5 Extinct Animals That We Still Have Footage Of
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- Опубликовано: 27 май 2024
- The majority of organisms that have ever existed and now extinct. Most animals have been wiped out my mass extinction events and some scientist argue than we are currently going through a mass extinction event. Humans have raised the rate of biological extinction and now we are loosing animals at an astonishing rate. Most animals disappear without a trace but luckily for some recently extinct animals, some footage still remains. In this video i will be going through just a few of these animals as i will be going through 5 extinct animals that we still have footage of.
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
1:10 Baiji
2:44 Heath Hen
3:50 Golden Toad
5:06 Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
6:22 Thylacine
Attributions
Baiji Dolphin images:
Chris_huh
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Public domain
Greater prairie chicken footage:
Robert Barnes
vimeo.com/user21669494
CC BY-NC-ND
Thanksgiving image:
Jennie Augusta Brownscombe
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Jenn...
Public domain
Ivory billed woodpecker images:
L. Shyamal
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(CC BY-SA 3.0)
Thylacine images:
Tim Bertelink
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(CC BY-SA 4.0)
Dasyuromorphia animal images:
Helenabella
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Us...
(CC BY-SA 3.0)
Michael J Fromholtz
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(CC BY-SA 4.0)
Mathias Appel
www.flickr.com/photos/mathias...
(CC0 1.0)
Bernard DUPONT
www.flickr.com/photos/berniedup/
(CC BY-SA 2.0)
I have edited and adapted some of these clips and images.
Creative commons licences: creativecommons.org/licenses/
Thanks for watching i hope you enjoyed :)
Worst part about the Thylacine is the last remaining footage we have is of one pacing a small, concreted and barren enclosure being egged on and harassed by onlookers (even in the short clip you can see people banging on the wire fence)... Even the last remaining known specimen was treated with such disrespect...
It died because someone forgot to bring it inside and it froze
No it wasn’t
@@DirtyDev you quite clearly haven't seen the footage nor read the reports on it...
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@@VillianousKitty That's actually a tall-tale invented by a ye-olde clout chaser who claimed the last Thylacine was a male named Benjamin... We know from the zoo records and descendants of the owner's that the last Thylacine to die in captivity was a female, and presumably it was from natural causes.
Furthermore, the thylacine was a primarily nocturnal animal; though it was adaptable to day-time activities.
Fun fact: scientists in Australia are currently trying to make a clone of the thylacine from the last tylacine’s dna
Disgusting
Fun fact: scientists are trying to bring back nearly every extinct creature I know
@@MrHewes44yeah, the moa, wooly mammoth, thylacine, etc
@@Halovian_ the mammoth meatball is already pretty cool wouldn't mind seeing an actual mammoth.
Yea the Scientists aren’t in or from Australia though
The thylacine looks like such a prehistoric creature. It's hard to believe it was a contemporary with humans when it looks like something out of the Permian era.
Looks just like a dog
Well we still have dinosaurs in the northern territory
@@elplow8486doesnt
@James-kv6kb what? are u talking about birds? there is no actual dinosaurs roaming on earth
@@Lovemademecrazy come to my country and you'll see them 20-ft long with great big teeth that can slice a human being in half with absolutely no effort. They lie in wait day after day watching their prey learning their movements before they attack
I'm always amazed at how much convergent evolution there was regarding thylacines and canids despite them being almost as far apart as you can get in the mammal class. Truly tragic that none of us will get to see one alive.
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@@MrDuck420Even if we clone them, it would never be a true thylacine. And besides, there is no honor in the fact that we as a species have to learn to clone animals to keep them alive.
@@Gildedmuse The words you spoke are as true as a duck.
@@Gildedmuse There is still a small but real chance of finding living thylacines. There are many documented sightings from credible sources. Statistically theres a chance that small, isolated populations continue to exist.
