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[Dangerous creatures that will land next year]
Professor Goka predicts dangerous creatures that will land next year.
At the end, my heart will explode and die.
Explosion! Explosion!
Familiar foreign creatures have come to Japan.
Dangerous creatures appear one after another.
Let's keep up with the latest information!
Stand up!
It's a little low, but it's okay.
This special course is by Professor Goka.
He studies ecological risks caused by foreign creatures.
He is a professor who knows all dangerous creatures on earth.
Professor, when you came last time, you were right about the intrusion of sunbeams.
Was it an enemy sniper?
Yes!
I was also told that the number of sunbeams increases while you don't know about it.
Two thousand sunbeams were found in Kyoto the other day.
You must have heard about it on the news.
In particular, the case of Kyoto is that it is located in a city that is not in contact with the sea.
That's right.
After all, with luggage, it is now entering the inland area.
In other words, we have entered an era where we do not know when and where sunbeams will appear in close proximity.
We will learn about such scary and dangerous creatures.
We will also ask the professor about countermeasures.
Now, let's predict again.
The first theme is this.
"The Best Three Dangerous Creatures That May Come in 2018"!
There is a young creature that is said to be coming.
A fly sitting in a haystack.
Now, first of all, this creature.
It's scary.
It's scary!
Poisonous sunbeams.
You've said it before.
It's a poisonous sunbeam.
Could something like this come into Japan, professor?
This poisonous sunbeam is a poisonous sunbeam that lives in the south of the United States of America.
Its size itself is very small.
It is about 7 mm to 12 mm in size.
It is a small sunbeam that is only about 1 cm in size, but it has a very strong poison.
As the name suggests, it is a poisonous sunbeam with very strong poison.
What is its fear?
If you get bitten by this poisonous fang, it will shoot into your auditory canal.
The bitten part will stop.
Even if it dies, the organ in that part will be completely useless.
At worst, the trace will remain forever.
That's what you mean.
It's scary!
The area just south of the United States of America is an area where sunburns are widespread.
Therefore, the fact that sunburns are coming in does not mean that this poisonous sunbeam is not strange even if it comes in.
Fortunately, there are no discoveries in Japan so far.
But I don't think it's strange when it comes in.
It's really scary.
It's only about 1 cm in size, so you can't tell if it's around there.
That's right.
They like environments where people live.
So, it is predicted that they will live in places like the back of a park bench or behind a food vendor.
So, if you play in the park for a while and suddenly turn your hand behind the bench, you may be bitten.
If that happens, it will happen.
Let's move on to the second one.
Brazil shark.
What is it?
Brazil shark.
This is abalone.
What is this?
This is a type of beetle.
In Japan, there are also beetles around there.
Beetles emit a smell that smells like a rodent.
Most of the beetles are herbivores.
In short, they live by sucking on herbivorous juice.
This Brazil shark is carnivorous.
It lives by sucking on insects and animal blood.
In particular, this Brazil shark is carnivorous and lives in a village in the mountains of Brazil.
Around that area, there is a muddy wall of a house.
It hides in the muddy wall of a house.
At night, it comes out of there.
It's scary.
It gets on the face of a sleeping person and sucks on that person's blood.
It's scary just to imagine it.
Brazil shark gets on the face of a sleeping person and sucks on that person's blood.
It's scary.
Its back of the head is a very sharp needle.
It gets stabbed.
It gets stabbed and sucks on their blood.
Then, they spit on their faces.
Brazil shark spits on their faces!
What?
On their faces?
On their insides?
It spits on their insides.
It spits on the surface of their faces.
On their bodies?
The problem is that when you open your eyes and spit on them,
the spit comes out of their wounds.
And parasites are inside of the spit.
That's a weak point.
Let's stop it today!
You said everything scary you can think of.
Parasites are produced by restricting people.
It's a disease called Chagas disease.
What is that terrible symptom?
At first, it's called "abruption".
Parasites increase during abruption.
It causes fever, diarrhea, and headache.
Symptoms like a little cold occur.
It goes away for a while.
Symptoms go away.
After a few months or a few years,
parasites enter the organs and multiply.
Parasites enter the liver and kidneys.
When parasites enter the heart, the heart becomes enlarged.
Parasites explode and die.
Explode?!
What?!
The heart explodes and die?!
In South America,
5 million to 6 million patients die every year.
What's scary is that this disease is spreading not only in Brazil,
but also in Europe and the United States.
As people and things keep moving forward,
we don't know when parasites will enter,
and we don't know when parasites will multiply.
