These are some of the creepiest invasive species. In 2018, Mike Kimmel, from Florida, had to jump out of his car to save an alligator from a python. In 2021, ecologist Brad Herrick shared the dirt on jumping worms and why they’re an invasive species. In 2021, an Asian giant hornet’s nest was found and eradicated in Washington State. Inside Edition Digital’s Andrea Swindall has more.
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The Hammerhead flatworm looks cute, but I would run for my life if I saw one in person.
Oh yeah! Don’t let the snail pass you.
I didn't know that the jumping worm was invasive, I see those things under most of the rocks and debris I tip over while looking for worms and crickets for fishing
Why is he saving the alligator?? Is it not natural for Anaconda to eat other animals?? It's called nature cycle right?
So he’ll eat cruelly tortured farm animales but prevent a python to eat a meal that he/she hunted?
WTF is wrong with him?
Yeah that's they way we need to deal with those invasive species and WE HAVE TO KILL THEM SUCH AS LANTERNFLY AND MORE!!!
Was thinking illegal immigrants for the title of video!
6:03 if it is like a commercially produced salad mix…it should already be pretty thoroughly washed….
IF YOU DONT WASH PRODUCE YOU BUY OR GROW….I AINT EATING AT YOUR HOUSE
Why isn‘t my roommate on here
U forgot the most invasive species, humans…
I like the snail. Not creepy at all.
Everybody gotta eat you kno. Let the natural to do what it do
😶 i have a pet african land snail…
I’m surprised they didn’t have Asian carp
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Who else is watching this while eating?
Dudes picking up both deadly animals with his bare hands. Now that's a Florida man if I see one
Why keep those Hornets alive, burn them all
if anyone comes across one of those worms a nice way to kill it is with fire
Bro that gator probably thought he was being saved by god
Never thought a Florida man would save a alligator