Took the words right outta my post
Australia: the home of the most marsupials
Yeah including the extinct ones like Thylacoleo the Marsupial lion and Thylacosmilus, the Sabertooth, marsupials that have pouches when the females have offspring🦘🦘.
@@haroldalan7080Thylacosmilus was actually from the South America and technically wasn’t truly a marsupial but it was a relative called a sparassodont which were an order of carnivorous Metatherians which are a clade of mammals that are most closely related to marsupials then to other mammals
@@tobiasedwards2643The affinities of Thylacosmilus is still debated, I still believe that it's a marsupial.
Animals have evolved to be very similar multiple times. Seagulls and Albatrosses, Rhynchosaurs and Rhynchocephalians, Multituberculates, and Rodents, and Thylacines and Wolves, etc.
@@f.u.m.o.5669 You have a point but as of now it’s still generally not considered a true marsupial.
@@tobiasedwards2643 *Generally not
You know what’s sad, unless we use them for food, sport or other purposes we don’t care about the population.
The thylacine is truly heartbreaking beautiful animal.
Yes, very tragic indeed so unique and iconic creature. In the end, all animals or creatures end up in a zoo not in the wild
True. I swear if pandas weren't so cute we would of let them die.
Everytime I remember the Tasmanian tigers I get mad and upset, I feel robbed of the opportunity to see something so incredibly unique
That's the way I'm feeling about the massive loss of culture and the minoritization of indigenous peoples in Europe.
You feel robbed? We literally took the animals home, killed them for fun, caused them to go extinct and you feel robbed cause you didn’t “see” it? Piss off.
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@@mortalcoils3516 99%? That’s a bit much
me too. i wish i could have seen one they’re such amazing and unique animals
I think an animal you couldve added would be the “Kauai’ō’ō bird” (if i spelt that right) They were native to Hawaii and the last audio recorded footage of one was one trying to find a mate in the forest when it was the only one of its kind, truly a sad story
That is a sad story indeed 😢
While dingos may have played a part in the extinction of the thylacine from mainland Australia, they were not introduced into Tasmania. Tasmania is also still free of foxes. The final extinction of the thylacine was entirely due to them being shot, trapped and poisoned as sheep killers. There was still a bounty on them when the population was down to a handful.
In a cruel twist efforts to protect the thylacine did come into effect, for the last 57 days that the last thylacine was alive, it was officially a protected species in Tasmania
For only the last 57 days? 😂
And then they accidentally left it outside in its cement cage during a particularly cold night and it froze to death
Bruh, kinda sad for it to end like that
My favourite animal is a kauai Ō'ō its an extinct bird that went extinct due to habitat loss, introduction to new predators like mice and cats, and Introduction to new diseases, it lived on kauai island Hawaii, the last footage of the animal was the last one, it was a male calling for a female to mate
I saw a video of it last night, and it’s last song. I was so sad- which led me to where I am now, looking up now extinct animal videos 😔
So many calls for cloning and preservation yet no attention to the ravages of invasive animals
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i’ve heard the call it’s so sad
That video directed me here
We really need to do more to protect and preserve our fellow animals from extinction.
A good defense is a great offense
Invasive species need to go
@lmaobox4068 so humans, right?
@@Firnienaryaanimals that are non native and less human activity should do the trick.
Best way to save them is to tell stupid people to stop breeding like rabbits.
Step one get rid of human.
I think it's crazy there's so many extinct animals we can still see
Human advancement has been wiping out species for thousands of years, and it’s not like it’s stopping anytime soon. Our advancement of environmental science has always been woefully far behind our advancements in weaponry, aerospace, etc.
I think were advanced enough and stay were we are at just get rid of smoke and shit if you know what I mwan
Do dinosaurs count?
@@the_blue_jay_raptorMaybe
The Ivory-Billed Woodpecker is not extinct. A friend of mine took a picture of one not too long ago.
Lonesome George. The last known Pinta Island tortoise from the Galápagos Islands. There is video footage of him on RUclips.