We don't know when parasites will enter Japan.
Professor, isn't there a way to prevent it?
Basically, it's important not to let parasites occur in close proximity.
Not to let parasites occur...
What's wrong with you?
That's what I want to know!
Can you do it?
Can you do it, everyone?
Not to let parasites occur!
I can't do it!
Please tell me how!
So technically, this disease or this parasite itself cannot survive in South America.
Basically, it's a naturally living insect, so there's nothing we can do about it.
Remember this video.
"Brazil Sashigame" (Brazil Sashigame)
Be careful, everyone.
That's dangerous.
"Brazil Sashigame" (Brazil Sashigame)
That's right!
Say its name.
That's "Brazil Sashigame"!
Just don't touch it.
Please remember it.
Here's the first one.
Here it is!
"Netaishima Ka" (Netaishima Ka)
"Ka"?
There are "ka"s in Japan, too.
"Netaishima Ka" (Netaishima Ka)
It's a black "ka" with stripes.
It's common in cities and parks.
Unlike "Netaishima Ka", "ka"s are in South Asia and Taiwan.
"Netaishima Ka" is now being considered as a global "ka" and is expected to enter Japan in the future.
Dr. Goka's best one, "Netaishima Ka".
What's scary about it?
"Netaishima Ka" is a "ka" that replaces "pathogen" (illnesses and diseases)
In 2014, in Yoyogi Park, "dengue fever" was sold.
"Netaishima Ka" replaced "deng fever" and "large fever" (big heat)
"Netaishima Ka" is said to increase "pathogens" (illnesses and diseases) more than "Netaishima Ka" in Japan.
In that sense, "Netaishima Ka" is more infectious than "Netaishima Ka" in Japan.
There are many "ka"s like this in South Asia, which is why "Netaishima Ka" is so common.
If "Netaishima Ka" comes to Japan, it may be easier for Japanese people to get "Netaishima Ka".
Nagisa!
If "Netaishima Ka" comes to Japan, what measures should we take?
That's true. I don't know.
"ka" is also an insect, so it's difficult to kill it.
The most important thing is not to get "ka"s stung.
You can't do that!
You get "ka"s stung every year.
I'm telling you to stop doing that.
What should we do?
Basically, we should reduce exposure.
Especially when you're playing outdoors, you should wear long pants.
Basically, it's important to apply insecticide to your skin.
How does "netaishima ka" come to Japan in the first place?
"Kearing" also came from abroad by ship.
There are many ships and planes carrying people and things like that every day now,
and in spite of that, insects like this can now be transported in a short period of time,
so the number of cases of being brought in alive is increasing.
It's scary, isn't it?
Many dangerous creatures have come across the sea and come to Japan so far.
There are also creatures that have been brought in for various reasons.
And so, we have this theme!
Quiz! What is "you" doing in Japan?
This segment is full of originality!
We will learn why animals from overseas came to Japan.
Starting with this creature, the red-eared turtle.
Its size ranges from 20cm to 30cm.
It originates in North America and is found almost everywhere in the world.
This is a Mississippi red-eared turtle, an American- originated turtle.
In terms of danger, it is actually an ecosystem.
However, due to the current economic situation in Japan,
the number of red-eared turtles and green-eared turtles is higher than that of Japanese turtles.
Here is the question!
Why did this red-eared turtle come to Japan?
If you know the answer, why did you come to Japan?
Shion!
I came to look for red-eared people!
Since you are a red-eared turtle, I was wondering if there were any red-eared people in Japan.
Isn't everyone cold when you answer like this?
Chihi!
Yes, I bought this.
What? Now?
Yes.
I bought it at a festival and brought it home.
I think it's sold all over the country at festivals.
I'm sure there's a red-eared turtle there.
I think it's imported there for sale.
I see.
Yes.
Let's move on to the next corner.
I think it's a group.
Isn't it the Ryufujo representative at the Japan- Korea World Cup?
No, it's not.
Yes!
Yes, yes, it's not.
It's not!
Let's see the correct answer!
It's for pets!
Chihi is correct!
There were people who were cold about this.
Even my classmates were cold about this.
You bought this for pets, didn't you?
I think it's been imported from the United States since the 1960s.
It's called "green turtle" and it's sold all over the world or in pet shops.
When it was sold, it was a small red-eared green turtle about a few centimeters long.
Everyone was happy and bought it.
It's cute when it's small, but it's a turtle, so it gets bigger and bigger.
It can grow up to about 40 centimeters.
Chihi, how big is it now?
It's the size of a frozen gratin.
