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Reasons why you should keep your cat inside, worldwide rats, pythons taking over populations, and carps destroying ecosystems. On this episode of World’s Wildest, Maya & Connor talk through our world’s most invasive animals.

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timbertowns

As a Wildlife Rehabilitor and raptor education trainer i appreciate this video greatly.

Edurion

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spacecampsucks

Growing up (in the 90s) my parents didn’t neuter/spay our cats and we were forever having kittens. They were also outdoor cats and came and went as they pleased. Now as an adult I couldn’t imagine letting my two cats outside. We have bird feeders and loads of bird friends that visit our garden. Plus it’s so dangerous for cats if you live in a city or suburb! Sadly most people in the UK are still of the mindset that it’s cruel to keep cats inside :(

RobinTheCatbird

Great video, right as I have a due essay about invasive species! Here's an idea for another episode, world's most ancient: species that have been around a while and have remained relatively unchanged throughout evolution

Dohregard

Idea for next episode: Worlds Busiest. Animals that just don't sit still or take breaks. I could see ants and bees being at the top of the list but I think there's some cooler examples that might be lesser known.

Rhodeisland

This episode is so incredible, super inspiring for what to do and what more to do about invasive species in the future! And I'm not sure if there has been an episode on Worlds Most Intelligent species yet, but yall talking about rats made me what to know about other intelligent species :)

Rhodeisland

This episode makes me want to go invasive carp fishing