What makes me even sadder about the case of the thylacine is that they were killed cuz they supposedly killed livestock but it was actually the same dingos that were introduced to Australia from foreigners that were the ACTUAL CULPRITS!!!! They were killed for the deaths caused by dingos...
Yes this predator who ate chicken sized birds absolutely didn’t eat chickens.
The Dingo were brought to Australia by the aborigines, not the Europeans. They have been in Australia a very long time.
@@timerover4633 Around 10k to 12k years ago by the fossil records. About the same time as the extinction of the native megafauna. During one of several waves of Aboriginal migration.
ps, The dingo never made it to Tasmania, that's why there were still thylacines there at the time of European settlement.
Your suggestion about the "ACTUAL CULPRITS" is not true, simply because the Dingo does not exist in Tasmania. That does not make the persecution of the Thylacine any less tragic.
The thylacine always makes me sad. It’s such a unique animal, there isn’t anything alive today that’s anything like it. & the fact that it went extinct fairly recently makes it even sadder.
I know there’s a lot of people who think it’s still out there somewhere, but I honestly don’t believe that. I wish that wasn’t the case, I would love if there were some discovered, but at this point, I truly think they’re all gone. I would love it if I were wrong, but I highly doubt it
There is a decent amount of evidence that it still lives in Papua, which is an incredibly understudied place in biology. Forest Gilante, a wildlife biologist who has rediscovered many species thought to be extinct, details this evidence in a few different videos. He’s rediscovered the Fernandina Tortoise (thought to be extinct since 1906), the Pondicherry Shark, the Zanzibar Leopard, Rio Apaprois Caiman, amongst many other species which were listed as extinct. There is some hope
@@andycockrum1212
No there is not. Stop making up nonsense.
@@jayytee8062 I’m not making up nonsense. Papua is incredibly understudied and is the perfect, native environment for them. It’s not like it’s a mythical beast that never existed. It’s a real, living animal. I’ll side with the guy who’s already found 9 “extinct” animals who says there’s at least a chance the thylacine is still alive
@@andycockrum1212
Shush.
@@jayytee8062 bruh. They found a Zanzibar leopard. A leopard on a small and densely populated island was thought to be extinct, but wasn’t. What is your honest, thought out, opinion on why an elusive animal can’t hide itself on one of the largest and least studied islands on earth with dense jungle? I’m guessing you will have no answer for this
I still feel sorrowful when It comes to the Thylacine, but funnily enough; that road that appears for a short duration in the Thylacine segment, I genuinely think I've drove down that road a couple times. I think its just a few minutes outside of Hobart... (although it could also be out Launceston way, its been a while since I've been anywhere further south than the middle of Launceston.)
from my stock footage site it says it is in Tasmania so you could be correct. You could've been in the video haha :)
"If you know of any more animals ..." - sadly, I reckon you could make literally dozens of videos on this theme.
BTW, the footage of the thylacine is tinted: it wasn't taken in colour. There is little proof that they had much impact on livestock. Before dingoes were introduced, of course, they were all over Australia. Truly one of the great tragedies of extinction, as we pushed them into smaller and smaller spaces before blithely wiping them out.
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As a kid, I found pride in the fact that I could litrelly learn about any animal I desire on the internet and share a fun fact or 2 to my family. Sad to know now that a large majority of animals that USED to be alive in the past will probably never be seen again much on the internet ever besides perhaps old footage from the early 1900s to late 1900s 😢
We have the saddest footage of the last Kaui’Ō’ō calling for a mate, which is probably the most tragic extinctions
Natural selections the strong remains
The thylacine in the footage was ill and not taken well care of but he was still gorgeous and I'm so sad they are extinct
The dolphin from China ( first story) was discovered not to be extinct recently. As one was spotted in the river. Now they are trying to find more but the river is so long and vast it is taking time
until they eat them or fuck their lives again in any way or any matter.
for part 2 you should add the giant featherback/knifefish (chitala lopis) as it was overfished (at least from what I found) and also kept in aquariums. but be aware that some giant featherback/knifefish footage are misidentified bronze knifefish/featherback
i absolutely adore thylacines and i am so so hoping a small wild population still exists and/or we can bring them back.