It's easy to understand!
It's about this big!
It's easy to understand!
It's in Japan!
And it's said to be over 30 years old!
It's so long that it takes longer than a buyer!
Well, it's an animal you have to buy for a long time.
As a result of people who couldn't afford it letting it go, it's getting cheaper now.
In Japan, it is said that there are about 8 million of them.
On the other hand, Japanese stone turtles, which are native to Japan, are said to have a maximum of 1 million of them.
Well, it's just that the number of red-eared turtles is increasing.
Now, next is this creature!
Neutria!
Their body length ranges from about 50cm to 70cm, and they are distributed in South America, which is west of the central region.
It has a very cute face.
Well, for example, it's an animal that's said to be a very big rat,
but since it lives in such water areas, like the red- eared turtle we saw earlier, it catches such water animals.
Also, since it makes a big hole in the base and makes a nest,
it's an animal that's said to cause damage such as damaging the coral reef, nutrients, and corals.
I see.
Now, Neutria!
Why did you come to Japan?
Do you know?
Shion!
I came to play in the water!
You don't have to go to Japan, do you? Playing in the water like that.
That's a good, idol-like answer!
Do you know?
Mi!
Um, I came to become a character!
You came to become a character!
In Japan! In Japan!
Saying "I'm cute, aren't I?"
Yes.
Hmm... How about it?
It's your first time, so say something easier!
It's fine, right?
It's a good answer!
It's a good answer. "You were cute!"
It's not an answer you can say to your wife.
It's easy to say.
Airi!
I was mistaken for a red-eared horse or a pig and brought here,
but in reality, I'm a Neutria.
You grew up in Japan all the time, so you were a Neutria!
Yes!
May I?
Go ahead!
The water temperature over there has changed,
and the water temperature in Japan is suitable.
The distribution of water has been transferred to Japan very, very naturally.
What is that?!
Which is it?!
It's correct!
I'm sorry, but may I answer it?
It's correct!
You knew it!
As expected of you!
The correct answer is...
To make it into a fur coat.
It's different!
It's completely different!
What is it?!
What is it?! The water temperature is different!
It's completely different! It's embarrassing!
During World War II,
the Japanese army imported and bred Neutria to process them for fur coats.
But after the war, they didn't need to keep these animals anymore,
and the ones that had been released are now being wild-raised.
Now, let's move on to this creature!
Whirimbangus!
It's about 25cm to 37cm in size.
It's distributed in Asia and South Asia.
Okinawa and Kagoshima.
What is dangerous about this creature is that it continues to eat a large number of rare animals
that live in Okinawa and Amami Oshima, which are southern islands in Japan.
It's dangerous because it's in danger of extinction.
Here is the question.
Why did this filimangus come to Japan?
It's scary.
Uka?
It's cute, but it looks strong, so it was used for fighting.
I see, like sword fighting.
Sanaran?
It's a great food.
This filimangus.
It's a great food, so it came to Japan to buy food.
Your imagination is too big.
It's a great food, so it came to Japan to buy food.
It's different. Saepi?
It was sent to exterminate other dangerous creatures, but it increased.
To fight, right?
I see, I see.
Next question.
Loud competition!
It's a good loud competition.
It's like they're fighting.
It's a good loud competition.
Nobura?
It was distributed in Okinawa earlier.
Now, there is no animal protection spirit, but there was a show of filimangus.
It was brought at that time and it became wild.
I see.
The correct answer is this one, herb countermeasure.
What?
You got it right.
You said we should fight against herb and mangos.
You got it right.
I got it right.
No, you didn't get it right.
This animal was also brought in by humans on purpose.
The purpose of it is, as I explained just now,
to reduce the fear of herb, which is said to be a scary poison, which lives in Okinawa and Mamio Island.
In fact, it was brought in in the old days of 1910.
This is the correct answer that Saipi said, isn't it?
That's right.
It was brought in on purpose.
Although mangos is small in size, it is very brave.
Even cobra or herb like this can fight against herb and eat it from its head.
It has such a strong quality.
In fact, when a professor of animal science at the time of Tokyo Imperial University,
who is now a professor of Tokyo University, went to Bangladesh,
he saw cobra and mangos in the corner and thought it was amazing.
If there is such a brave animal like this, it can be used.
So he bought 30 of them there and took them home by boat.
It was an opportunity to talk about the surviving 16 islands to this island.
It started with 16 islands, didn't it?
I thought that sense was good and applied for it,
but in the end, only 16 islands of mangos grew up to 30,000.
