There's a new threat popping up on Georgia lakes

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  • Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
  • The Chinese mystery snail is the newest invasive species in Georgia and scientists at DNR say it could cause a real problem for people who live here: www.11alive.co...
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 107

  • @Peacekeepa317
    @Peacekeepa317 26 днів тому +38

    Isn't that the lake built over a mass grave of black people?

    • @Metamophisis
      @Metamophisis 26 днів тому +10

      Yes it is

    • @Peacekeepa317
      @Peacekeepa317 26 днів тому +1

      ​@@Metamophisis Interesting!

    • @RayRayWasAGoodBoy
      @RayRayWasAGoodBoy 26 днів тому +3

      Reincarnated!

    • @Mike_M.
      @Mike_M. 26 днів тому +1

      It is

    • @peacepowerprotection7103
      @peacepowerprotection7103 25 днів тому

      @Peacekeepa317 it was a freed slave community that was thriving 🙌 they terrorized and tortured the freed people there killed them burn down the homes and businesses. Then turned it into a recreational lake. EVIL JUST EVIL.

  • @user-nh5cy8dg3k
    @user-nh5cy8dg3k 26 днів тому +13

    My parents served 30 years in the United States Air Force and when we lived in Guam these snails lived around us - We would take salt and pour it on it and they would die.

  • @peacepowerprotection7103
    @peacepowerprotection7103 26 днів тому +31

    Should not have made a lake where freed slaves lived and thrived. It should be banned from use as a recreational lake.😢

    • @juandoe5651
      @juandoe5651 26 днів тому +2

      You brought these?

    • @user-nh5cy8dg3k
      @user-nh5cy8dg3k 26 днів тому +1

      Thank you for sharing 🌹

    • @QueenCMB
      @QueenCMB 26 днів тому +1

      I can’t believe they are in it 😢 those snails multiply swiftly 😮

    • @Mike_M.
      @Mike_M. 26 днів тому

      Facts

    • @peacepowerprotection7103
      @peacepowerprotection7103 26 днів тому

      @juandoe5651 no I did not but maybe my departed Ancestors😪

  • @A_Bvgzi
    @A_Bvgzi 24 дні тому +7

    Googled it. They are edible and are eaten... So cook them good and chow down

  • @PrestoSebaLyRae
    @PrestoSebaLyRae 26 днів тому +10

    Invasive species in an invasive lake. Lol

  • @BladeMasterz916
    @BladeMasterz916 21 день тому +2

    Some garlic, lemon grass, fresh dice chili, salt, fish sauce, ginger. Bring to light boil with lid on for about 12 mins. That should kill any parasites and you got yourself a meal.

  • @CoSHurePhi413
    @CoSHurePhi413 21 день тому +3

    2:13 - 2:14 ... used in a prayer service.
    They be putting all kind witchcraft out there.

    • @joewoodchuck3824
      @joewoodchuck3824 13 днів тому

      Witchcraft is actually a harmless legitimate nature based religion strongly resembling Native American beliefs. In modern days it's called Wicca. Look it up.

  • @RandyStewart-h1f
    @RandyStewart-h1f 26 днів тому +8

    During the late 1800’s Alma, Michigan was home to wealthy lumber families. One loved to eat the large French snails and brought them into the local river. Now there are many snails within easy reach. They appear to be the same kind in our river as in Georgia, and no one thinks anything about them. Perhaps Georgia could eat the snails into extinction.

    • @tarabooartarmy3654
      @tarabooartarmy3654 24 дні тому +3

      They said in the video they are full of parasites, so not a good idea to eat them. Snails get inedible tough if they are overcooked, and heat doesn’t always kill all parasites, especially when you can’t cook something very long.

    • @rubymccaslin6841
      @rubymccaslin6841 19 днів тому

      AS A LIFE LONG GEORGIAN !!!
      OYSTERS ARE OUR THING !!!
      SNAILS🤢NOT SO MUCH !!😂

  • @Tracy81258
    @Tracy81258 23 дні тому +3

    More thoughtless aquarists releasing their unwanted overstock into the wild is my guess.

  • @QuinnD.McGee01
    @QuinnD.McGee01 24 дні тому +3

    If it's known they come from China where's the mystery?

  • @flickeringflame6161
    @flickeringflame6161 24 дні тому +3

    People wanted all these things from other countries that don't belong here and now this is what happens . If people want to see something from another country go see it and leave it were it belongs !

    • @joewoodchuck3824
      @joewoodchuck3824 13 днів тому

      That isn't always true. Pheasant originally came from Asia and are very successfully stocked for hunting.

  • @robertwalls1729
    @robertwalls1729 18 днів тому +1

    The old threat is a wrinkly no neck alien

  • @kenguterrz3210
    @kenguterrz3210 24 дні тому +2

    Not new threat…new food on the menu.

  • @joewoodchuck3824
    @joewoodchuck3824 13 днів тому

    The first question I ask when this happens is if the species is edible. If it is then unlimited harvest will help a lot. Asian carp are edible for example.

  • @lorihamlin3604
    @lorihamlin3604 24 дні тому +1

    Those snails have been in abundance in Lake Seminole in SW GA for at least a couple of years.