I don’t wanna sound like a nerd or anything, but I do in fact believe they still exist. I know someone that has seen them countless of times, on someone else’s property. The owner of the property and him promised they wouldn’t tell anyone, just so they wouldn’t be hunted off as well. This was in the late 1990’s, but it still sparks some hope
What a great and informative video! Keep up the good work
Well if humans, the most intelligent and organize creatures actually heed to warnings, a lot of currently catastrophic happenings will not be happening. But good work for bringing this up.
Some humans can be so incredibly cruel and unthankful for what this plant offers us I wish that everyone will realise what's happening before it's too late for us all we should care for our mother nature 🧿♻️🌳💚
Run back to your mother nature if you love her so much
This rhetoric that we are unthankful is nonsense when we exist only because of the resources at hand
It could end suddenly
7:07 His name was Benjamin. Its so sad watching the footage, knowing we could have saved his species, but instead we did the opposite. :C
One relatively recent extinction i think of is the one of the Great Auk. I had the chance i see a stuffed one when i sas a kid, it was such a magnificent tall bird!
It marks memories in french countries because that extinct genus is what we call a Pingouin, but what we call a Manchot is your average Penguin. People mix everything up so when a kid tells about penguins, they sometimes get told they don't exist anymore! No one really like using the name Manchot either and calling these types of birds in any way reminds us so much of what we lost. 😢
the great auk is probalby one of the most tragic extinctions at the hands of humans dude, yeah we'd hunted them for as long as northen europeans had ships but never to a level we were an actual problem for them, then during early industralization we realized you make real neat comfy pillows out of them you can sell, like holy shit dude, imagine being a species with MILLIONS of speciments and being hunted to extinction because people want to make fucking PILLOWS out of you
Iv seen an ivory billed woodpecker in Arkansas about 20 years ago. It had a wing span of about 2 feet. It was the largest woodpecker iv ever seen
The ivory billed woodpecker may still be around. On this one road where I live, there have been like 5-15 sightings of them
I’m fairly sure I have seen a nest of them around my home! We don’t mess with any birds
@@wannabegaymer that’s cool, make sure to get a photo
@@Random_Username001but where's your photo
@@DeltaZSK I haven’t seen one myself, but multiple people I know have seen it
@@wannabegaymeryou guys are probably just seeing another species of woodpecker with a red head, there's very very very slim chances of you both happening to see them, if they still exist they're probably hidden, which is where i hope they stay because animals are so beautiful and i don't want us to hurt anymore than we already are and have, hunting and farming is one thing but overkill is still overkill and i wish it was illegal to do that
He sounds like he's holding back tears at the end of every sentence
Amazing vid
thank you i really appreciate it :)
😥 Thank you for this video.
the ivory billed woodpecker is so sad, but the heath hen is just heartbreaking to me 😭
I wish the thylacine was still here, I would’ve loved to see one :(
same
Am I the only one who likes to think that Tsuki is really a talking dog who loves zoology that we see at the end of every video? 😂
I've always found the Kuau'i 'ō'ō to be the most haunting of the last footage of extinct animals.
although "footage" is a bit of a stretch, we have a recording of its call. but just hearing it call out to another of its kind is jarring, to say the least. you expect another bird to join in only to be met with silence.
the bird must have been so lonely, and I swear I can hear the lament of its cry in the recording.
I know I've read at least one credible article about the Ivory Bill and it's possible secret survival in National Geographic. They stopped short of saying "it's likely to still be extant" but they did give surprising leeway to the idea that it could be. Nice channel 👍
I swear i saw a ivory billed woodpecker back in 2018-2019 the colors match so well!
i swear i saw a human fucking too.
