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Australia is like Earth's version of a modded video game where none of the original rules of the game apply.
@YoungGandalf23254 ай бұрын
Minecraft on adventure mode f around and find out becomes survival mode
@djangosouthwest60434 ай бұрын
All our animals abuse glitches and exploits. Have you seen the game code in a platypus?!
@Fruitcupper4 ай бұрын
Sounds like the perfect place for Florida Man
@DigitizedHistory2 ай бұрын
Centuries ago, who knew some english criminals could just show up at a shore in australia and get the whole continent for free. The biggest bargain in history.
@ddbb31954 ай бұрын
Australia seems to have this crazy habit of having specific things getting out of control. Tons of Invasive toxic Toads, Rabbits, mice, Emu's, etc. Things just get outta control there
@benmcreynolds85814 ай бұрын
That's the ancestors of the Ethnically Cleansed Aborigines.
@yudeen9794 ай бұрын
Emus are native to Australia, not invasive.
@TheDodgeFactor3 ай бұрын
@@TheDodgeFactor i know they are native. I mentioned them because the emu situation got out of control. I can see how my initial comment didn't separate that from talking about the invasive species.. i was just trying to list times where certain animals have gotten out of hand in Australia
@benmcreynolds85813 ай бұрын
@@yudeen979 " That's the ancestors of the Ethnically Cleansed Aborigines." what rot.
@Jonno20203 ай бұрын
Yes the invasive specie that came from England and Europe called Colonialists... they definitely got out of control......
@hypercomms20012 ай бұрын
Fun fact about the great Emu war, so for every flock of Emus, there was 3 guys in a car and a single LMG which really didn't work that well, infact in speculated that if the soldiers were each armed with a rancher's shotgun, they could have gotton more birds.
@Tucher974 ай бұрын
Wording correction, the entire ‘war’ was just these three guys. For *all* of the emus.
@LocalDiscordCatgirl3 ай бұрын
@@LocalDiscordCatgirlOk my apologies, I was going off old memory as apparently I found articles that could like a total of 12 people but knowing it was solely 3 people and 1 gun it helps. As for the LMG, it wasn't terrible, it was just the very wrong tool for the job.
@Tucher973 ай бұрын
Fixing things, by breaking something else, seems to be the human way of thinking more often than not. Sad...
@scottbraun24574 ай бұрын
"We did it Patric! We saved the environment!"
@realdragon4 ай бұрын
Very Informative ! An eye opener ! Helping in ecological balance ! Thanks for this wonderful video ! ❤️❤️
@michaelsteven88924 ай бұрын
Uh uwu
@huntervan53394 ай бұрын
You know, someone really needs to introduce the people of Australia to hedgerows 😂 They would have an absolute field day! (Get it, cause here in the UK we surround all our field's with hedges? No? I'll see myself out)
@HeidiSholl4 ай бұрын
Hedges don't exactly flourish in Australia, especially the bush where the fences are. (Yes, I know you're most likely joking)
@andrewmathewson3414 ай бұрын
@@andrewmathewson341 I am indeed 😂
@HeidiSholl4 ай бұрын
Jolly good idea
@sandramaiden47074 ай бұрын
Love when the Americans say emoo instead of emyou
@mineandforever28773 ай бұрын
The kiwis took them up
@billybobwombat22313 ай бұрын
You think the people in the middle of Australia are mostly hunters and gatherers? Holy shit that is funny!
@petercharalampopoulos71804 ай бұрын
Dingos are probably Australia's original human introduced invasive species.
@peterm.eggers5203 ай бұрын
A group of Emus is called a MOB, not flock
@timothygreer1884 ай бұрын
in short,all things Australian!Very informative..😂
@nobodynoonenowhere56094 ай бұрын
Kangaroos with machine guns. They are about that life.
@leonelcadet38334 ай бұрын
Body farm? I don't think so. Mad respect for all who can work around dead bodies
@jamesgeschwender22764 ай бұрын
Look up "What remains" by the Photographer Sally Mann - one of the USA's best.
