@metallinegouda: Today’s big question #Science #biology #predators #nature #austrailia

Grifbo :

I was gonna say because of kuru disease but uh I guess it was the wrong predator

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Carson :

☆ Red ☆ :

Who eats tuna every day?

Minusroom :

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Adomination619 :

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🎃✧Angie✧👾 :

mad cow disease mentioned

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chair :

why are there so many likes but no comments lol

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Kc_million :

Really cool video, needs more likes

Buzzyard🇸🇪🏳️‍🌈 :

6: Toxic compounds accumulate in predators.Fir example the liver of a predator can contain lethal amounts of vitamin A. Mercury is also a problem. Predator fish like salmon and tuna can contain more than the recommended amount of mercury. Because plants suck up toxins, then prey animals eat them concentrating it a bit. Then predators eat those animals concentrating it further

Wet spaghett :

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red :

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Isaiahlynch3 :

Well our ancestors probably ate predators if they were desperate for food

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icarus (unity era)🌏🛰️ :

I’m shocked this only has 33 likes

1nd14h4t3 :

If efficiency is the problem, why don’t we just eat the sun?

Gregl2425 :

I thought you were talking about the OTHER predators

Sir Dave :

There’s also a much higher disease risk in predatory animals