Funny you would mention that churros fungus. I have a beautiful 29 gallon tank that featured a group of African dwarf frogs. I thought it would be nice to increase their number as I spied two malnourished frogs at a local pet store. The new frogs seemed to be doing well for the first couple of weeks but then their skin started sloughing off of them and my other frogs developed the same issue shortly afterwards. This fungus is devastating. Even though my frogs are dead. It lives on. I can never put amphibians in that tank or they will also die.
You should show the Kauai O O Bird footage with its beautiful birdsong. That footage like the Thylacine one gets me emotional everytime
If only we could actually bring them back...
I think it might be possible in the future because they are working on bringing back animals from extinction because scientist are working on it I hope it works out just well so it might be possible…
@@BigBirb399 Well,in that case,they better hurry up. Cuz I can't for a real life Jurassic Park.
@@KingKong-dq6kj yeah now that would be cool
@@BigBirb399 🦖🦕🦣
Don't forget the Wake Island Rail, extinct in the 40s. Those not killed by the battle were hunted by the garrison.
Animals made extinct by Pacific Theatre Combat would be a cool video. The recovery of Bikini Atoll after the disaster of the "Castle" test series might also be interesting. The Marshall Islands government allowed scuba diving there about 15 years ago. There's also the fan theory that the Spongebob universe was created by nuclear testing at Bikini.
BTW, The bikini swimsuit is named after the earlier Crossroads nuclear tests. Truman was aware of the environmental effects and cancelled the third detonation. But Castle Bravo pretty much leveled Bikini.
@@Bacopa68what does that have to do with bathing suits though? Interesting
@@clamcrewcarclub6017 I think the designer picked it for the general tropical theme as the obscure island had been in the news in 1947. Maybe also to convey it was a big deal.
The thing with the Thylacine though, the last one died because the zookeeper watching him forgot to put Benjamin (this name is a myth but Im calling him that for simplicity) away in his heated den for the night and he froze to death. It was completely avoidable!
And another thing, the Australians were falsely under the impression the Thylacine were responsible for their sheeps deaths, when in fact they dont even have the jaw strength to kill one, they have nearly the same PSI as we do (which is extremely weak compared to the rest of the animal kingdom when dingoes are at 1500 psi). Humans have 162 psi and the Thylacine had 166 psi.
The bird ones were really sad. I will love them forever.
Here in Bangladesh,When I was 4/5, beside my house there used to be a tree house where a wood pecker would peck the tree everyday, especially around the morning time and it'd wake me up...First I was very annoyed by that but I learned to appreciate it's beauty and unique nature eventually..For this reason, I've a special place for woodpeckers..Weird right?
So sad, I wish there was one of the gastric brooding frog or the Hawaii o’o. For others you could include do the Kauai o’o
Surprised the kuai recording didn’t make this list. It always tears my heart out knowing that that was the last of his kind, singing but to no one.
Apparently it’s still listed as endangered even though it’s accepted as extinct since 2000. I guess researchers are holding out hope that some small group as survived.
Still such a haunting recording
what's sad is most extinctions aren't even by natural phenomenon's, its us humans who are creating such pathways for extinction of precious lives
The Kauai O'o, that would have been a good one to be on the list. There is some footage of the bird and some audio recordings of it's call on RUclips somewhere. It's sad such a beautiful bird went extinct or last heard 26 years ago (1987). Last seen 28 years ago (1985)
Maybe we should change our ways
You think so?
Can you do a video about animals we have one or none photo or drawing of it (Extinct or not) you can add some sleeper shark species or deep diving beaked head whales or about Negros fruit dove and Siau scope owl
Does anyone else find these videos really unsettling? It’s like we’re looking at the ghosts of these creatures that are no longer here, and the grainy quality of these videos just adds to the eerie vibe.
Damn New viddd
This shows how selfish human really is... 😭😭
I knew about the Thylacine as one of the major characters in Scott Westerfield's Leviathan book has one as a pet.