@someblokecalleddave14 ай бұрын
Watch the movie "The Rabbit Fence", there were some serious cultural and environmental issues with these fences
@davidconner-shover513 ай бұрын
That is a wonderful, true , story. The girl (s) did it.....twice.
@joeharris38783 ай бұрын
Reminds me of the Southern US border. Fascinating content, but the voice over is excruxiating.
@brianlopez88554 ай бұрын
Two other introduced species that have affected Australian lands are camels and wild boars.
@lewissavaidis4 ай бұрын
And deer.
@mattj50252 ай бұрын
Didn’t research dingoes before making this did we WATOP? Dingoes are territorial and rarely leave said territory so no they don’t migrate seasonly like you said that’s why they’ve not gone through said fence via the roughly 20 mile long hole in the fence you also mentioned and suggested they would if the fence was ever removed, that’s not how a territorial species work. Kangaroos are migratory so that much was correct but in your opening statement about them both you said both were migratory. Cats,rabbits and cane toads are a pest/invasive species in Australia as is the fox and all need eradication to help save the natives species from potential extinction.
@stevenmaizey29244 ай бұрын
Fence is to keep out the Emoo's. Australia doesn't want to lose another war to the Emoo's again
@azzamatic41904 ай бұрын
I love seeing Steve in his natural habitat!
@MMZ_Thumper4 ай бұрын
The fence across South Australia and southern Queensland is called the dog fence. It’s not just for dingoes, but also to control packs of wild/feral dogs. It is to protect the sheep population on the south side of the fence, which is sheep country, from the dogs coming down from the north. North of the fence is dry, cattle country. The cattle are able to defend themselves from the dogs, but the sheep down south are defenceless. Dogs will kill sheep, not for food, but because of some instinctual urge. A farmer can lose hundreds of sheep in one night. Another problem the fence encounters is wild camels. They will trample a fence to get to water and feed.
@grahamgillard37224 ай бұрын
Learn something new everyday. Crocodiles can actually climb fences. They probably didn't intentionally climb. Maybe they thought they were walking up a hill, but they were actually going up a fence. But once they're up the fence, they couldn't walk backwards or turn around, they couldn't pull their entire weight up the fence anymore, and their claws got snagged, so they got stuck.
@shicraptАй бұрын
Great video guys...found out stuff I've never heard of before...😁 Just one hitch... Ditch the ''music''😡
@ChristophersMum4 ай бұрын
So it meant that Australia was endangered over the years by human contraptions that has killed countless animals than the targets that were swarming and ravaging Australia’s greeneries. Australia just keeps having inhumane acts pitted against them as history comes around and bite them in the butt. Those fences sure prevented parts of Australia from being a complete desert, but it defeats the purpose of putting those fences up when they brought the invasive species from Great Britain to Australia as invaders of Australia.
@callibor31194 ай бұрын
Nothing back there but a bunch of old baseballs and a dog that’s actually smaller then you’d imagine
@adamhoward47754 ай бұрын
Great video. Thats called horizontal evolution,its caused by mutation on 1 idividual that passes that (advantageous) mutation to its ofspring. Like potato cats or curly fur cats. 😺
@jaimeribeiro70964 ай бұрын
13:23 Australia has infestations of wild boar, wild cats, wild coyotes, and a major issue with feral camels as well as rabbits and foxes.
@WTU2082 ай бұрын
I wonder this is how Egypt and Arabia turned into a desert after being very green
@hanikaram33514 ай бұрын
Rabbits can dig their way under the fence.
@roshanakarya10814 ай бұрын
There is a foot or two of mesh flat on the ground either side of the fence to prevent that.
@grahamgillard37224 ай бұрын
I live in Tennessee not to far away from that body farm. Its a wild place.
@turtlehermit60472 ай бұрын
"What Is Australia Hiding Behind Its Fence?"
@Nmethyltransferase4 ай бұрын
That's what I'm saying
@matildamarmaduke10963 ай бұрын
Would be good to install intelligent tunnel gates into the gates. Once the animal enters the tunnel, the camera would check if it's invasive/harmful. Then either let it pass on the other side OR direct it to termination tunnel
@DC98482 ай бұрын
Yeah, like fences are ever gonna stop rabbits. They can dig, you know.
