5 Animals That Could Go Extinct By 2030
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- Опубликовано: 9 мар 2022
- There's no getting away from the fact that we are at a crisis point when it comes to the earths biodiversity. There are more and more endangered species and many of the worlds iconic animals are going extinct. Humans are the main reason behind most recent extinctions and it is important that we turn it around. Conservation has saved many endangered species from the brink of extinction but there isn't always a happy ending. In this video i will be going through 5 animals we could loose by the year 2030.
Vaquita donation link:
porpoise.org/save-the-vaquita/
Hawksbill turtle donation link:
seaturtlefoundation.org/hawks...
Asian Vulture donation link:
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Red wolf doantion link:
www.nwf.org/Our-Work/Wildlife...
Hawaiian birds donation link:
kauaiforestbirds.org/meet-the...
Attributions
Vaquita images:
Alfokrads
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좀비 브렌다
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Chris_huh
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NOAA Fisheries West Coast
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Hawksbill turtle images:
Bernard DUPONT
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Pauline Walsh Jacobson
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prilfish
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FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute
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Profmauri
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Auckland War Memorial Museum
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White-rumped vulture images:
Wade Tregaskis
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Werner Witte
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Mike Prince
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Allan Hopkins
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Shantanu Kuveskar
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Goran Ekstrom
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Shantanu Kuveskar
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Red wolf images:
Heather Paul
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Paul Cooper
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David Seibold
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Mira d'Oubliette
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ucumari photography
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Red Wolf
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United States Fishing and Wildlife Service's Red Wolf Recovery Program (USFWS)
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Red Wolf Recovery Program
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Loxops birds images:
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Carter Atkinson, USGS
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Dominic Sherony
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Aaron Maizlish
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Vaquita footage and media:
NotimexTV
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Hawksbill sea turtle footage:
Steven Severinghaus
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Дайвинг Без Границ
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John Strangelove
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Philip Craiger
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Amada44
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White-rumped vulture footage:
deepak kumar
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Red wolf footage:
Red Wolf
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Loxops bird footage:
ManyBirds Channel
/ @manybirds
Poet Maker
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Hawk image:
Mark Dumont
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Diclofenac image:
Tomino de WS
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Coyote image:
Jitze Couperus
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Stephen J Pollard (Loud Music Lover of Nature)
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Gray wolf images:
ucumari photography
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Anders Illum
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Best of luck to these animals. I hope humanity wakes up to the fact we truly do have a profound impact on the planet, and especially the animals who inhabit this beautiful planet. It’s incredible as how impactful we’ve been to an entire planet as humans
Yes 🥺 and it is emberessing to think that We under that amount of time We got on this beautiful planet… We literally thought We were the smartest here..🙄😖
@@lindaedvardsson4218 because we humans are cancer to this earth everything is destroyed because of us the most iconic animals are gone because of us
@@danielbogdanoski4412 Yes..that’s scary that We are so dumb.. 😖
Considering how narcissistic a lot of media can be about the human race, I doubt it. Beeing a gamer myself, it's appaling how many games will villainize the most harmless animals just to make humans look good.
Nah some animals are designed to go Extinct
I had no idea that red wolves were as close to the brink as they are. I remember my local zoo used to have a pair of them when I was younger, but now they have a coyote in that enclosure.
Im from nc. Red wolf population took serious hit over the past 10 years. The last article i read on them they were down to 16 or so in the wild left and that was a few months ago. Good news is there are dozens if not 100s in captive breeding programs throughout the country and they are supposed to reintroduce a few breeding pairs to the wild later this year
They've been trying to bring them back as far back as I can remember. Coyotes used to be rare or non exist in NC. Now they are overpopulated so hunting is encouraged. However a couple of years ago someone mistakenly shot a red wolf. It was fairly big news and they were considering stopping all coyote hunting in the area.
