Joe Rogan: Florida is DONE..🐊💯

In this video, Joe Rogan discusses the Nile Crocodile invasion of Florida state and how animals are getting extinct.

The Nile Crocodile is a large, semi-aquatic crocodilian that is native to the Nile River. In recent years, there has been an invasion of Nile Crocodiles into the waters of Florida state - and Joe Rogans discusses the implications of this on human safety.

[smokeyvalley]

BBQ reptile will be the future state dish of Florida.

[markkouri]

I live in Florida and yes, Nile crocodiles have been found in Florida. These things grow to enormous proportions. I saw one Uganda that was well over twenty feet long. It slipped off the bank and went right under the 14 foot boat I was in. It will be terrifying to see one swimming under my kayak.

[sivashandharmalingam]

Just so that everyone is clear on this…The Nile is in Africa😭😂

[pharaozcurse]

I always figured it was from hurricanes flattening exotic pet stores

[TrumanBirusingh]

Jamie pull up that video of a bear eating a python in the florida everglades

[Because]

Because instead of hunting other creatures people need to go snake killing

[johncharles]

The 🐊
Ave been there for over 60
Years in the glades .
Very few .
The snakes huge
Problem .

[drduandada]

No one let things go to the extent Joe is saying. Hurricane Andrew took a different path than expected and busted up a lot of sanctuaries like the zoos and laboratories and personal collections as well. Hurricane Andrew destroyed southern Florida when it hit and went right across the state as a category 4-5 none stop just like Katrina did to Louisiana.

[Kjraider]

The problem started from Hurricane Andrew, not people releasing pets. Sure, it may happen but the problem started from the hurricane flattening a facility full of constrictors.

[MojoMountainMan]

It's not so much the people that let them go, but all the floods that happened and they escaped

[everettplummer]

We have seen a increase in large snakes, iguanas, and even a lone tapir. Quaker birds seem kinda evasive too. I kinda feed them, and they show up in numbers, like seagulls. Cover you like bées. First one lands on my head, and the rest show up shortly.

[trident]

Florida native here. The Everglades are such a small part of Florida the majority of Floridians probably have never seen it. It's a damn shame what happened there but that place and the climate are ideal for any reptile. We just have to accept it for what it is. Gotta try to get rid of those nile Crocs while we can tho. That's a no bueno

[BstarBme]

You can thank army corps of engineers and big sugar.

[patrickhorvath]

The Nile crocodiles got out from a research center during hurricane andrew. Now why were nile crocodiles imported to florida in the first place? That's a good question..

[MarkH]

Lion fish in Florida waters as well. Fortunately, with no nature predators there, the barracuda can be trained in the wild to understand the Lion fish as a food source.
People are also starting to find the methods needed to harvest them, but they are running out of control.

[brandimyhren]

So many videos of Florida exotic fish caught in spill ways and sewers. It’s like the Amazon there.

[Glum]

What a shame what we are doing to America, in all ways possible.

[neoblackwolf]

Come to northern Florida, We don't have that issue.

[carlmaki]

Hurricanes destroyed the zoo entrapments many decades ago also.

[theoriginalmomomike]

Sounds like a business opportunity for someone who wants to start a snake trade.