or under water.
Might as well play that in the New York Stock Exchange because the Asians literally own your economy lol
America. The only country where carp, lionfish, pigs, snakeheads, pythons are a problem. Ship them to asia= money.
Or ship these caprs to Africa to feed the poor
@@sohailce Africa have nice fishes than those ones idiot
@@MZRUSCKUTA Africa has a lot of hunger, they need these fish.
Are they valued enough to catch and ship to Asia? Looks like they won’t profit much selling them locally or abroad.
@@MZRUSCKUTA hah....
Chinese restaurants: making this fish into a delicacy
Americans: We can try making hot dogs out of it, I mean, it tastes alright I guess...?
lol! that means yuck !
bugs are a delicacy in places, and if the person eating those bugs becomes rich then bugs are much lower on the list of things to eat lol. Chinese people eat these fish because its better than the alternative which is starvation.
my friends wife is from Colombia and she said that she has eaten rats and insects. she now lives in the USA and is married to a millionaire, and bugs and rats are not on the menu. and yes i know you were just making a joke btw.
It taste terrible
That dude knows about the polluted water they come out of. Any fish over 20 inches will be loaded with chemicals from the filthy rivers.
@@Hanzyscure yep !
In India(Kolkata) these fish are sold for $2.50 per Kg. Some of those fish they're throwing away are worth $50 or more. Madness
Yeah
They are not throwing the carp away. They're used for industrial purposes, however, instead of human consumption. We have much tastier fish to eat in North America
@@seandoherty4236dumbass the point is if you’re not gonna eat it export it
yeah, madness that you can’t understand that the fish are invasive
@@julianpang9999
I know they're invasive. What im trying to get through is surely someone can make money by packaging them and selling them !!
Dont tell me about hunger being difficult to solve ever again.
Forgot about that one TRUMP dumping food on the carp the Democratic scumbags even lied about that
@@kevinpeace4431 Yes. Poor Trump. An honest man who's always being lied about. You know what? He just might be the most honest man EVER. If fact, I'll bet nobody knows more about honesty than Donald Trump, okay? Nobody.
@@pkmcburroughs is it a joke? Cause its not funny.
@Kermit 2 he's clearly joking...
@@janetlopez6763 actually it sounds like sarcasm and to me, it drives the point home, that nobody is better at anything than Trump, cuz he is the bestest at everything, and the all knowing genius, matter of fact could be the return of the Messiah. Sarcasm. And funny as it gets. Jmo.
“Magna Carpa”
I’m dying... 😂
I was like wt 😂
I don't think Donald Trump will get that joke.
they're native predators aren't in the US...
me as an Asian: Did someone say carp :D
You don't want to be a carp in poland during christmas season, traditionally it's the main dish during Christmas Eve, 8-9 million carp get killed every year
🤣
@@yeti1989 Hey, you guys wanna come over for a week and do some population control for us?
@@richpryor9650
Sure thing, carps are delicous. We can team up with Asians and devour them xD
My grandpa use to say the best way to eat carp was to nail it to a board and bake it for three hours then throw away the fish and eat the board.
Just introduce another species: Piranhas! I'm sure nothing wrong will happen.
18 years ago :0
Are you a time traveler?
@@Dannel-lr5rk Why yes, I've been here since TH-cam was made.
After the piranhas are put into the lake.
Hey Bob, let's go swimming in the lake.
Timmy,
You FIRST.
🐠🦈
Until they eat you or your dog
Scientists: Call them "invasive" species.
Also Scientists: Actually introduce the fish themselves.
But trust the science!
Scientists oxymoroons in this case
They didn’t expect the Americans will say no to eating a viable food source 😂
They didnt though you tard, they were using them in hatcheries they escaped
Scientists have become the invasive species the way I see it
And also in Africa . This fish is better cooked dry smoked.
Exactly they're extremely delicious, especially in cooked soup...I wonder why americans are been so picky when it comes to a nutritious food source just because it has bones
@@lizlovesafrobeats the fish they replace taste better. people here don't like gar but i like it.
@@lizlovesafrobeats i don’t know either. Those fish are eaten as a christmas dish In Germany as well.