I know this is so crazy but hopefully with strict no hunting rules and dedicated conservation they could bounce back, take the American Alligator for example they were critically endangered but now they are ranked at least concern and have a population of FIVE MILLION that is still growing hope all ifnot atheist a few of these guys bounce back. 💔
Yea same
All wolves are in danger technically. That's why they were reintroduced to Yellowstone national park
I remember learning about red wolves in early elementary school and getting a bittersweet feeling, proud that smth so rare & unique lived in my state but disappointed at how much they’re struggling. I hope NC is able to bring back these amazing creatures
Doubt it, NC is really bad at conserving it’s wildlife. Also NC being a Red state it means that endangered animals get less funding and hillbillies ignore the poaching laws. Give Red wolves 10 more years and they’ll be extinct at least within the wild, at least until they can increasing their population in captivity but they’ll most likely get shot or ran over again.
@@ameliorateepoch9917 i fear you’re right especially cause the coast in particular is a deep red belt, so much so that politicians were straight up lying about the coast receding and getting away with it 👋😪 wish we could do better
Can we just agree that if China were to fall today, the impact on poaching and environmental damage would be reduced by an astoundingly large margin?
SE asia and the USA would still eat up wildlife populations
@@lightningboltt5437 True, but a China is a huge customer for black market goods.
@@1fishmob yh, I agree but china falling would probs worsen the issue of poaching. This has been seen in war torn african countires where entire natural parks were wiped clean of wildlife but even if china enacted slightly stricters measures and enforced them, many of this planets species could be saved
Love you video they helped me through a tough time
I'm glad you like them and i hope you're doing better :)
I saw a red wolf an a armadillo on the same day about two years ago (live in NC) an it was the most amazing sight especially not knowing what a red wolf was an not knowing armadillos are anywhere close to North Carolina
Edit: also this was in the blue ridge mountains in western NC so now hearing that they’re only in the east it’s an even more special sight
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Such a shame that these animals are going extinct-we must try our best to keep them safe.
Sadly, I would say it's already too late for the vaquita. With only 10 individuals left, the gene pool is so small that even if all fishermen stopped using the gillnets today and none of them died to a single human going forward, they'd still die out. Mammals are the most vulnerable to inbreeding and so once a population of a species goes below a certain level extinction is basically inevitable. It might take a few generations, but it can't be escaped.
Why did it have to happen to the cutest porpoise species?!
That's so sad :(
ITS SO DAMN CUTE!!! WHY DOES THE WORLD HATE THE VAQUITA!!??
@@luciferdraken1619 There's a very simple answer. Humans.
@DragonFae16 DAMN YOU HOMINID BASTARDS!
From what I've learned about extinctions what we are creating resemble a lot what happened at the end of Permian period
In walking with monsters they said it was the highest extinction rate since when humans arrived
How sad we can lose so many unique animals 😭
There are actually 8 individuals left in the world of the vaquita. Two of them are very young.
As a species becomes rarer, it only becomes more sought after by those who wish to harm it.
The red wolf used to go as far north as Algonquin Park in Ontario Canada . Working on the highways in the Sudbury area I have picked up 2 red wolf road kill carcasses . Both were 1 week apart at the exact same spot .
Lets hope we can protect these beautiful creatures and enjoy them for much longer
I wish every animal well. Could you make a another video about how some animals have successfully adapted to humans to light a few hearts 💚 My favorite animal in my profile picture is a great example of this.
When I was in Rocky point in the gulf of California we were looking for dolphins and then my sister said, "what are those?" I didn't know what they were at that time. But after a little bit of research me and my family found out they were Vaquita and how endangered they were in the wild.
It's so sad that there are so many animals are this close to extinction hopefully someday other people realize what deforestation and other factors are doing to the wildlife and climate of the world we live in
Let’s hope the best for these animals! :(
What makes it sad is that wild animals shape the Earth which enables us humans and other species to thrive. Even if we lose one species it will still be a tragedy since it plays a very important role in the environment. Some species we can learn more about Earth's history and losing them would be like losing a family photo not being able to know about family history.
