adventurous and your and your c food consumption. that's a good thing for them. selfish in your diet. try a sustainable sources plot here, another fish. there's a lot of other good to put out there. we just have to expand our horizons, eating smaller fish that repopulate faster like sardines or small macros that are fish sustainably. rather than only eating the bigger fish is a way to take some pressure off the bigger populace species. the gift, asking, you know, also asking where your fish comes from. it actually shows that you care whether you're in the restaurants or in shops when i go to a restaurant and they don't know, that's a red flag that you should know a little bit of information. there is a good vegetarian option. so for that, if not, if the fish and the a little more research before he got me sometimes sort of on instead of the fact of using standards could be that's the thing that

told sustainability has been covered. so i can eat as much as i like, but it surely should not be sort of free tickets. the words from human as much as you've liked. some suggest that the only way to go is to, you know, see it all. and that is a powerful option, but it's not viable for vast parts of the world's population to rely on it for food security for, for the income. the much bigger problem is the over consumption of c food in the global north. for those of us to lucky enough to pick and choose eating less seaford and carrying more about where it comes from is a step in the right direction. our next story is about the red slider, which is native to north and central america, but has made its way into many indian homes as an exotic bit. the required fetus commitment. and don't always me for the best fits and when abandoned me can cause

even more damage. let's see how she african lives. another exotic animals, like a grunt, ornamental stage for singapore operation gas all gauged in the shop. and bengal my was ready to send this just to be there doesn't want to be there. but he's proud of this business media customers. i have all over the advertising, youtube and people call me and order the animals when people buy the return for them all every year. well, you're transferred got out of one of the most popular. that is a red flag for about 5 years. they are native to europe and australia already banned that important, but it still doesn't bolt and breed them in india. yeah,

i get a there slide. yeah, this is a red flag 6 to 8. this one is about 68 on to the school. it gets a name from the red mark here. this is an efficient yea, clear that people enjoy spending time with the titles. bang, bang, bang the very good. which is an attack for the children the most around a lot of chinese teen vote killed by. came to fire, but taking ownership of one is a serious coming from the reach 30 something the land and have the lifespan of almost 30 years. once people don't want them anymore, they often release them into the wild, ready at the door. it is been kept us effect good for looking animal. so in the introduced hypertonic natural habitat like lake pond arctic bank. it feeds on

local that if you saw fishers local very radius of sneeze, mollusks in 6 beetles and the one you just known to or damage athletic book x and feed on on them. the turnip and so quite populating more and more lakes and waterways across india. are you seeing them as one of the 100 most invasive species globally with a serious impact on biodiversity? that is also concern that normative, like the red light spread, knew what it says amongst local populations, slow you, the government is trying to gain control over imported animals. we are increasing people to the animals. it will take some time. right now, if we go there and if we find the animals and if not, maybe as a 1st step, we may and was them to resist that and the most. so that and that transaction

become legal and a monitored one. here in a sanctuary in the outskirts of bank, the loose sandiv nick takes care of many important animals. these australian muse, what abandoned by father, after the email meet market dropped. the found the new home here, as did event one, which is native to south america. we are, i'm on the door of the 5 busy then about $700.00 individual $700.00 plus or minus individual. we have jog hamster, guinea pig z mosey guano hosses. donkey she's gone for nice, makes it gives going on the list gets going on and he also has a lot of read. it floated most of them found in the city. we cleaned up one of the legs in bangle and we found thornton and 50 of them and not a single native turtle noticing the need to that have been all of them were just

these. and yeah, that's for the 1st time when i actually saw them. you know, most of them didn't have lim, didn't have well, you know, begin judy in the neck. and i was wondering what feeding them, you know, it's the way they have and something is eating demos pretty happy that something is eating them. and then i realize that they are showing the, you know, behaviors of cannibalism when they have absolutely no food, big enough to lead their own kind. that's how they survive every bit and supplant local species to reduce envisions. and he fought makers focusing on raising awareness about the challenges that comes with owning exotic animals. he's organizing in a sanctuary and plans to continue collaborating with the school. once the covert restrictions are easy. the video

purple for me just for i'm not the only in these of species causing havoc. the ghost of novi is old for played by invaders this time the king crab. it's a boon for local fishermen, but has environmentalist concerned did hi saga. i love the arctic ocean. the german has been living in norway's high, nor for 12 years. he takes tourists to see the science along the coast near the russian border. he brings up one of those sides from the bottom of the sea for this to groups. the only set out the trust the day before, at objects of 180 meeting with one day was long enough for him to hold up dozens of king crabs, a delicacy all around the world. yet the crabs also a growing ecological problem. the crustaceans, multiply like rabbits. job in the water, you're good for the graps. we have krebs ret, ever your harvest thing. the king crabs has brought an unheard of prosperity to

noise, economically constrained. ty know including for the remote fishing village of google . nice. in 1989 residence ran an advertisement offering the village for sale. young people were moving away because there was no work. now the village has been revived, complete with bed and breakfast, and even a bistro. and it's all thanks to none other than the king crap fisherman lacing. and there was among the 1st to discover the non native species of the bigger stuff. a research says had released them in the barons. the in the 950 bucks. ingler was unaware of that when he found the monster crab and his nets one day comb. it was 1st crabs we caught,

we $10.00 to $1200.00. we were taken completely by surprise. the crabs hadn't turned up. i think we had any fish processing a tone. the explosive spread of the invasive crab is a boon to the fisherman. but norwegian, environmentalists and scientists are alarmed. the crabs eat almost anything posing a threat to native ecosystems, and they being spotted farther and farther south pole again. so for a lot of them, we found that the crabs are able to adapt to water temperatures of 18 degrees celsius. a lot of that means they could survive in the mediterranean, middle, wherever these crabs become established. have devastating effects on the other marine life on the sea. been something new to some species, muscle and star. the all of us appear to be completely laying down the longest one that there on the doctor has. this was the king crab,

also known as the monster. crab has no natural enemies. fisher, you sorry, have made the quote, his generous in an attempt to keep his population under control stomach and hydro vargas in his guests after only a short time in the kitchen, can otherwise be had only in europe and asia as finest restaurants, knowing exports over 2000 tons of king crabs all around the world. annually. locals tourists alike. enjoy the craft's flavor for me, for the new regional 1st, it's a balancing act. they want to preserve the crap population that bring so much business to the region, while ensuring that the invasive species doesn't spread. with 70 percent of our planet made up of the oceans, making sure they're protected is a no brainer. life, we're not started from help. that's how important our oceans up pink about what you

can do to protect them. i'll see we'll get next week, but many more such called provoking stories until then from all of us in india and germany, goodbye and times for watching the the, who's the news?

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