@@lizlovesafrobeats becuase it’s an invasive species. Just as pythons and tiger fish. They need to be exterminated and removed before native species get choked out
@@coltonkinsey2977 Elizabeth is wondering about picky eaters, not about exterminating them, picky eaters hamper extermination.
If the electric fence in Chicago is keeping them out of the Great lakes why not just move the fence down river as the carp are cleared?
"Well intentioned scientists..." How often have we heard this phrase?
Very true Damon
I worry that global warming is going to get so bad that we are going to have to artificially make the planet cooler and we are going to do something terrible. Ha.
@@EJD339 Exactly!
@@EJD339 did you watch snowpiecer again?
@@EJD339 don't worry, you will miss the heat from volcanoes super and regular going off.
Me, being 1/4 Asian, just realized what my grandmother meant when she said
“Find a man who likes to eat fish with a lot of bones.....and you will have a very fulfilled marriage...”💀🤦🏼♀️😭
Because patience. She was not wrong at all.
@@FireBIaze No, because racism.
Fish are nasty full of micro plastics and when you consume them (except those) you’re supporting overfishing
@@kamo808 how is that racist. Im Asian myself and im rather curious
@@isaiah9501 Because she does not want her granddoughter to marry a non asian man.
“Americans don’t like fish with bones in them”
You’d think Americans would be use to getting bonned
once the mass hunger strikes, they'll even eat it raw.
I thought it was the flavor--a little muddy. I don't mind bones so much. Fresh fish is really expensive even though I live near the west coast. Salmon season shut down about 15 years ago, so we can't get that anymore. Even salmon has a few bones. Safe handling and processing of the fish seems the most important. Freshness keeping and deboning techniques. They can make pet food and fake crab out of it if they can get the bones out. Smoking the fish like Asians do also seems like a good plan. Smoking is amazing. I am further butchering up my covid Turkey raw this year and freezing parts and having a breast for Thanksgiving. I smoky BBQ the drumsticks and then cook in broth/water in the an Instant Pot/pressure cooker and eat with white beans and kale. So good. Smoke BBQ is amazing. They need to get foodies involved and have a cooking contest. A fish smoking contest? ( They have a giant banana slug cooking contest on Russian River. Although I have to say, banana slug sales have never taken off.) Also engineers for machines that remove bones.
In China, if you can't eat fish with bones, it means you're dumb.
@@SDZ675 I did not know there fish with out bones, in Perú it is view like kind of girly if u cant eat fish with bones.
Really were the only country in the world that doesn't eat carp. It's also the single largest eaten fish in Europe. I had it a few times with the family from Bangladesh and honestly it's good.
right now: "damn this carp is annoying"
years later: "this carp was a common fish that you can find everywhere"
Magikarp, Magikarp...
Arent they invasive
@Jordon Carlson lmaooo rats have been in America for over 200,000 years. Smh do some research
@Jordon Carlson I think he is referring specifically to the common carp aka the European Carp that are simply everywhere
Most People I know will kill and toss it back if they catch one but some people don't like that.
Invasive fish! Thinking of it, no one should ever go hungry with those kind of numbers
Instead of overfishing the ocean, just eat these carps, seriously. I'm sure some food corporation out there has the technology to debone them.
They dont taste good imo at best tolerable properly seasoned. I'm not worried about the bones.
Problem is for me they are mainly in heavily polluted areas.
There are commercial industries for Asian carp.
They do get eaten by many. The market isnt very big since there are tastier and cheaper options.
@@loganwiss5678 just add more spice and herbs.. borrow some Asian's cuisine recipe and they will taste good
@@sheilashineleofany822 I'm pretty well versed in cooking and always use spices, herbs and many asian ingredients. The main reason I dont want to eat them is the rivers they are in tend to be heavily polluted. I eat a ton of fish and havent had many I dont like only carp and bowfin I dont like. Theres just an odd taste to them I'm find unpleasant that you cant cover well enough atleast for me. Unless you fry them but I dont like eating fried foods
My cat will gladly take them all
We already have a farmed fish industry (salmon, trout) plus wild fish commercially caught. We don't need an introduced bony fish from hell. The nations overfishing the oceans tend not to be named the USA.
"Hi my name is Duane Chapman, and I'm one of the scientists who single handedly destroyed the entire ecosystem of the American delta"
“Invasive species were a well-known phenomenon in biology since long before that. But how could we have known?”
