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SAVING TRAPPED FISH | SURPRISE FIND



In today’s video, I find lots of animals in need of HELP! I save many trapped turtles along with a snakehead fish from an abandoned pool!

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  1. lol amazing! all these abandoned houses have pools that someone went to the effort of catching fish and putting them in these pools, but luckily this fisherman happened to know these houses were empty and happened to check the pools and just so happens that catching the fish out of these pools and water fountains that someone put in there is great content for his channel… lmao dude stop putting fish in abandoned pools for YT content xD

  2. you released an invasive fish back into the ecosystem while filming yourself doing smh … im not a lawer but it's actually illegal to release the fish alive….the fact you removed it and put it in a new habitat to ruin it is completely stupid and wreckless …

  3. Fun fact: The snakehead would've been fine if you had put it in the porch.. They can actually walk on land and breathe just fine.. it's why they are so invasive and have been found as far as Kentucky and Missouri.. They travel across land from one body of water to another.

  4. Snake heads should ALWAYS be killed. Why? The snake head is an invasive species it is a voracious predatory fish native to Russia, China, North Korea, and South Korea. Also it has NO natural enemies in this country plus they destroy local native species of fish i.e. Bass.

  5. Aren’t Snakehead fish an invasive species that The Fish and Wildlife Foundation asks that you euthanize them if you catch them? As I understand it, your allowed to put them back where you catch them (they prefer you don’t cause they’re bad for the native wildlife), but transporting them to a new location is illegal.

  6. If that pool had chlorine in it, those two animals should be dead eventually because technically, that pool is too clear to be a pool pond. Yes technically, a snakehead can travel across the land to enter the pool but a caged pool like that would actually deter turtles and snakeheads away. The only thing it would attract are most likely snakes and insects.

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