Comments by "remliqa" (@remliqa) on "National Geographic" channel.

  1. venom=/=poison You can drink the venom of snakes and scorpion without having any ill effect at all. Unless you had any open wound in your digestive system that is.
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  2. No, this isn't an unknown species. They identify this as a type of Gulper eel at the end of the video.
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  3. Do you know the damage that lionfish do to the ecosystem they invaded?I'm guessing not.
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  4. +Nuclear stealth bomber B2- spirit Unless Nuclear stealth bomber B2- spirit deleted his previous comment, I don't see how his post is an accusation and attack to your intelligence.
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  5. Sharks don't eat them from what I read.
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  6. Try harder , troll.
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  7. +Luigi De Guzman Ignore him.The OP is obviously a troll, nobody is that stupid.
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  8. And this disqualify them as scientist in what way now? Don't underestimate the utility of the mighty duct tape.
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  9. So?
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  10. How did he got rid of it?
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  11. Thankfully it is next to impossible to cause this species to go extinct even if we managed to kill every single one of them in the invaded habitats.They still thrive in their native habitat( where they came originally from ) and are popular aquarium fish that breed very well in captivity.
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  12. Unlike these lion fish, we human knows our impact on the planet and are trying to both undo and prevent/reduce future damage. That earned us our reprieve . Show me another "invasive" species that have this quality ?
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  13. +R8ERN8TION52 I guess nobody have been telling you about this whole environmentalism thing that have been going on for more than half a century , huh?
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  14. +R8ERN8TION52 No, we're still building pipelines (I assume you mean fro the petroleum and gas industry) because we still need them .Enviromentalism is one of the reason why we're switching to clean, renewable energy.
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  15. Marine snow isn't what you think. They're far more disgusting.
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  16. So some 14 second ad in a free video is too much for your entitled ass ,then. Got it.
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  17. They need to sample it to pinpoint what it really is. Sampling is the standard operational procedure of any scientific expedition.
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  18. Read the description.
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  19. +Lvl100MagiKarp Splash I think you meant Passenger pigeon.Those birds weren't invasive species that threatened the extinction of local species in the ecosystem they invaded . hat's a completely false analogy.
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  20. +Lvl100MagiKarp Splash No , they weren't. That is completely false . I not sure if you're trolling or just stupid, but you should really stop spreading misinformation.
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  21. You think the price is unfair?
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  22. Learn proper biology (and ecology) too..
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  23. No, chicken would still be a niche South East Asians species numbering just in a several tens of thousands at most . It is domestication that allow them to reach the absurd number (over 20 billion chickens) they have right now.
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  24. No light.
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  25. Pretty much most coral do. They form symbiotic relationship with phytoplanton that live within their cells that provide them with food in exchange for protection. That is one of the reason why coral bleaching is dangerous, it strips those phytoplanton from them. It's not the only reason (the water temperature eg) why there is no corral in the deeper parts of the ocean .
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  26. Technically, higher pressure and colder water hold oxygen better than warmer water at the surface so deeper water can hold more oxygen that surface water provided good exchange mechanism is available. The problem is the greater the depth the lesser the amount of sunlight that is available for photosynthesis there fore less way to prlensih the depleted oxygen..
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  27. No self respecting scientist would ever said that. If a scientist ever said "I know everything" , you know you're dealing with a charlatan pretending to be a scientist.
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  28. Maybe it's a commodity thing like how we named dairy cows ? After all they were hunted for their fur.
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  29. They did identify the animal at the end of the video, how long does it takes you to properly nae the fish?
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  30. No.
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  31. Go watch the video until the end. They did identify it once it deflates itself.
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  32. Sharks don't eat them.
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  33. What little duck?
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  34. Unlike that fisherman these scientists did identify the creature at the end of this video.
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  35. Umm... This footage was taken from the Nautilus's youtube channel.
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  36. They invasive lion fish are causing extinction to the native species.
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  37. I can't tell if you're stupid or trolling.
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  38. You should go to the Nautilus own youtube channel.
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  39. Nope.
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  40. You speak about yourself that way.
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  41. Not really, pretty all image of Gulper eel are that when they're deflated.
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  42. No, I would never abandon my anime hunting ways.
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  43. Wath until the end of the video., HINT: they did identify the fish. You must understand that this is the first time ever that Gulper ell was filmed doing this behaviour , most specimen of Gulper eel were dead or dying when the scientist got to them so they know very little about them and their behaviour while still alive.
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