Hi Duane!!!
Dog the bounty hunter?
@@22ron81 😂
"Duane Chapman, Destroyer of Ecosystems"
I'm from India Bengal and we love grass carp that are at least 20-30 lbs size so the bones are big and easy to pick out! Carp curry is delicious!
To everyone who wants to feed the poor with these fish: stop talking, and go do it. It’s sad how much people kick and scream about things instead of doing ANYTHING about it
Easier said than done- I say give the poor the permission, equipment, etc. to do this(here's something most people don't know- IF a person is getting 'foodstamps', AKA gov food assistance benefits, or whatever it's called by you, then that person is NO LONGER REQUIRED to have a (1)Fishing Lic. and in many states, not required to pay for hunting licenses/permits/tags if target species is primarily used as a 'foodsource'. Back to the 'issue'- The thing is, even if you give folks the 'means' to accomplish a lot of things, it doesn't always(seldom really) means they'll take advantage of the opportunity afforded to them. Problem is, it is WAY TO EASY TO just take that food card up the the local grocer and get a slab of Grouper for dindin rather than actually have to put forth any real effort(work) for something... and hell, why bother?!? The rest of the 'taxpayers' are the ones actually buying the recipients of the benes their food. And one last thing, these folks can even BUY prepared food(deli sammiches, fried chix, etc.- so long as it's not 'hot' food! And for you sir, that is some food for thought!
True that brotha
@@btchhopperou812 Good idea but still no point in commenting it on TH-cam.
The poor in the US are so well fed that they will not go out and catch their own meal. True for every animal.
Incredibly naive.
Please export and sell the fish to Africa and Asia. There are so many countries that need the extra nutrition and make money in the process too.
I agree
Maybe preserved it or canned it and donate it to africa or to any country
@Guardian Spirit what in God's name Are you talking about? Did you watch the video at all?
Yes. Just shows that US has plenty of food to spare but can't feed some of their own homeless people. I hope they ship them to Africa
@@jahd5790 You're right
You know you live in industrialized country when there's someone lazy enough that doesn't want to pick out the bones from a fish.
LOL....!!!!.....thats a mighty punch line
greetings from Athens gr
Do you know how time consuming that is i just what to bite into my fish not play Doctor and dissect the whole fish
@@geezycity7558then create some machines which will give u boneless fish
@@jacobbrown-gr3es why won’t you
@@geezycity7558 Its your country lol.
This fish is FOOD, good food for us in Malaysia !
What a pity they are not appreciated in America...😢
"one of the most hated fish in America"
invasive lionfish:👀
there's a shrimp variety as well...
Snakeheads
M Pulverman the coast is still America.
US citizens: How are you gonna stop these carp?
Scientists: UMM
@M Pulverman I really don't remember why I made this comment or what my intention was.
"asian carp are hated here in america", even fish encountered racism..
They made the Term "Freedom of Speech" but didn't know how to properly use it and instead it turns into "Freedom of Hate"
@@ShinCadian27th yep as an American I fucking hate it
Lol. They actually destroy native populations of river habitat and fish. Imagine a diverse population of fish destroyed only to be replaced with one non native specimen. Diverse cuisine will never be the same! The locals hate them for that reason. I can't say I blame them. These carp threaten not only the health of rivers but a whole industry and the livelihood of many.
Thrse are the reasons they should not have been introduced in the first place.
@@Jolene8 but they dont care about natives indian
Its a species of fish, not a race of people-fish.
Preparing Asian Carp as a food source will solve world hunger.
US: carps are invasive and hard to kill
Me: struggling to keep my carps alive in my fish pond
I take it you missed the first part of the video where it mentions they aren't the same kind of fish.
@@andmicbro1 I take it you missed the joke😬
@@andmicbro1 I take it you don't know that grass carp is KOI carp, just with diff colour.
@@andmicbro1 they kind of are, those pretty carps started as normal carps and had been selected breed for centuries for their color and patterns, but still, fundamentally the same kind of species.
I love how when she said, "they escaped" some red dots appeared on the map that were not connected to a water source.
Like, did those ones carjack someone?
yes
Hahahahahahahhaa
Streams and creeks generally don't show up on maps as major water ways.