I hope that other people begin to open their eyes and get responsible enough to care and conserve species at the brink of extinction and are threatened.
I really love your videos, thank you for raising awareness
It's sad to hear all these beautiful animals are gonna be extinct in the next century to come Humanity never listen
Thanks for this episode💚🌿🌌
Very interesting. Sadly, I only learn about some animals when they make the endangered species list. Even living in America, this was the first time I had even heard of vaquitas. Poachers should be permanently lose their rights to fishing and hunting. If they are found with fishing or hunting gear, it should be a mandatory large fine and prison time.
One good thing Florida does, is make beaches go blackout during turtles egg hatching season. Lights have been known to confuse hatchlings, and they would head inland rather than head towards the ocean. Nor with the darkness, they head towards the water. Florida actually has some really strict conservation laws, which even helped the pythons thrive. Although those particular laws have since changed, and now anyone can kill them humanely on sight. There are some other invasive species with similar laws, so they are not left in, or returned to the wild.
One if the few things Florida does right. Unfortunately it’s an ecological disaster here
We are actually living in the 6th mass extinction.
replace living with are, but otherwise your right
@@aperson336 Unfortunately yes.
Tsuki, I love your videos, and as a Chinese person I feel really bad that my country is so into illegal animal trade. Because of this I want to apologise on behalf of my countries actions
It’s fine it’s just stupid Xi Xim Ping who ain’t doing crap
There's no need for good people to apologize for those who do bad things.
You don't have apologize especially since you are not a democracy
You don't need to apologize for the powers that be and will it.
the bad thing about marine creatures being endangerd, is we dont know what else is being affected by it
Great video
I was down in the Caribbean this past February and the Hawksbill Turtle numbers there are bouncing back. I was lucky enough to encounter a few of them snorkeling. There's still work that needs to be done but we're seeing progress with this and a few other sea turtle species
I love your videos, HOWEVER, I am stunned by the beauty of your dog. I wish he/she were mine.
I live in NC and there’s more red wolves than people think
I live in eastern North Carolina, and iv been blessed to see them while in the ARNWR
good job tsuki
I’ve seen red wolfs before I’m Texas so I hope that’s a good sign
Wow, I remember we had a taxidermied red wolf in our living room when I was a small child. I wonder who killed it, this was in Pennsylvania, I think a family member gifted it to my dad.
*Did you know* : the vaquita population may be small , buts its very genetically diverse , so if the government bans gill nets in the area , they could bounce back!
To anyone who thinks global warming is fake, I know some polar bears that would like to talk with you.
It's funny you should say that because one of the main comments i get is that polar bear numbers are increasing but only 1 subpopulation is and 4 subpopulations are decreasing in number
@@TsukiCove Ah yes, cherry-picking info.
Rewild is always here to help!
HELP SAVE THE VULTURES there importance in killing fatal virus will prevent another pandemic in the future
Everything is linked to traditional medicines or a delicacy in China. I for one sick of seeing all these species. Always another awesome video.
Red wolf is also in Florida and Texas. 10 left I must have seen every red wolf several times over.
I was born in Oregon in '89 and even in my lifetime, I have seen the climate here in the Northwest part of Oregon adjust and alter in very noticeable ways. So much so that all locals agree. It used to rain 🌧️ so so frequently here in our temperate rainforests. So it's not only drier but the overall temperature is just totally different. People joke that it's like California stretched up further north now because we used to only have like maybe 2 days a year min. That reach 100° -Now we see common place temps in the 90s, 100s and with lower water levels, forest saturation. I just realized how much I actually love rainy days, foggy days, it's great time to go exploring in the woods where when it's nearly 100 degrees I don't get motivated to do anything at all. Everything is uncomfortable, I can't think clearly or sharp. I over heat easily I guess. I do my most active work in the mild and colder weather were hot weather demotivates me. I think I'm backwards compared to most people.