@MrSupercar554 ай бұрын
At this point I'm not surprised I seen a video where a turtle climbed a power line pole that was crazy lol
@djangosouthwest60434 ай бұрын
@ 7:28 - What is Steve doing to that hole in the fence he discovered !? 😄
@mike-drums-maine4 ай бұрын
7:30 why is he fucking the fence???😮😂😮
@mattjepsen76784 ай бұрын
"While kangaroo carcasses may now be removed for personal use, it is strictly prohibited for non-commercial shooters to sell, trade or swap any part of a harvested kangaroo." Most likely this is why you see dead kangaroos along a fence in this video.
@quietackshon2 ай бұрын
The first war for land, was the first man deciding he wanted it all for himself. So started fencing off all the people and animals that pissed him off.
@DoubleD_8320 күн бұрын
Albertan here, there are many fences because there are many cattle farmers. They are just fencing off pasture for their cattle. They're not creating miles of borders to keep wild game away from predators, or impede migration lmao 😂 Also most of them are barbed wire, which most game have no issue crossing. What a weird statistic to throw in there without doing any research on it 🤔
@lealach4 ай бұрын
They should also build automatic gates to allow only certain species to pass through for yearly migration purposes.
@VOLightPortal4 ай бұрын
right after they built the cat fence the cat just climbed over it like oh that was easy humans are dumb
@robhaywood67834 ай бұрын
I've been thinking. Humans are an invasive species
@lizafrench84554 ай бұрын
The proposed fence around the islands- mmmm that land grab for when the water level lowers or is that continent rising again soon-
@CD-xo5ju2 ай бұрын
7:28. Why you humping a fence?
@drockjr4 ай бұрын
We not only have the aggressive eemoo, but also the dreadful deadly cousin of the Koala the "Drop Bear", we need those fences!
@Pleiades552 ай бұрын
It never gets old
@christineMaccallum-uo3qx3 ай бұрын
Thank you for the daily top😂
@_nsmnya4 ай бұрын
Long wires also make enormous antenna. Both listening and sending. Anyone else know? Haha
@rldecluedeclue91523 ай бұрын
I really enjoy and appreciate the content you produce. The information is entertaining and compact, but you should start to integrate your sources and give credit to those who deserve it. Maybe I’m not informed if you have a team of 50 people to make videos with good information in short time spans of 4 days or less. I don’t know, maybe I’m just paranoid after the Hbomberguy? It’s hard to make the citations, but… Well, that’s the point of a work.
@Rickitruky4 ай бұрын
Australia is not only the most over-fenced country in the world... is the most over-regulated Western country too... it's because Australians never fought for their own freedom... the Brits over-regulated the penal colony, and after them, the Australians keep regulating the heck of themselves... kinda sick...
@user-McGiver4 ай бұрын
The sound effects got me dying
@thechapisunreal60384 ай бұрын
There are many species of Kangaroo's some big, some small and some in-between.😎👍
@Crunt21673 ай бұрын
7:02 Gotta keep those "Emo's" out lol.
@nix83224 ай бұрын
Eldritch horrors that we cannot comprehend. my reasoning? its aurstralia.
@uncanny40384 ай бұрын
If you look at Google Maps you can see a stark difference between Haiti and the Dominican. Look at San Diego and Tijuana. Bottom line is, people matter, and the type of people is the key.
@johnnynephrite61472 ай бұрын
Imagine for a moment, if you will....the Australian grizzly bear ? 🤪🤪🤪
@johnking62522 ай бұрын
Sees roo "OMG IS THAT DA BABY!?"
@loger69954 ай бұрын
The estimated total combined weight of all humans in Australia is about 3.5 million pounds. The rabbits weight 5 million pounds. Rabbits are winning the bio mass olympics in Australia.
@modusartsgroup3 ай бұрын
Those WWWascally WWWabbbbits... 🐇 🐰 What's up Doc... 🥕
@vanwyld37354 ай бұрын
All right what have you done to Steve?