One of those red dot trails was the Wabash river. It didn’t show up as a line on the map but it’s a major river that runs the border between Illinois and Indiana and eventually makes its way north east through Indiana. It also has smaller tributary rivers such as the Eel river. So they are connected bodies, just not large ones that may be listed on some maps.
Their eggs can be taken up into clouds and then rained down.
Business opportunity: sell them to China.
Have to be kept edible & that means freezing them & that means reefer's...$$$...their flying them over while still fresh & that takes $$$$$
@@thims1961 use deep freeze shipping containers. They are wild caught so they would be popular in China.
@@jimmielin1141
They have been for over a decade the unfortunatle thing is the Chinese prefer them unfrozen....Marketing I Know...
If the starship is successful and transportation within an hour anywhere in the world becomes real. It's going to open up a whole new world of trade opportunities
The easier solution, just let the asian community know - catch and no limit, this problem is gone in a few years.
I love grass carps and silver carps. Two of my favourite fishes.
Humans: "Invasive species choking out other animals? Hell no that job's taken."
"Americans don't Like fish with bones in it"
Me , a carnivorous biped feasting on indian carp that has more bones in it than Greece has in foreign reserves :
*You don't say*
Asian carp: "Oh my God!! What the hell is that noise?"
native fishes: "Relax, it's just the elevator"
lol !!!!!!!!
When ur hungry you eat any fish 😂😋😋😋😋😋
Why are you pissing it off, wouldn't
Magikarp, turn into Gyarados, wouldn't that be a bigger problem then
Dude grow up
🤣
I hope this choco magikarp of mine evolved into milotic
They can feed thousands of homeless people with carp fishes. Instead of just destroying them.
Distribution of the fish will overtake the positive to that
@@duckduckgoosevit4288 Why bother distributing them? Announce free food for homeless people and then they will appear by themselves. And there are several groups who have their own distribution system specially for providing food to homeless people.
The problem with your solution is that it markets the fish as food for poor people. Better to start with a high value and then work your way down.
@Mark Fryer: what's wrong with feeding them fish? Feeding the poor Beans and cabbage is more nutritious? You certainly haven't tried perfectly cooked carp. I suggest you try one. Fillet it and turn into fish and chips. They do it with cat fish (not really a fish family, but eel which eat anything, even human waste in sewer)
they are not destroying them. They are turning them into fertilizer.
Just bring a group of rural Asian families there and allow them fishing. I bet they'll clean up the whole river in no time.
you telling America to embrace immigration? I think they'll their mighty guns on the Carp before they say yes to your idea.
Exporting it to China and other countries that consume Carp is a smarter idea. At least you pay for the harvesting and they are exporting something.
@@giths19 let me introduce a new word to you 'sarcasm'
@@changeseeker6102 my bad missed that.
@@giths19 What, you dont like China now?
@@giths19 there was a time america did embrace immigration , but like everywhere the populations have increased a lot in last 50 years , and immigration is political now
For a second I thought the animation at 0:48 was saying they grow to be bigger than a school bus
Being able to eat fish with bones make you a patient, skilled, and tolerable person. It is a foundation for greatness. You will likely to be able to fix things yourself instead of hiring contractors. You’re willing to get your hands dirty and you appreciate delicious food.
I work as apartment maintenance so I know how to fix things myself, that said i hate the taste of fish, its not always about patience or whatever. taste buds are a factor too
I can do all this and also dont eat this garbage fish
In regards to table fare, the quality of a fish is only as good as it’s environment. Some of the waterways in the US aren’t exactly the cleanest imo, especially the Mississippi River. The further south you go the nastier it gets. I prefer deep sea, but I still see trash floating out there and many vessels dump their sewage out there too.
Yeah when people in the North pollute rivers the South pays for it..
LoL...still please send them here in Asia. Your 'worst' is ours 'not bad'.
Aditya Bharatee not bad but better.... we only have to look at the Ganges river and weep...
This is 101% true where I live I fish on the pier the fish are wild and organic but there’s a pipe out in the Ocean where they dump the sewage and the fish are nasty.
@@jerrellbevers6071 and the sewage that gets released into the ocean where the fish are.