U must have super powers to see 1,000,000s of years of change in just 30 lol
Not surprising about wolves. Just looking at any Facebook article about wolves there's usually TON of people in the comments that despise them.
Good news from the USA, good news about the hawksbill: they are returning!!
To explain, Tsuki, they used to be eaten here over a hundred years ago, but that has stopped. (Attempt to take one from the beach, and you will likely have an angry horde of beachgoers chasing after you "PUT.HER. DOWN. NOWWWWWW!!") Their range on the East Coast extends from Connecticut in the north to the USVI and Puerto Rico in the South (such would also include Florida and the keys.) They used to nest as far north as North Carolina on the Outer Banks; in 2015 the first two nests in forever appeared at Cape Hatteras.
Keep in mind it takes 20-30 years for a female to mature and return to the beach she was born on. It is woooorking!!! Hooray! Hooray!!
Great video, what do you think is the longest living species on this planet?
@@DankDaHerbalist coelacanth are older than crocs, or chimera they predate bony fish
5:47 the boom in rabies became a thing after we lost most of the vulture population,a keystone species that benefited human beings. I mean when they existed we never had any dilemma of killing dogs,since they kept wild and feral dog populations at check.
Lets pray for these species
The more of these videos I see, the more I hear “Chinese traditional medicine” being a leading cause of extinctions
Sad Vaquita 😨
This is so sad I love animals and it's so crazy how selfish some people are I have seen Red Wolves in a zoo I can't imagine them going extinct. 💔
I don’t want to live in an world without me ir great apes, gorillas, orangutans, chimps…
considering we are breathing in, drinking and eating a credit card in weight per week of highly toxic microplastics and the chemicals are permeating our blood and organs and this applies to every living creature that needs to breathe air and drink water I think its safe to say all vertebrate life will be gone in a short time, including us ..
Fun fact Cody's and wolves are not native to most of the South east of the Mississippi they were introduced for Fox hunters to run hell armadillos ain't even native to east of the Mississippi they came over when the river got low back in the 80s
In nc a hunting regulation books they have to Showa Tavel telling the difference of them and coyotes because they are also mistaken as coyotes
I havent heard about Red Wolves for awhile
People : money is so important that I will do absolutely anything to get money this includes endangered animals
Also people: STOP IT!
Damn shots fired
As humans we need to stop staring at the future and get there by sorting out this scuffed present era
This is sad
This is truly sad
sometimes i saw animals need hellp but i hellp them carefull but i'm trying to add water to planets and take care
the fact that there is another variant inflammatory medicine that's non-lethal and its NOT BEING USED shows that people can be aware of the issue AND the solution and still choose to do the wrong thing.
The red wolf was making a comeback, but fish and wildlife royally screwed it up
It's crazy to think about that some people really believe that a fish from another continent posesses healing benefits according to your local traditional "medicine".
Seeing as how I forget my PW so am using the fake account and the name of your Channel I'm fairly certain I was unaware of the Paquito. I was under the impression that the Red wolf was in the Big Thicket preserve in eastern Texas and the LA border unless Coyotes have bred the out.
That doggo in the intro is a good boi. Give (arnie?) Pets for me
Humanity deserves extinction more than these animals
actual facts
Hawksbill Sea turtel meat is actually toxic and eating them can be fatal to humans. They are hunted just for thier shella.
I have heard that last year that mexico, s navy rangers are now training dolphina to herd vaquita porpoise, s to safety. So now the NAVY soldiers are now helping mexico, s vaquita conservation.
Let’s hope for this animal that can still survive on this planet 🌎
Luckily still have conservation of this animals 😊
Why do the Chinese eat animals to near extinction! I feel sad for the Vaquita, he is too cute.
Edit: I still don't understand why people use animal parts for traditional stuff even though that is a lie.
It's ridiculous.
