In-field invasive species explainer from @kidflamess

Name: In-field invasive species explainer from @kidflamess
Uploaded: 2025-12-31T01:14:02.000Z
Duration: 18 s
Channel: kidflamess
Description: The creator, presenting as a scientist, stands waist-deep in the Everglades holding two live lizards. He identifies them as an invasive iguana and a Cuban knight anole, explains that they are harmful to the environment because they outcompete native species for food, and concludes with a humorous observation that their green color matches his grills.

The creator, presenting as a scientist, stands waist-deep in the Everglades holding two live lizards. He identifies them as an invasive iguana and a Cuban knight anole, explains that they are harmful to the environment because they outcompete native species for food, and concludes with a humorous observation that their green color matches his grills.

Creator: @kidflamess on Instagram

Transcript

Exploring the Everglades of the sciences. So right tier, we got two invasive species. Right here, we got an iguana, and we got also got a Cuban nitinol. Now both of these species are bad for the environment because they out compete other species for food. And look, they're both green, so they match my drills.

Topics: Nature & Wildlife, Science, Education