@michaelmccrory6344 ай бұрын
Australia´s own "Death Strip"
@Killerspieler08152 ай бұрын
great content - please don't knock in videos - it's a PTS nightmare
@waste-of-time25843 ай бұрын
A spotless domain hides festering hopes. There is certainly more! Mute testimony from the endless fields without fences. His scream is cut short by a stampede of bunnies, nibbling his carcass to the core
@stevoplex4 ай бұрын
Damn humans move in and .... BANG!! .... there goes the neighborhood!!! 🌲✌️
@johnking62523 ай бұрын
I think you’ll find the difference in the strezleky desert is driven by reduced predation of large herbivores leading to over grazing and erosion.
@dingodog56772 ай бұрын
WATOP do a video about the BUNNY BOOM at australia
@erickort19873 ай бұрын
wow taking prison colony to a whole new level XD
@xanthos866120 күн бұрын
I guess Australia doesn't have many eagles, hawks, falcons, or other large birds of pray.
@joeanderson88394 ай бұрын
Instead of fences start using vertical-dual sided solar panels.
@mr.bianchirider81262 ай бұрын
The DINGO barrier, can MAIM 50 sheep a day
@nigelmayer80613 ай бұрын
A chain link fence is not going to keep any rabbit out 😂🤣😂🤣😂they will squeeze right through it or dig right under it😂🤣😂
@dragonf10923 ай бұрын
I dnt think all those fences are about rabbits cuza you know wot can you climb over? I think it segragates aboriginal land mite prevent proper walkabout cuz you know wot i never bin there but i do that as for the central lands that are advertised as not worth the trouble a lot of its nuclear test areas
@stevenroberts9704 ай бұрын
Fewer rabbits and mice, being a problem, seems the ultimate irony, since being there at all..becoming a plague, was actually why cats were brought over, in the first place. Not sure how or why foxes, even when, got involved.
@scottbraun24574 ай бұрын
@@koriw1701 a good refresher on how one of my favorite things got most places by accident..but, it is claimed that more than merely jumping ship..Ozzy cats also deliberately brought in to help control the artificial mouse and rabbit population.. Another mistake made, considering too many other..native things, were also tasty treats too..and not adapted for the threat..cats can be.
@scottbraun24574 ай бұрын
Foxes were introduced so the English riding to hounds, or hunts could occur... like back in England..
@daralee9364 ай бұрын
18:55 "The exact location of this place is not reviled to anyone". Must be hard to go to work every day, what do they do just drive around hoping to find it! 😀🤣🤣
@benjones43653 ай бұрын
Hawaii has fences to protect the land from pigs. It’s nice and green where there are no pigs.
@dhadbaoui2 ай бұрын
Australia is like Evolutions cursed social experiment
@ikonic_artworks4 ай бұрын
Australian animal hunger games.
@oldmanbrown10862 ай бұрын
so basically, wherever humans show up, things get effed
@bill89852 ай бұрын
The Great Fence of Australia 😅
@johnmichaelreyes45774 ай бұрын
Rabbit proof fence don't let this dude make up lies
@fried87204 ай бұрын
Pretty sure kangaroo being killed by fences is more of a feature than a problem, they are more of a pest that need to have their population controlled by hunters as far as I'm aware.
@ponytoast12313 ай бұрын
it is Emew like mew from pokemon nor emoo like a cow moos
@lincolnhodge23714 ай бұрын
maybe just let dingos live in their natural habitat? this is barbaric
@TakeMetotheRiver.4 ай бұрын
It's eem-you, not eem-ooo.
@kanomack50634 ай бұрын
6:35 evolution can be a rapid process, there are birds who live under overpasses whos wings have shrunk in a couple generations to allow for more ability to dodge cars, trucks and busses. Than we have the moths that switched from light to dark to better match the soot and smoke covered cities...we've kinda been had in the thought that evolution only takes place on long time lines when in fact thatbis just not the case. We like things to be stable and expected, telling people that evolution can take place quickly (or that the earth has had fluctuating climates since it solidified) might make folks reassess a great many things about our dogmatic science beliefs that should not be challenged🤙
@coryernewein4 ай бұрын
Imagine an Australian 🐻
@user-jq5sj1zm4e2 ай бұрын
The rabbit proof fance also a movie
@YOURUCUJJ3 ай бұрын
We used to handle issues like broken fences on our own...now we need Gov't oversight just to scratch your own behind🤦
@coryernewein4 ай бұрын
Man if it my place..we would hve rabbit steak..and stew everyday.