People near stop buying shit from China
They Think that works
It has to do with old chinese culture and beliefs that are still held strongly in china despite mao's efforts to erase it entirely (example being him burning down almost every library and museum filled with old chinese texts, records, and artifacts during the Great Leap Forward) so ideas such as your spiritual energy and chi and whatnot is still very prevalent in Chinese people. Many of these traditional remedies are believed to do these things due to the characteristics of the animal and it's parts. These beliefs are also held so strongly in China because a big part of their culture is respecting their ancestors, which is good in moderation, but the extent that it's held there is to the point that they believe that the people in the past knew all these things that we young people don't know due to our lack of experience and wisdom. Also widespread education in china has a spotty quality at best so the average population is under educated (the average IQ rating china has is because they only counted IQ tests taken from the top universities in China).
@@Trollogrefey i won’t spread the old beliefs
They think there is about 20 ted wolves in the wild but they only have ten collared. I live close to a red wolf conservation center in South Carolina
Come on people save the animals!
The zoo in my city used to be vibrant and lively and each animal was as healthy as they could be, spoiled too. But after the owner of the zoo died and taken over by his children, the zoo practically became a waste land, each animal dying by the years go by, and those remaining are in bad shape. I just know that late zoo owner would be extremely disappointed if he were alive today😢😢😢
Edit: There were some endangered animals in captivity, the late zoo owner kept them well fed and made sure they multiply. Sadly the last remaining endangered animal they had was a rhino that died just 2 years ago...
My local zoo, pt defiance zoo and aquarium, is breeding red wolves for release into the wild. Not sure how successful they are.
I love animals 😍
We are losing many more ,like in India we have the Malabar palm civet , in Iran we have the Asiatic cheetah which is like critically endangered but unfortunately at this rate the Asiatic cheetah will go extinct.
Sumatran Rhinos could also be on this list.
Also the red wolf is in easy Tennessee
One species that may become and/or are certainly endangered and is currently balancing on that brink. They can be recognized by their calls..."justopoil.justopoil!!" A huge, mushroom cloud will spell the end for this fickle creature.
It's a big problem if one animal Species dies
Don’t worry we’re protecting them from extinction for wwf World wildlife fund and Earth rangers and chocolate surprise egg toy yowie
what is not a fucking delicacy in Asia
make a recently discovered fossils episode ?
i get the feeling that the guy who said endangered animals taste good was trolling but seeing as his account name is trapper i could be wrong
i faked the name but it was a real comment and i get them all the time
@@TsukiCove oh
I'm sad for all the animals
It’s horrible what we’re doing to the planet
: sea pollution
: Land pollution
: Over hunting
: Introducing invasive species
: Climate change
Wars
I can help hawksbill turtles
The animals will recover ....once were gone....
By the way, you pronounce Vaquita almost perfectly. You did not butcher it.
It's hard for me to see the merits of holistic medicine when we've lost and are currently losing so many animals because snake oil salesmen convinced people they have medicinal value.
Blame the Chinese, they represebt 90% of the holistic medicine, They have basically given medicinal powers to all the animals they coild, when their suply of tyger parts got low they changed to Jaguars and Leopards.
Isnt there like 40 vaquita left
The tiger population is increasing and are protected
“But endangered animals taste good” Sorry….wth?! Whoever commented that is a troll!
Ooo can we get a dumb comments video?
Dude those 3 comments were obviously trolls.
They are done.
Js saying red wolves live in the everglades not NC edit they live in both places
from everything i've read they seem to be extinct in Florida? there could be some hybrids there i guess
@@TsukiCove I jumped the gun a little. I've just seen a couple of 70 plus pound supposedly coyotes !!! Didn't think coyotes got that big
I live in eastern NC and worked in a town where they released a few breeding pairs that is a big animal
unrelated but GEODUCK CLAMS. why do people eat them, do they even taste good and why do they look so weird
They taste similar to scallops.
It's kinda sad how so many spiecies have suffered because of questionable food choice in China, although the tables have turned for once and a lot of humans had to suffer because of it for few years too
Not the red wolf they r my favorite animal