Nature: "Let me eentroduce you to my leetle friend, Exponential Growth."
the only real evasive spices is humans
Funny how there's people without a job or a house and wondering what their nex meal is going to be and have a freaking edible plague
2021 America: We gonna build a fish wall and Asia is going to pay for it.
idiot. I hope they invade your local waterways. You won't be laughing at the expense of other then.
@@CaryGlennDavis CHINA!!!!!
@Colliene Dawson you actually think the coyote trump was referring to is the actual animal 😂😂😂😂 oh wow that's a good laugh hahaha
Science
@@RoyalDiadem62 nope
The one thing I have faith in is our ability to decimate a species. If we can do it unintentionally, just imagine once we actually put our minds to it
I don’t
We do it in wars all the time and we still exist
@@sammysharptooth3198you know there used to be other species of humans right? We killed and outcompeted all of them. We are the original invasive species and we no doubt have a knack for some serious eradication when we’re our mind to it
We usually do it by introducing invasive species.
The Australian Emus would like to have a word with you
Then we need to cull some humans ..theres too many of us and not enough resources.
Funny how its okay to cull animals etc
But not okag to cull humans
One of those almost broke my nose, the doctor didn't believe that I wasn't in a fight I told him it was a fish and he still didn't believe me.
imagine bringing a species from another ecosystem and thinking it will ok...
i expect 'scientists' to know better by now
Even the AMERICANS can't eat their way out of it? WE ARE DOOMED!
😂😂😂😂
American don't like to eat fish
@@AdilMughal to healthy for u guys that's why lol
@@AdilMughal we eat Salmon, which seems to be boneless when compared to carp lmao
Salmon is expensive tho
I wish they would stop generalizing and making assumptions about Americans and fish bones. Sell the damn fish. If it's cheap enough and tasty we will eat it.
Well aint tasty but cheap but fried i heard its oke
No you won't. You're literally the laziest, most spoiled people on the planet.
@@TheUrbanEpicure unga bunga*
Some people are starving other side of the world and American "We can't eat that fish kill them all"
@@htetmin6959 unga bunga*
Sounds like a gold rush not a problem - stop winging and start making money
It sounds like we have free food that government does not like us to have.
@Steven Levernier the thinking of a true entrepreneur
@Steven Levernier he's not stupid. The overabundance of carps can be commercialised or be a societal beneficiality, giving away free food to the poor and needy.
Go wing yourself
Problem is those carps are eating their environments bare, killing off plants, and starving competing species.
As successful as the introduction of cane toads in Australia.
wasnt introduced, they escaped from fish farms
"...I've eaten the hotdog and it was ok..." yeah right 😂😂😂
"Americans don't like to eat fish with bones in them"
Me, eating a bunch of fish while swallowing most of the bones: just drink the vinegar, solves all fish bone problems
no way, some of the fish bones are too big.
They don't like sourty, they like 🧁.
they can shove deep in their ass so thye wont have to eat the bones
I like how they overlook huge numbers of rural raised Americans who eat gar. I don't really like it. That was fecetious
I eat the bones too lmao. I just need a piece of bred.
Please highlight the company turning the invasive fish into money and companies. In the midwest carp are being made into plant fertilizer! Also lion fish invasion in the Miami area being sold for food
I could swear I remember reading about a dog food company using it at some point too.
@@ThisPugLife Lots of money being made, people do not take advantage. Basically free money, just need a 50 dollar cast net to make 100s a day
Lion fish is also delicious but hard to deal with mass-market style because of it's spine.
@Jamey Craig How much do they sell for now?
@@clickbait5714 14 cents a pound
this also seems to pull up grass carp and mirror carp.. and I don't think those are really a pest. You can see both species in the net at 3:20.
There IS COLLATERAL KILL with the shock boats. I've witnessed it myself multiple times on lower colorado river. You can observe a bunch of dead fish downriver from shocking operations. A good percentage are knocked out but not killed and attempt to recover. But about 24 hrs later these fish expire and float to surface. They don't do an adequate job measuring kill over protracted periods.
So it’s an invasive species just like we are going to napalm murder hornets nesting sites in a couple years you have a complaint on that too
@@NotJakeSmith most species we recreationally fish for are... No brown trout , brook trout, LMB, SMB, Crappie , or Sturgeon is Native in my State. The electricity doesn't care what species you are so yeah it matters. Collateral kill for all aquatic species including things they don't even fkn look for like amphibians, mollusks, crustaceans etc..