@SolidConcrete4 ай бұрын
Rabbit sausage and rabbit jerky yum
@dragonf10923 ай бұрын
Myxomatosis
@awatt2 ай бұрын
Crocodiles climb fences. Neato
@drockjr4 ай бұрын
Pretty sure the kangaroos are growing slower because something weird with kangaroo physiology I know we wanna call everything evolution but it might just be in ability kangaroos have
@akon7764 ай бұрын
rabbits are good eating .. use them . rabbit stew is great
@wulfeman99482 ай бұрын
Myxomatosis
@awatt2 ай бұрын
Please don't allow people to think that the hunters and gathers are there by choice, they were a part of why there is a fence as well. These hunters and gathers (native people) are called Aborigines and were not welcomed in their own land. You should do a feature on them ❤
@justintheway23854 ай бұрын
I thought this channel was about animals?
@nameless71744 ай бұрын
@@nameless7174bro, just wait until you find out what they're teaching in science class. You're gonna be shocked when you find out!
@ContactsNfilters4 ай бұрын
Look up the movie, Rabbit Proof Fence. Amazing true story.
@martinphilip89984 ай бұрын
tldw - the answer is rabbits. it keeps out rabbits. kangaroos can jump over them.
@zenmaster244 ай бұрын
Rabbits were shot for food especially during the recession in the early 1900s
@Crunt21673 ай бұрын
As an Australian it's painful to hear all Americans call emus emoos , they are pronounced EMYOU like you not moo like a cow
@tazsnoop10444 ай бұрын
Cdn here ..thx i did not know this
@secretagent864 ай бұрын
Fences help grass and everything grow....this has been proven over and over again cause you can keep animals on and off the area as you want. Problem is when animal populations get too large we dont have a way of reducing them in an orderly fashion cause of politics....people get mad....people vote.....so gotta keep as many people happy as possible instead of doing the right thing.....
@EternallyGod2 ай бұрын
Some truth, i've heard this before.
@icosthop99982 ай бұрын
and 26:51 what islands are these
@tony-ms5sf3 ай бұрын
The narrator mis-pronounced the word emu. It is said eeeeeem you
@brutus354453 ай бұрын
Not dingos, kangaroos, and EMOS! Did anyone else hear it? 😂
Australia is like Earth's version of a modded video game where none of the original rules of the game apply.
Minecraft on adventure mode f around and find out becomes survival mode
All our animals abuse glitches and exploits. Have you seen the game code in a platypus?!
Sounds like the perfect place for Florida Man
Centuries ago, who knew some english criminals could just show up at a shore in australia and get the whole continent for free. The biggest bargain in history.
Australia seems to have this crazy habit of having specific things getting out of control. Tons of Invasive toxic Toads, Rabbits, mice, Emu's, etc. Things just get outta control there
That's the ancestors of the Ethnically Cleansed Aborigines.
Emus are native to Australia, not invasive.
@@TheDodgeFactor i know they are native. I mentioned them because the emu situation got out of control. I can see how my initial comment didn't separate that from talking about the invasive species.. i was just trying to list times where certain animals have gotten out of hand in Australia
@@yudeen979 " That's the ancestors of the Ethnically Cleansed Aborigines." what rot.
Yes the invasive specie that came from England and Europe called Colonialists... they definitely got out of control......
Fun fact about the great Emu war, so for every flock of Emus, there was 3 guys in a car and a single LMG which really didn't work that well, infact in speculated that if the soldiers were each armed with a rancher's shotgun, they could have gotton more birds.
Wording correction, the entire ‘war’ was just these three guys. For *all* of the emus.
