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✨Frequently asked questions about invasive species✨
Q1: What happens to the invasive species that are eradicated?
A1: Almost all of them are used as food for pet turtles.
I eat the nutrias.
We also put some of the Japanese pond turtles up for adoption, but there are some drawbacks, so we don't do this on a large scale.
✅Most of the red-eared sliders are turned into compost and used to grow vegetables↓
https://youtu.be/wUuUq1qkGys
If you want to know how to kill and dispose of exterminated turtles, the laws regarding disposal, and how to dispose of the trash you pick up, please watch this video! ↓
✅I'll tell you all about the behind-the-scenes and struggles of an invasive species removal Youtuber
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4oMzC4Hfxg
Q2: Invasive species are not bad! It's humans that are at fault! How pitiful!
A2: I know that. Invasive species are not bad at all.
However, how can we solve the real problem by saying that?
I know very well that humans are at fault, but no one other than humans can clean up after them.
I understand the feeling of pity. However, I think it's okay to feel pity for native species that are decreasing because of that feeling.
If you value life, I hope you will take a step ahead and think about the future, where many more diverse lives will be nurtured after we eradicate them.
✅ "Why eradicate invasive species?" Everything I want to say in my video is packed into this video↓
https://youtu.be/RHesyGJ-tw4
① What is the definition of an invasive species?
② Are humans an invasive species?
③ Must all invasive species be eradicated?
④ Is it better not to eradicate black bass because they have an economic effect?
⑤ Is it natural that weak species that can be defeated by black bass will disappear?
⑥ Is there no relationship between invasive species eradication and the SDGs?
Recommended for those who are interested in ① to ⑥↑
Q3: Is it good to have fun taking lives and making money on YouTube and eating delicious food? Hypocrite!
A3: I've always loved collecting animals, so I find joy in catching them.
I'd like you to think of it as the same emotion that a fisherman feels when he catches a fish, but there's one thing I want to make clear: I take no pleasure in killing.
I usually cut it out of the video, but I end it thinking, "It's the fault of the person who brought it in... I'm so sorry..." I've decided to protect the ecosystem, so I'm doing it with determination.
The video is purely entertainment, and I'm convinced that letting as many people as possible know the current state of the ecosystem is essential to protecting it, so that's why I structured the video like this.
If you still feel like it's just for money, then that's just the way it is. I recommend not watching it as it will contribute to my money-making.
✅ I practice "utilizing invasive alien species" so as not to waste life.
↓ Playlist of utilization videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfvmacAjvw8&list=PLCziGbj68Tqpo3c-2N8rjuQ3iKxe7d3fE
However, in fact, "ecosystem conservation" and "utilization of invasive alien species" are completely different things.
The purpose of invasive species eradication is to eliminate damage to ecosystems, but "utilization of invasive alien species" may, in some cases, be dangerous in affirming the existence of invasive alien species (e.g., commercialization of American crayfish).
In this channel, we "utilize invasive alien species" as one way of dealing with life, but it is not necessarily necessary to "utilize invasive alien species" when "conserving ecosystems".
🎈 Please refer to the manual "Action Plan for Invasive Species Damage Prevention" on the Ministry of the Environment website.
https://www.env.go.jp/nature/intro/2outline/actionplan/actionplan.pdf
Q4: I support you! Is there anything I can do?
A4: Thank you. I'm very happy.
I would like to join you in rummaging around and picking up trash, but I think there are more people who can't do that than those who can.
However, just having you watch this video gives me energy! It's like helping to preserve the ecosystem.
Please continue to support this channel.
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