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YouTube Finds: How Thorny Weeds Allowed New Zealand’s Natural Habitat To Regrow

Posted on August 4, 2026August 4, 2026 by Shovas
  • One of the most important videos on YouTube is about letting an ‘invasive species’ take root in New Zealand against all common wisdom
  • This nothing 12 minute video contains a critical lesson for regaining natural spaces that humans have ruined and where nothing pleasant now grows
  • By letting the only thing that flourished, thorny weeds, grows for years on end, protection and habitat were provided that would end up in the revitalization of the natural species
  • The thorny weed eventually broke down completely leaving beautiful forest behind
  • This is one of those videos that will stick with you

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