  • @christo1212
    @christo1212 23 дні тому +2

    Still not as dangerous as the labor day boat captains

  • @tomp8871
    @tomp8871 24 дні тому +2

    the old prayer service

    • @user-hh3cz1km6h
      @user-hh3cz1km6h 23 дні тому

      but, what religion? Snails are unclean to Jews and many christians won't touch them because of that.

    • @Piper-Ileoaw1946
      @Piper-Ileoaw1946 21 день тому

      Hahaha! Maybe they'll go away. Pray on it!

  • @mondocjenson-dy8zd
    @mondocjenson-dy8zd 26 днів тому +2

    🤔 imagine how many of these 🐌 snails are in homes 🏡 that flooded after 🌀 TS Debby...

  • @DouglasWipf-s2w
    @DouglasWipf-s2w 15 днів тому

    See this regularly in werlands and small lakes in mi

  • @toddchinh8198
    @toddchinh8198 26 днів тому +2

    That's good eating

  • @jameshines6486
    @jameshines6486 15 днів тому

    If they're in Georgia that means Florida has them to?

  • @movingforward2570
    @movingforward2570 26 днів тому +6

    They don't cause harm they eat them in Asia and they don't harm anyone. Get your facts straight

    • @peanutrbuckle9123
      @peanutrbuckle9123 26 днів тому

      They contain shit loads of parasites numb nuts

    • @tarabooartarmy3654
      @tarabooartarmy3654 24 дні тому

      They carry parasites no matter where they live. Just because people eat them doesn’t mean they should.

  • @rubymccaslin6841
    @rubymccaslin6841 19 днів тому

    Crazy!!!!

  • @tlm3646
    @tlm3646 21 день тому

    I just saw a video about invasive "apple snails" in Louisiana. What's going on 😮

  • @bmaul62deepsea16
    @bmaul62deepsea16 26 днів тому +5

    Just add butter😂

  • @mikelego9362
    @mikelego9362 19 днів тому

    Lake west point got lots of them, I catch them on my line 🤷🏽‍♂️

  • @Camodeep7583
    @Camodeep7583 17 днів тому

    They are strategically placed long time ago to do exactly what they've been doing

  • @velmaabel5188
    @velmaabel5188 20 днів тому

    Stay out of that water

  • @LD666BMX4201987
    @LD666BMX4201987 13 днів тому

    First it was sewage and bad water in the chattahoochee which is also the city's drinking water now this. Whats next

  • @johnf8338
    @johnf8338 26 днів тому +6

    blaming China wow!

    • @patriciaroane4913
      @patriciaroane4913 26 днів тому +7

      I didn't hear China being blamed. The guy just said Asia is their country of origin, and someone more than likely had them as a pet. Ignorant people let all kinds of creatures loose once they either get too big, or they tire of them.

    • @thuythanhnguyen8888
      @thuythanhnguyen8888 24 дні тому

      @@patriciaroane4913he did say China who bought the snails in the United States in the 1800s.

    • @Ubothered
      @Ubothered 23 дні тому +1

      ​@thuythanhnguyen8888 if they BROUGHT THEM, then it's THEIR FAULT. Maybe they should stop eating everyfockingthing.

    • @givemeabreakdoc
      @givemeabreakdoc 21 день тому

      @@Ubotheredif it moves, a chinaman will eat it.

  • @nicktsambassis8913
    @nicktsambassis8913 24 дні тому +1

    Looks like the CCP has found a replacement for Confucius clubs.

  • @eddaniels3404
    @eddaniels3404 23 дні тому

    I need some Nematodes.😅 For my pecan tree.

  • @richardjohnson4365
    @richardjohnson4365 23 дні тому

    Escargot!!!

  • @richardmitchell2527
    @richardmitchell2527 19 днів тому

    Thanks China

  • @therealjaynd
    @therealjaynd 19 днів тому

    Karma

  • @jefftesting12345
    @jefftesting12345 24 дні тому

    Illegal immigrants

  • @marchmadness23
    @marchmadness23 26 днів тому +3

    Fake news

  • @jongonegone1262
    @jongonegone1262 23 дні тому +1

    how about that pretty black female news lady !!! wooo

  • @williamkeaton7945
    @williamkeaton7945 26 днів тому +5

    vote blue

    • @matthewrobert2888
      @matthewrobert2888 26 днів тому +5

      😂yeah right😂 trump 2024

    • @badneed
      @badneed 24 дні тому

      @@matthewrobert2888#COEXIST….. they are there to live a better life

    • @Sumatra123
      @Sumatra123 23 дні тому +1

      The blue bunch would want to shut down the lake from all forms of recreation and spend millions of tax payers money to study the lake snail ecology. Nah, vote red.

  • @donaldjackson4456
    @donaldjackson4456 24 дні тому +1

    Of course its from china

  • @RandyStewart-h1f
    @RandyStewart-h1f 26 днів тому +2

    During the late 1800’s Alma, Michigan was home to wealthy lumber families. One loved to eat the large French snails and brought them into the local river. Now there are many snails within easy reach. They appear to be the same kind in our river as in Georgia, and no one thinks anything about them. Perhaps Georgia could eat the snails into extinction.