5 Problem Invasive Species In Texas

In this video i will be focusing on the beautiful; state of Texas. Texas is one of the largest states in the USA and as it's almost 3 times the size of the UK it has plenty of space foe wildlife. Texas is home to many predators such as wolves, cougars, and even ocelots and is also home to the largest bat colony in the US. Just like many other states across the US, Texas is also home to some problem invasive species. I will be going through just a few of these invasive species today as i will be going through 5 problem invasive species in Texas.
Attributions
European eel images:
EricksonSmith
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Bernard DUPONT
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Biodiversity Heritage Library
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Dmitriy Konstantinov
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Brown anole images:
gailhampshire
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Amante Darmanin
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Carla Kishinami
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James St. John
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JAMES MAUGHN
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Nosferattus
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Cattle Egret images:
Alpsdake
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Judy Gallagher
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Alpsdake
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Aftab Uzzaman
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Sika deer Images:
Lilly M
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Mistvan
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Cloudtail the Snow Leopard
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Federico Moroni
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Brent Miller
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Green iguana images:
Cayambe
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Richard Crook
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David Stanley
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Brown anole footage:
TerraNaturalist
/ @terranaturalist
Cattle egret footage:
omegijs1
/ @omegijs1
Xoria Irria
/ @xoooria64
Pascal Vagner
/ @pascalvagner
Alain Fossé
/ alain fossé
MPBirds
/ @mpbirds
European eel footage:
Jan Kepič
/ @jankepic
Sika deer footage:
netkas89
/ @netkas89
FISHGROVE etc
/ @fgyakuoffice
Ocelot image:
BFS Man
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Texas bat footage:
cdempsey26
/ @cdempsey26
Invasive animals north america images:
Yu-Chan Chen
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Julie Falk
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Philip McErlean
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Green anole image:
Jefferson Heard
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Fallow deer image:
NotFromUtrecht
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Red deer images:
Steve.
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Mehmet Karatay
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White tailed deer image:
Henry Mulligan
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Broad-Headed Skink image:
Nvillacortabuer
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American eel images:
NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory
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FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute
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Chesapeake Bay Program
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I have edited and adapted some of these clips and images.
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Our first problem invasive species in Texas is the brown anole.
Our second problem invasive species in Texas is the Sika deer.
Our third invasive species in Texas is the cattle egret.
Our fourth problem invasive species in Texas is the European eel.
Our final invasive species in Texas is the green iguana.
Thanks for watching i hope you enjoyed :)