So sad this is such a nice content amazing sir ❤ save nature
If anyone wants to learn more about the Chinese River Dolphin, you should read Douglas Adams "Last Chance To See"
nobody believes me but i can tell you right now the ivory billed woodpecker was at least not extinct as of 2015, as i definitely saw at least 3 of them in Devil's Hammock WMA in North-Central Florida while hunting Whitetail Deer in early winter.
Yeah, people say they see them all the time. There were a few poorly documented sightings in Arkansas a while back too. From what I understand, pretty much the same bird thrives in Cuba, so it's not really extinct. No reason it couldn't show up in Florida because it's a better draft flier than most woodpeckers. They could easily get to Arkansas or Texas on tropical winds, and then fly back to Cuba on the blue norther winds of the plains.
It's kinda like the prairie chicken. It's a shame to see a population die out, but the species is kinda still around. I do not doubt that you have seen it. And it may even be somewhat established there.
@@Bacopa68 I want to see them again, they're very pretty. unfortunately i moved down south into the city recently and there's just absolutely nothing here wildlife wise. i miss the natural florida wilderness like what you see up in the central parts of the state.
It really is a great pity that the Thylacine has gone extinct. We can see from this footage that it really was a beautiful animal, also being carnivorous, it would have to be more intelligent than the other marsupials like the kangaroo. It makes one melancholy to consider that human beings are so destructive that they would eliminate such a beautiful animal, and one so important for science. l In prehistoric times there was a type of Thylacine in Australia known now by science as the "Marsupial Lion"
I don’t know if there’s a video, but there’s definitely at least one photo of a Quagga. Passenger pigeons are another famous extinct animal that we have video of.
Ivory-Billed Woodpecker: last time seen in 1987.
Freddy Fazbear: oh I remember that!
This could very well be the best extinct animals video on RUclips.
“It lived in the Yangze River”
And that sealed its fate
But seals don't live in the Yangtze river.
bro😂😂😂 @@Quareque he meant that living in this river means death coz its being hunting ground etc
its so weird to think there used to be life that just isnt here anymore. i know its a common concept, everything dies, but its still so strange to think there was so much diversity in life at different points in time and now they're just gone.
pt 2 please
The laysan Rail also had some footage.
5:22 at my school in the classrooms we have glass doors on the other side of the room and we usually get birds that come by since one of our science teachers has a bird feeder thing we also have a garden etc but there's like the exact same bird that looks exactly like this one that comes by and bangs on the bottom window idk but its probably just a different kind of woodpecker that just so happens to look like this one like u said about the other types that look like it
Baiji dolphins are still around!!! They're breeding Tons of them in captivity in some areas and some in the wild and theres still enough to save them!
Ō‘ō kaua‘i wouldve made an interesting subject here, with the last song recorded from the last known individual of the species
Yeessss
Never forget ducks
Imagine how many species we never discovered before they went extinct and still haven’t discovered…
The fact golden toads went extinct in only 2 years is insane.
The northern white rhino is a very recent extinction and a very heart breaking tale because we could have saved them if we acted sooner. Now there are only two females left and hope of cloning them back into existence.
i think your confusing functional extinct with just extinction. either there's two females left or it's extinct. which is it?
@@asshat1607 In effect, it's the same thing. It's like when you've got two queens in a checkerboard, one white, one black, either chasing each other until the end of time or you call it a tie.
Ultimately, they might as well be extinct. "Functionally extinct" just falls under the umbrella term version of the word "extinct".
@@js66613 i think you just didn't want to admit you were wrong.
How are northern white rhinos different from southern white rhinos?
@@asshat1607it’s the same thing dude.
I believe the Thylacine is still out there. My grandparents took a trip about a couple months ago to Australia/New Zealand and they got a picture of one. They had no clue what it was till late on after doing research
Would you be able to post the photo on a media website?