@@LocalDiscordCatgirlOk my apologies, I was going off old memory as apparently I found articles that could like a total of 12 people but knowing it was solely 3 people and 1 gun it helps. As for the LMG, it wasn't terrible, it was just the very wrong tool for the job.
Fixing things, by breaking something else, seems to be the human way of thinking more often than not. Sad...
"We did it Patric! We saved the environment!"
Very Informative ! An eye opener ! Helping in ecological balance ! Thanks for this wonderful video ! ❤️❤️
Uh uwu
You know, someone really needs to introduce the people of Australia to hedgerows 😂 They would have an absolute field day! (Get it, cause here in the UK we surround all our field's with hedges? No? I'll see myself out)
Hedges don't exactly flourish in Australia, especially the bush where the fences are. (Yes, I know you're most likely joking)
@@andrewmathewson341 I am indeed 😂
Jolly good idea
Love when the Americans say emoo instead of emyou
The kiwis took them up
You think the people in the middle of Australia are mostly hunters and gatherers? Holy shit that is funny!
Dingos are probably Australia's original human introduced invasive species.
A group of Emus is called a MOB, not flock
in short,all things Australian!Very informative..😂
Kangaroos with machine guns. They are about that life.
Body farm? I don't think so. Mad respect for all who can work around dead bodies
Look up "What remains" by the Photographer Sally Mann - one of the USA's best.
Watch the movie "The Rabbit Fence", there were some serious cultural and environmental issues with these fences
That is a wonderful, true , story. The girl (s) did it.....twice.
Reminds me of the Southern US border. Fascinating content, but the voice over is excruxiating.
Two other introduced species that have affected Australian lands are camels and wild boars.
And deer.
Didn’t research dingoes before making this did we WATOP? Dingoes are territorial and rarely leave said territory so no they don’t migrate seasonly like you said that’s why they’ve not gone through said fence via the roughly 20 mile long hole in the fence you also mentioned and suggested they would if the fence was ever removed, that’s not how a territorial species work. Kangaroos are migratory so that much was correct but in your opening statement about them both you said both were migratory. Cats,rabbits and cane toads are a pest/invasive species in Australia as is the fox and all need eradication to help save the natives species from potential extinction.
Fence is to keep out the Emoo's. Australia doesn't want to lose another war to the Emoo's again
I love seeing Steve in his natural habitat!
The fence across South Australia and southern Queensland is called the dog fence. It’s not just for dingoes, but also to control packs of wild/feral dogs. It is to protect the sheep population on the south side of the fence, which is sheep country, from the dogs coming down from the north. North of the fence is dry, cattle country. The cattle are able to defend themselves from the dogs, but the sheep down south are defenceless. Dogs will kill sheep, not for food, but because of some instinctual urge. A farmer can lose hundreds of sheep in one night. Another problem the fence encounters is wild camels. They will trample a fence to get to water and feed.
Learn something new everyday. Crocodiles can actually climb fences. They probably didn't intentionally climb. Maybe they thought they were walking up a hill, but they were actually going up a fence. But once they're up the fence, they couldn't walk backwards or turn around, they couldn't pull their entire weight up the fence anymore, and their claws got snagged, so they got stuck.
Great video guys...found out stuff I've never heard of before...😁 Just one hitch... Ditch the ''music''😡
So it meant that Australia was endangered over the years by human contraptions that has killed countless animals than the targets that were swarming and ravaging Australia’s greeneries. Australia just keeps having inhumane acts pitted against them as history comes around and bite them in the butt. Those fences sure prevented parts of Australia from being a complete desert, but it defeats the purpose of putting those fences up when they brought the invasive species from Great Britain to Australia as invaders of Australia.
Nothing back there but a bunch of old baseballs and a dog that’s actually smaller then you’d imagine
Great video. Thats called horizontal evolution,its caused by mutation on 1 idividual that passes that (advantageous) mutation to its ofspring. Like potato cats or curly fur cats. 😺
13:23 Australia has infestations of wild boar, wild cats, wild coyotes, and a major issue with feral camels as well as rabbits and foxes.
I wonder this is how Egypt and Arabia turned into a desert after being very green
Rabbits can dig their way under the fence.
