3 Animals That Are Slowly Taking Over The World

We humans are the worst invasive species in the world as we have completely taken over and destroyed the majority of this planet. Even though humans are the dominant animals on this planet, there are a few other species that are slowly taking over. Some very adaptable animals are expanding their range and they can now be found in quite a few countries around the world. Some animals are expanding their range naturally and some animals are expanding their range with the help of humans. In this video i will be going through just a few of the most adaptable animals as i will be going through 3 animals that are slowly taking over the world.

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Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:42 Cattle Egret
3:28 Nutria
5:27 Raccoon

Attributions
Cattle egret images:
Nik Borrow
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Derek Keats
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Timothy A. Gonsalves
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Alpsdake
Gérard Meyer
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Cephas
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Bernard Spragg. NZ
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Egretta egret images:
Shantanu Kuveskar
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MarshBunny
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Dan Pancamo
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TonyCastro
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JJ Harrison
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Ardea heron images:
Peterwchen
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Chuck Homler
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GDW.45
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Steve Garvie
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JJ Harrison
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Wayne Butterworth
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Nutria images:
Gzen92
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David Sedlecký
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M.Bitton
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[vitsvoboda]

I think that as long as species expand their range naturaly they shouldnt be called invasive. It would be unfair to cattle egret if we tried to eradicate them from areas in which they got to by themselves.

[zachvanarsdale]

Another honorable mention: Red-Eared Slider Turtles. Native to the gulf south of the United States, they now live on every continent (excluding Antartica). They’re even invasive within other parts of North America they were never found before (such as where I live in Colorado). Its thought to be part due to the pet trade, as theyre pretty popular pet turtles, as well as part due to turtle farms farming them for meat (mainly in Asia).

[AnimalsVehiclesAndMore]

You know what other animals have also taken over the world: The Norway Rat, the Black Rat, and the House Mouse.

[Coolbluedude]

Raccoon are everywhere in Germany, Japan and Caucasus mainly Azerbaijan Armenia, Georgia

[mrhappy]

Hello Tsuki..great video once again. with love from South Africa

[JohnDrummondPhoto]

The red fox has the widest natural distribution of any canid. They're not very common in US cities but there are at least 100, 000 in London.

[Ywabag]

It is ironic that humans call other species "invasive"

[Sharkkingstudios]

These guys are an avengers level threat.

[jhill]

In the Pacific Northwest of the US the nutria was introduced into the Columbia river basin. Yes, for fur. They appear to pets of beavers, inhabiting the beaver den with beaver families.

[sidwalker]

Surprised rats & pigeons didn't make the list.

[fishmob]

Technically, we're not invasive species because we naturally migrated to every part of the world.

[bonesawmcgraw]

Video idea: American animals that would destroy Australia’s ecosystem.

[LashLeRoux.]

The coyote (Canis latrans) could make it onto your next such list. They are nearly as adaptable as raccoons.

[MrGmart]

You can add the red fox, red-eared slider, common carp, American bullfrog, mosquitofish and feral cat to this list.

[sarantissporidis]

One species of bird that begun expanding on its own is streptopelia decaocto which is a kind of a light grey turtledove.
It originated from the south coast of the Caspian sea and throughout the 19th and 20th centuries it expanded into the Balkans and then into the rest of Europe. When I was a kid, around 1980 it could only be found into the Greek cemeteries, and it's call seemed to match the sad mood of them. But later on they were well established all around our cities and much of the countryside.

[anniehill]

I just love your graphics, showing animals spreading!! The nutria with wings was so funny.

I think the barn owl has also self-introduced itself all over the world. Certainly, some have now made their way to New Zealand. They are being watched carefully, bu generally speaking, self-introduced animls are accepted as legitimate colonisers.

[RomulusTheWild]

I would say ants, but let's be real they've been took over the world

[oxvendivil]

Let's not be too harsh on invasives, nature after all is all about natural selection, survival of the fittest, and these guys have shown that they have what it takes to stay on top!

[MatthewMiranda-lt]

Now, if only Skunks could take over the world 😁

[saralachmi]

Tsuki:Calls out humans
*Realizes he's human too*


But tbh he does have a point 😅