00:00You could land up in trouble if you remove these seven creatures from your garden or home.
00:06Number one, honeybees.
00:08Being essential pollinators for gardens and crops, honeybees destroy nearby hives, which might be illegal, so contact beekeepers for relocation.
00:17Number two, bats.
00:19Bats roost in attics or sheds, eating thousands of mosquitoes nightly.
00:23And since many are protected, it's best to seal entry points seasonally or call experts for safe removal.
00:30Number three, barn owls.
00:32Barn owls nest in barns, trees, or sheds, hunting rats and mice, and as many are protected, it's wise to let them control rodents naturally.
00:41Number four, ladybugs.
00:43Ladybugs are helpful predators of aphids and mites, and since they're harmless indoors, killing them disrupts balance, so it's better to gently return wanderers outside.
00:55Number five, frogs.
00:57Frogs thrive in damp gardens and ponds.
01:00Eating flies, beetles, and mosquitoes.
01:02And as some are protected, it helps to create ponds or leafy refuges for them.
01:07Number six, spiders.
01:09Spiders control mosquitoes, flies, and even cockroaches, despite common fears.
01:14And since some species are protected, it's best to relocate them outdoors or leave them undisturbed.
01:21Number seven, hedgehogs.
01:22Hedgehogs roam gardens, eating worms, slugs, and insects.
01:26And as they're often protected, it's good to avoid disturbing them and provide shelters like log piles or leaves.
01:32En safe through the last four times, if they are harmonias.
01:34Number six, hedgehogs.
01:34In the system is a700 species.
01:34That's a big fish.
01:35Number five, second seven, high as surrounded by ponds.
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