There is a foot or two of mesh flat on the ground either side of the fence to prevent that.
I live in Tennessee not to far away from that body farm. Its a wild place.
"What Is Australia Hiding Behind Its Fence?"
That's what I'm saying
Would be good to install intelligent tunnel gates into the gates. Once the animal enters the tunnel, the camera would check if it's invasive/harmful. Then either let it pass on the other side OR direct it to termination tunnel
Yeah, like fences are ever gonna stop rabbits. They can dig, you know.
At this point I'm not surprised I seen a video where a turtle climbed a power line pole that was crazy lol
@ 7:28 - What is Steve doing to that hole in the fence he discovered !? 😄
7:30 why is he fucking the fence???😮😂😮
"While kangaroo carcasses may now be removed for personal use, it is strictly prohibited for non-commercial shooters to sell, trade or swap any part of a harvested kangaroo." Most likely this is why you see dead kangaroos along a fence in this video.
The first war for land, was the first man deciding he wanted it all for himself. So started fencing off all the people and animals that pissed him off.
Albertan here, there are many fences because there are many cattle farmers. They are just fencing off pasture for their cattle. They're not creating miles of borders to keep wild game away from predators, or impede migration lmao 😂 Also most of them are barbed wire, which most game have no issue crossing. What a weird statistic to throw in there without doing any research on it 🤔
They should also build automatic gates to allow only certain species to pass through for yearly migration purposes.
right after they built the cat fence the cat just climbed over it like oh that was easy humans are dumb
I've been thinking. Humans are an invasive species
The proposed fence around the islands- mmmm that land grab for when the water level lowers or is that continent rising again soon-
7:28. Why you humping a fence?
We not only have the aggressive eemoo, but also the dreadful deadly cousin of the Koala the "Drop Bear", we need those fences!
It never gets old
Thank you for the daily top😂
Long wires also make enormous antenna. Both listening and sending. Anyone else know? Haha
I really enjoy and appreciate the content you produce. The information is entertaining and compact, but you should start to integrate your sources and give credit to those who deserve it. Maybe I’m not informed if you have a team of 50 people to make videos with good information in short time spans of 4 days or less. I don’t know, maybe I’m just paranoid after the Hbomberguy? It’s hard to make the citations, but… Well, that’s the point of a work.
Australia is not only the most over-fenced country in the world... is the most over-regulated Western country too... it's because Australians never fought for their own freedom... the Brits over-regulated the penal colony, and after them, the Australians keep regulating the heck of themselves... kinda sick...
The sound effects got me dying
There are many species of Kangaroo's some big, some small and some in-between.😎👍
7:02 Gotta keep those "Emo's" out lol.
Eldritch horrors that we cannot comprehend. my reasoning? its aurstralia.
If you look at Google Maps you can see a stark difference between Haiti and the Dominican. Look at San Diego and Tijuana. Bottom line is, people matter, and the type of people is the key.
Imagine for a moment, if you will....the Australian grizzly bear ? 🤪🤪🤪
Sees roo "OMG IS THAT DA BABY!?"
The estimated total combined weight of all humans in Australia is about 3.5 million pounds. The rabbits weight 5 million pounds. Rabbits are winning the bio mass olympics in Australia.
Those WWWascally WWWabbbbits... 🐇 🐰 What's up Doc... 🥕
All right what have you done to Steve?
Australia´s own "Death Strip"
great content - please don't knock in videos - it's a PTS nightmare
A spotless domain hides festering hopes. There is certainly more! Mute testimony from the endless fields without fences. His scream is cut short by a stampede of bunnies, nibbling his carcass to the core
Damn humans move in and .... BANG!! .... there goes the neighborhood!!! 🌲✌️
I think you’ll find the difference in the strezleky desert is driven by reduced predation of large herbivores leading to over grazing and erosion.
WATOP do a video about the BUNNY BOOM at australia
wow taking prison colony to a whole new level XD
I guess Australia doesn't have many eagles, hawks, falcons, or other large birds of pray.
Instead of fences start using vertical-dual sided solar panels.
