The demand for this fruit is increasing day by day many users enjoy this fruit because of its benefits such as controlling body heat and health with many vitamins, fiber, and mineral salts. Dragon fruit becomes the main crop of the province. From an ordinary fruit more than 30 years ago, dragon fruit was first planted by the people of Ham Thuan Nam district, then widely planted in the other province’s localities, and cared for in an organic way, so the fruit quality also gradually increased.
So, consider the wildlife, and think twice before tossing that goldfish away.Īdditional video courtesy Spartan's tricks.ĮDITOR'S NOTE: This video was originally published in April 2018.Located in the southernmost region of Central Vietnam, dry weather all year round and next to the tropical sea is the factor that makes Binh Thuan dragon fruit more juicy, sweet, and nutritious and and unique flavor compared to other regions in the world. They also can tell the difference between Stravinsky and Bach. They have a memory span of at least three months, which means you can teach them tricks like this. Besides causing fiscal and environmental disasters there are other reasons you should keep that goldfish in its tank.įor starters, goldfish are smarter than you might think. In fact, invasive fish species accounted for over half of the total fish population in Lake Tahoe Basin. There are similar accounts of goldfish invasions in Epping Forest, London Alberta, Canada and Lake Tahoe, Nevada. Case in point: When a few were dumped in a local Australian river in the early 2000s they eventually migrated to the Vasse River, where they're still a major problem today. Goldfish are a rapidly reproducing fish and will migrate across multiple bodies of water. And they aren't content to stay in one place. If that's not enough, they also introduce foreign parasites and diseases that wreak havoc on the delicately balanced ecosystems wherever they go. But they're not just consuming what other fish rely on to survive - their voracious feeding time actually kicks up mud and sediment, which can lead to harmful algae blooms that choke the ecosystem. These big fish are also big eaters, feeding on plants, insects, crustaceans, and other fish. Given enough time and resources, these little orange monsters will grow into giants, reaching as much as 4 pounds, or 2 kilograms, about the size of an American football! They may look small and cute in your home, but in the wild it's a different story. It wasn't long before pet owners helped them spread across the world, eventually reaching North America by the 19th century. By the 14th century, goldfish had been promoted from our meals to our entertainment. Goldfish were first selectively bred in China 2,000 years ago for food. Turns out, goldfish are one of the world's worst invasive species. If you think you're doing the goldfish a favor by releasing it, you're not! Instead, you're setting the stage for an ecological disaster, which could threaten hundreds of other species. Goldfish are invading lakes and streams worldwide, and it's all our fault. And while the goldfish may have cost the owners a few dollars, this mess is going to cost the state an estimated $150,000 to try to remove these feral fish.īut this isn't the only place this is happening. How did this happen? The Department of Fish and Wildlife thinks that a few irresponsible pet owners are to blame. Thousands of goldfish have infested the West Medical Lake and are crowding out the native fish population. Right now, Washington state is fighting off an invasion! The culprit? Goldfish. Releasing them into your local stream or lake is a bad idea. Goldfish may look small and cute in your home, but in the wild it's a different story. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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