I can’t believe you are still having to explain yourself at this point but you do explain yourself well. Always love seeing the other fish and any turtles. 💚💚
Great video and all of your information is good. May I add that while most likely there were Lionfish released by owners, the bulk of the invasion was caused by balist water in cargo ships. They are all the way from The Carolinas through Florida, Bahamas,Caribbean, Central America and South America in The Atlantic. I live in Little Torch Key Fl. and live eating them. Best sushi!
It's important to note that this would only apply to invasive predators. He clearly stated that if he were in the water where these fish are actually from, he wouldnt kill any because they are a part of that food chain and have predators that keep their numbers in check.... unlike where he is in this video.
Good work. We have a similar situation here in the Pacific Northwest. Our rivers are loaded with Smallmouth Bass. They are decimating the salmon runs by devouring the juvenile salmon as they migrate out to the ocean from their freshwater natal streams. It's serious problem. We've actually had several species of native fish go extinct as a result. Situation here, do they say, is that they were brought to Oregon and kept in a private pond. We had a rain filled flood event and they escaped. Then avid fishermen began transporting them to other rivers in the region. They are a great sport fish and good eating. I really appreciate your effort. All the best. Informative and awesome habitat visuals. Thanks for caring.
I can’t believe you are still having to explain yourself at this point but you do explain yourself well. Always love seeing the other fish and any turtles. 💚💚
Great video and all of your information is good. May I add that while most likely there were Lionfish released by owners, the bulk of the invasion was caused by balist water in cargo ships. They are all the way from The Carolinas through Florida, Bahamas,Caribbean, Central America and South America in The Atlantic. I live in Little Torch Key Fl. and live eating them. Best sushi!
I think what you’re doing is amazing. Taking away a predator away from the ocean is just the best thing you can do for the ocean
Bravo 👏
It's important to note that this would only apply to invasive predators. He clearly stated that if he were in the water where these fish are actually from, he wouldnt kill any because they are a part of that food chain and have predators that keep their numbers in check.... unlike where he is in this video.
Turtles are so adorable underwater lol
Good work. We have a similar situation here in the Pacific Northwest. Our rivers are loaded with Smallmouth Bass. They are decimating the salmon runs by devouring the juvenile salmon as they migrate out to the ocean from their freshwater natal streams. It's serious problem. We've actually had several species of native fish go extinct as a result. Situation here, do they say, is that they were brought to Oregon and kept in a private pond. We had a rain filled flood event and they escaped. Then avid fishermen began transporting them to other rivers in the region. They are a great sport fish and good eating. I really appreciate your effort. All the best. Informative and awesome habitat visuals. Thanks for caring.
The work you're doing is vital to our ecosystem. Thank you.
If nothing is done the problem could escalate to that of the Australian rabbit an frog plagues.
Great videos. Thank you for saving the environment!
We remove Lionfish because they eat the fry from all local species ! All the fry ! Every one they can find !
Love what your doing man!!!!!
You're, not your.
why do you remove please leave the dead fish for food
Thank you for this information. But you caught like, a lot. There’s more than just you, right?
Love the videos