@@MasterMaddox64 I’ll try and get it from them we live in different parts of the country and they have an older camera
+2@@aaronsanders4122
@@aaronsanders4122 Please share the photo with me, that would be so great. Thank you.
There isn't a photo.
I swear I have seen an Ivory billed woodpecker in Kansas. This was @ my Nana’s house in the country of Salina a few years ago growing up, I swear on my life it had the same red head and it was literally pecking wood on a tree next to her house, I asked what it was and she told me it was a woodpecker & she also told me it was a regular visitor!
There are also domestic animals that have already or may go extinct, like certain dog breeds that no one wanted anymore. One example of an extinct one is the Turn Spit Dog that was used in kitchens in England to turn the meat on the spit.What I read said it is extinct. If you google, there is a list. It's very sad that we bred the breed and then made them vanish.
You made mistake with baji - you said it was last seen 40 years ago, which is not true. 13 individuals were sighted in 1997 and last specimen in captivity, Qiqi, died in 2002. The Quiqi's death was followed by possible photo from 2007. All three things weren't even 30 years ago, let alone 40!
It’s disappointing on what humans do to the world and the fact we get mad that animals go into our houses is ridiculous because we are the ones destroying there homes so where are they supposed to go?
Do we still have footage of the great auk?
I don’t know
I seen that woodpecker in my backyard. I’m not kidding.
proof liar
What were you smoking?
Unfortunately youre gonna have plenty of material in the future for these videos .....
Do otherwise top list about critically endangered decleared animals that are possible extinct. Like animals such as the koupry and the nubian wild ass
thats a great idea and i'm sure i'll make a video like that soon and another video about animals that are extinct in the wild but exist in captivity
The northern white rhino too
@@babiryenanteza its just in wild possible but unconfirmed. There are 2 comfirmed northern white rhinos left in captivity
Yes! And they are both females, so sad, which makes them functionally extinct. I concede, it is possible there are critically endangered animals in Madagascar that we think are extinct that are still hanging on.@@maevblog9955
The heartbreak in his voice 💔
How did you film the dinosaurs
The most heartbreaking part about animals extinctions in our era is that, these extinctions of animals are caused by us.
Caused by the incompetence of the government and the release of nonnative and destructive animals you mean
I was thinking, since the golden told was only discovered in 1966, what if the population of the species was in decline for a longer time, idk its kind of weird it only existed in such a small area
That was a great message👍 thank you
I don't think there's video footage but there's an audio recording of the last ever known Kauai o'o, a bird from Hawaii. It's so hauntingly beautiful I actually was inspired to write a song about it
Don’t worry, someday humans will go extinct too
Hey, Tsuki,
Would you show us that animals already came back to alive from extinct?
I think he's done this, but not for the black footed ferret. The black foot is a specialized predator that relies on the prairie dog for all it's needs. As prairie dogs were poisoned and hunted, the black footed ferret was presumed to have gone extinct. The prairie dog has been restored to much of its range and the ferret has been captive bred and introduced to these colonies. It's obligate symbiote and does service to the colony by killing stash raiders like voles and predators like rattlesnakes much more often than it kills prairie dogs.
I seen that wood pecker in St. Paul Minnesota back in 2008
The cameraman Never dies to dinosaurs even everything lol
BTW The last thylacine died from exposure due to human negligence by being left locked out of its enclosure over night in freezing temperatures. Very sad.
Why he doesn't survive freezing temperatures?
If I'm not mistaken, Tasmania has a cold climate.
I'm sure there are more comeback from extinct animals, some may be isolated in undiscovered islands.
yeah there have been quite a few shocking examples like the Coelacanth
The Megalodon isn’t one of them tho. But yeah, you’re right about that!
Can you do one of plants?
You forgot the tragic Kaua’i ‘ō’ō, with its final footage being the bird calling for a mate that will never come
There was footage of the western black rhino which went extinct in 2012