The DINGO barrier, can MAIM 50 sheep a day
A chain link fence is not going to keep any rabbit out 😂🤣😂🤣😂they will squeeze right through it or dig right under it😂🤣😂
I dnt think all those fences are about rabbits cuza you know wot can you climb over? I think it segragates aboriginal land mite prevent proper walkabout cuz you know wot i never bin there but i do that as for the central lands that are advertised as not worth the trouble a lot of its nuclear test areas
Fewer rabbits and mice, being a problem, seems the ultimate irony, since being there at all..becoming a plague, was actually why cats were brought over, in the first place. Not sure how or why foxes, even when, got involved.
@@koriw1701 a good refresher on how one of my favorite things got most places by accident..but, it is claimed that more than merely jumping ship..Ozzy cats also deliberately brought in to help control the artificial mouse and rabbit population.. Another mistake made, considering too many other..native things, were also tasty treats too..and not adapted for the threat..cats can be.
Foxes were introduced so the English riding to hounds, or hunts could occur... like back in England..
18:55 "The exact location of this place is not reviled to anyone". Must be hard to go to work every day, what do they do just drive around hoping to find it! 😀🤣🤣
Hawaii has fences to protect the land from pigs. It’s nice and green where there are no pigs.
Australia is like Evolutions cursed social experiment
Australian animal hunger games.
so basically, wherever humans show up, things get effed
The Great Fence of Australia 😅
Rabbit proof fence don't let this dude make up lies
Pretty sure kangaroo being killed by fences is more of a feature than a problem, they are more of a pest that need to have their population controlled by hunters as far as I'm aware.
it is Emew like mew from pokemon nor emoo like a cow moos
maybe just let dingos live in their natural habitat? this is barbaric
It's eem-you, not eem-ooo.
6:35 evolution can be a rapid process, there are birds who live under overpasses whos wings have shrunk in a couple generations to allow for more ability to dodge cars, trucks and busses. Than we have the moths that switched from light to dark to better match the soot and smoke covered cities...we've kinda been had in the thought that evolution only takes place on long time lines when in fact thatbis just not the case. We like things to be stable and expected, telling people that evolution can take place quickly (or that the earth has had fluctuating climates since it solidified) might make folks reassess a great many things about our dogmatic science beliefs that should not be challenged🤙
Imagine an Australian 🐻
The rabbit proof fance also a movie
We used to handle issues like broken fences on our own...now we need Gov't oversight just to scratch your own behind🤦
Man if it my place..we would hve rabbit steak..and stew everyday.
Rabbit sausage and rabbit jerky yum
Myxomatosis
Crocodiles climb fences. Neato
Pretty sure the kangaroos are growing slower because something weird with kangaroo physiology I know we wanna call everything evolution but it might just be in ability kangaroos have
rabbits are good eating .. use them . rabbit stew is great
Myxomatosis
Please don't allow people to think that the hunters and gathers are there by choice, they were a part of why there is a fence as well. These hunters and gathers (native people) are called Aborigines and were not welcomed in their own land. You should do a feature on them ❤
I thought this channel was about animals?
@@nameless7174bro, just wait until you find out what they're teaching in science class. You're gonna be shocked when you find out!
Look up the movie, Rabbit Proof Fence. Amazing true story.
tldw - the answer is rabbits. it keeps out rabbits. kangaroos can jump over them.
Rabbits were shot for food especially during the recession in the early 1900s
As an Australian it's painful to hear all Americans call emus emoos , they are pronounced EMYOU like you not moo like a cow
Cdn here ..thx i did not know this
Fences help grass and everything grow....this has been proven over and over again cause you can keep animals on and off the area as you want. Problem is when animal populations get too large we dont have a way of reducing them in an orderly fashion cause of politics....people get mad....people vote.....so gotta keep as many people happy as possible instead of doing the right thing.....
Some truth, i've heard this before.
and 26:51 what islands are these
The narrator mis-pronounced the word emu. It is said eeeeeem you
Not dingos, kangaroos, and EMOS! Did anyone else hear it? 😂
Queensland dont have rabbits.