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Why exotic species here! ?? If you try to make a whole river rough, you will be surprised ... [Lake Biwa Rough Expedition 25]
• なぜここに外来種！？川１本丸々ガサガサしてみ...
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It is necessary to follow the rules of recreational fishing when making a mess.
Also, since it is a water place, it may be dangerous, so please do not overdo it and put safety first. I'm looking forward to life ✨
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↓ Shiga Prefecture recreational fishing rules
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【FAQ】
Q: What are you doing with the exterminated alien species?
A: For small creatures such as bullfrogs, crayfish, black bass, bluegill, and tripletooth goby (domestic and foreign species), we feed them on pet turtles.
Red-eared sliders and pond turtles are bred as much as possible, but there is a limit to the amount of turtles that can be bred due to individual activities. There is an opinion that you should eat it, but it is very difficult for a turtle to be active all the time because it takes a lot of time to cook, it has a bad part, and there is a risk of infection with parasites and diseases. In the worst case, you only need to get rid of it, but that would waste your "life". Since we want to avoid such a thing as much as possible, we are currently looking for effective utilization methods after extermination, so please feel free to comment.
Q: I found an exotic species in a nearby pond! Should I get rid of it?
A: I'll leave it to you. I don't want to force you to get rid of it.
It would be nice if I could do it, but if I ignore my feelings and take "life", I think that I will definitely feel unpleasant later.
Why do you get rid of it? What do you want to protect? Find the answer in yourself before you act.
Q: Alien species are not bad! It's humans that are bad! I'm sorry!
A: I know. Alien species are not bad at all.
But how can you solve a real problem by saying that word?
Native species are declining while saying the word.
I know that humans are bad, but I think that humans should also wipe their backs.
I can understand the feeling of pity, but I think it's okay to have a feeling of pity for the declining native species because of that feeling.
I act in reality to solve real problems in reality, not on the net.
Q: Is the food that kills you and eats good? Hypocrite!
A: Well, rice is made by life (laughs) It's delicious. just kidding.
Seriously, I just want to contribute to humanity in terms of bioecosystems, sustainable societies (SDGs), and environmental issues.
I think it can't be helped to be called a hypocrite.
There are a certain number of opinions that respect individual lives, so that's probably the case from those who think so.
Q: Don't reply to inconvenient comments!
A: Yes, it's inconvenient ...
Q: I support you! Is there anything I can do?
A: Thank you. I am very happy.
If possible, I would like to work together and get rid of it, but I think that there are more people who can't do it than those who can. However, just watching this video will give me vitality, and it's almost like helping with conservation. We look forward to your continued support on this channel.
Q: I definitely want to work with you!
A: Thank you. It's very encouraging. Let's do it!
We will be recruiting on KZfaq and Twitter in the future, so thank you!
Q: Where is the river?
A: I can't answer. In this video, rare creatures are rarely seen, and if you tell them, there is a possibility of overfishing.
Please look for the rivers that are close to you one by one.
It's more fun to explore, isn't it?
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