@Austin Santos what is the impact on invertebrates? Show me that impact study. I spent more time underwater at test depth on the shitter than you have floating on top of it 😉🇺🇲. JK. But likely true .
I have a bit of understanding of projecting energy into the water and its impacts. Quit hyper-focusing on top species and account for the forage and other conditions that maintain the whole system. When we gonna learn? Kaibab plateau 101.
@Austin Santos we're of the same ilk friend. ✌️🙌
@Austin Santos It's the classic example of our interventions, even ones with good intent, go mostly wrong. Kaibab was a point were predators (wolf) were eliminated from a uniquely discreet and isolated plateau ecosystem. They thought it would produce a more abundant deer population... Lol.. you know where this goes already .. I'll link ya to a good synopsis. I think I was taught this at Saddleback Community College Ecology course back in the 80's 🤣
"Americans don't like to eat fish that have bones in them" Jesus Christ on a stick
They’ll eat deep-fried spam, and mayonnaise, but not fish with tiny bones (beleaguered sigh)
@@theocean1973 Boneless is the way to go! haha
I don't buy that line for a second. I am in Arizona and I have never seen any of the Asian Carp here for sale. If the fish was nice and fresh and cheap, I'd eat a ton of it.
@@karozans that's good to hear. it's a shame that someone somewhere is making that decision for you.
Americans are dying off
"Americans don't like to eat fish that have bones in them" 🤦🏻
Nope, it's the texture and taste. If there's smoked & canned they're not so bad, but who's got time for all that. I ♥️ bullhead (Yellow bellies) and they're full of small bones.
@@jasonconrad5772 it went over your head, what he meant is that all fish have bones in them
@@ia6619 No 💩 Sherlock 😏. Not all 🐟 can be cut up the same. For example: I remove 🦴 before cooking bluegill, but after cooking Bullhead.
@@jasonconrad5772 too many emojis
There are so many ways to prepare fish. Specially the one whit many bones. If you bake it dry it's delishes. Or make s soup like the native in Suriname. I love fish. 😋😋
The chick narrating this video sounds like Meg Griffin!
In the Philippines, I used to fish in the river with my Dad. We get very excited and feel lucky whenever we catch a big carp, catfish, or tilapia. They're tasty fish!
They taste like dirt water
@@maxtyrrell2535 My friend you need to clean them properly before cooking. hahaha
@@Frederick0800 my friend I did not prepare them any differently than a normal fish. And the result is muddy fish
@@maxtyrrell2535 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Americans want them ready to eat. They are lazy in doing anything.
I lived in Omaha, Ne. before I retired and moved to the Philippines and there were 2 popular restaurants there that served Carp Catfish, and Chicken. I favored 1 of them and tried to get in there to eat as often as I could because the way they cooked the carp made them ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS! A complete meal including the carp, cole slaw, french fries, bread, and sliced dill pickles plus coffee, ice tea, or a soft drink cost under $10.00.
Joe Tess closed a few months ago.
"America dont like to eat fish with bone on them "
Asia people: I am confusion
i thought fish arent mollusca..
what happen with them?
Wait till those karp evolve into a group of scary gyrados 😂
5 ft and 110 pound carp is way bigger than a small child.
Not in the US. There are so many fat kids. Thanks US for the fat in our body and all the MC Donalds here in europe
The_black_Frank_White the kids are overweight not obese it’s not really common to see an obese kid
Graham 😂😂😂😂😂
Fish bigger than me lol
*a small adult*
I grew up eating carps. While the bones can be annoying, the meat of the fish is super tender, and they are so damn easy to cook. Simple poach with minimal effort can yield amazing results.
Electricity be like , "oh hey there's that invasive species over there. Spare the one next to it":3
Yeah I didn't understand them saying the sounds scare only the carp not the native fish. Are native fish there always around slamming elevator doors?
@@OfficialMuffiin Yeah sounds like bullshit to me lol
They are not killed by the electricity, just stunned. Native fish can then be sorted out :)
@@leorickt.9604 yeah sure m sure the thousands of fishers 🤣
@@cobidbeksin5200 ???