It spread all over the island.
But when I opened the lid, the herb didn't decrease much.
So I looked it up for a reason.
Mangos are animals that sleep at night and only move during the day.
On the other hand, herbs are animals that only move at night.
So the probability of meeting them outdoors is almost zero.
You studied a lot.
What are you doing?
There is such a mistake.
I know!
In addition, mangos are crowded animals.
They don't just eat snakes.
Rather than eating such a scary dog snake,
if there is something you can eat comfortably,
it is better to eat it from there.
If you look around, there are a lot of easy-to-eat animals like Yambalcuinas and sweetfishes, so they started eating from there.
Knowing how important it is to eat important animals on the island, the Department of Environment continues to remove it.
What are you doing?
It's not a sin.
No, it's not a sin for mammoths, but it's a pity for them.
In addition, it was done by a great teacher in Tokyo University, a teacher who was actually doing it.
A teacher who was actually doing it.
It's getting more and more different programs.
For various reasons, foreign creatures have come to Japan.
Some of them are lucky creatures.
Escaping from people's hands, hiding in their own way, escape from danger creatures.
Originally, they lived under humans, but they escaped from there and became dangerous creatures.
First of all, this one.
Kyo.
Kyo is cute.
It's cute, isn't it?
As you can see, it's a small deer.
Because it's cute, it was raised in zoos and amusement parks.
But now, it's escaping and becoming dangerous creatures.
Especially in Chiba Prefecture, Boso Peninsula and Izuo Island, it's getting more and more dangerous creatures.
Originally, there weren't many imported ones.
There should have been about 16 tons of them, but now, there are estimated 49,000 tons or more.
Wow.
That's a lot.
16 tons.
That's a lot of reproduction.
Normally, Japanese deers make a flock and reproduce in zoos.
But now, they are independent and reproduce independently.
So, their population is expanding rapidly.
It's a very troublesome quality.
What kind of damage does it cause?
Basically, they eat plants.
They eat leaves of agricultural products.
They come into the garden and eat garden plants.
They go into human's close places.
What they are worried about is their bodies.
It's called "danin".
"Danin" again.
When they come out of human's residential areas,
there are "danin" in dogs and cats who live there.
"Danin" is transmitted from there to humans.
"Danin" has a disease.
It's called "sfts", which is popular these days.
It's a very scary disease.
But they continue to capture, don't they?
Of course, in Chiba Prefecture and Izuo Island, they continue to capture.
In order to increase their eating capacity and capture rate,
the number of them doesn't decrease at all.
In fact, they are now entering Ibaraki Prefecture beyond Chiba Prefecture.
They may come to Tokyo soon.
So, in Izumi City of Chiba Prefecture,
they started making processed goods using today's leather.
These are baby shoes and key cases used in "nameshi".
They are made while capturing.
The quality of leather is very good.
As a leather material, it can be used as a very high-end product.
If these things have a product value,
it is expected that the efficiency of capturing will increase even a little.
The next endangered species is this red-legged monkey.
You say it's cute, but what kind of monkey is it?
Since the 1960s, these monkeys have been brought in for experimental animals or zookeeping purposes.
These monkeys have been released and have become wild.
What happens when these monkeys escape?
They mate with Japanese monkeys and make a magazine out of them.
As a result of this, Japanese monkeys' genes have been lost and have been exterminated.
As of now, the Department of Environment has designated this monkey as an endangered species and is repeating the process of capturing and disposing of it.
I ran away, but when I saw that monkey, I thought, "Maybe I should go home."
You look a little sad.
You look sad.
You look like you're going to run away.
As an image, monkeys seem like they're going to run away.
These creatures also make monkeys run away.
Can you run away?
If you walk from over there, you can see it right away.
In Pakistan and India, birds are worshipped as gods' servants, and as a result, some cases of birds being sold in shrines or parks in Japan.
Rather than being released, they were already sold, so they reproduced more and more and became wild.
In Japan, there are more places like Shikoku and Kishu, but the most common one is Ishigaki Island in the southwestern capital.
If you go golfing there, you can see that long wing fluttering and walking on the golf course.
There is such a scenery now.
But if you eat this as a farm product, you might do something like this.
I feel grateful.
But there are a lot of damage.
Today, I came to Osaka Culture and Arts Festival 2017.
Ta-dah!
This event was held in Osaka for one month in October.
On the 28th, a spin-off event of Manabu was also held here at BANPAKU Memorial Park.
Ta-dah! BANPAKU Park in Osaka. Oh, it's nice!
That's all for today! Bye!