It’s definitely poison . It’s a pit viper in a different place.

Hey can we get sources linked? (And cited in the videos?) I love your work keep it up!

The thylacine should be the channel mascot you've talked about it so much.

That pile of skulls of bison was done by the US army for the reason stated in the video

how many animals have been wiped out by museums?

Yeah arunachal pradesh!! ❤❤

We really are the worst animal to walk the earth aren’t we, we drove countless species to extinction.

This is so sad to see these animals who went extinct because of us humans. And to anyone who's saying "oh there just animals and they don't matter." Well they do because if even just one animals or plant goes extinct then the ecosystem they were apart of could descend into the chaos and dissapear. If you don't belive me then take the dinosaurs for example, when the meteor hit it created a lot of ash and dirt which blocked out sunlight and that killed a bunch of plants. So with no plants herbovois(things tht eat plants)had nothing to eat and died. Then with the herbivores gone the carnivores(things that eat meat)had nothing to eat so they eventually died out too

Great content!! Love it

I understand that they had to do it to get the testing done, but I think it's so unfortunate that they found the first and only specimen of the arunachal pit viper and killed it

Humans were and are still stupid

Also suggestion for another species being saved, the numbat- a much lesser known Aussie species

Lmao "so Bobby turned west.." (reverses the dogs photo to face west)

This may sound foolish of me to say as it is unlikely but I want to believe that the Kauaʻi ʻōʻō is still out there. Only more elusive than ever. The island isn’t big, and I know Hawaii has done effort and effort to locate this bird and further protect its remaining endemic species. But for whatever reason I really can’t seem to accept its extinction just yet. Also I feel like I’ve seen the ivory billed woodpecker before here in SC. I can’t remember when in childhood I saw it but it’s distinct from other woodpeckers - enough so to leave a lasting image in my head many years later.

Great video!! Cheers

That tiger moth though… that looked creepy 😅

In Portugal we have Euchloe tagis which is very similar and it's also considered uncommon here.

So eagle Bigfoot

Imagine if we domesticated the dodo and we were able to eat dodo nuggies and dodo tendies.

Where is the Coelacanth?

Quangga is alive now..

Best nature channel on KZbin

I notice a pattern where it is always the colonizers and white people who being the major cause of some animal species extintion. I'm not being racist at all but back in the day these white colonizers thinks they're superior in all things but apparently have a ostrich size brains when it comes to other life.

Could refaence your sources were you got this information? Im conducting a study on the washington's sea eagle.

I once found a spider about the size of a wolf spider that had identical body structure to a sun spider. However, it was a vibrant red with a green abdomen, it was cool. Ive never been able to find a subspecies of sunspider that resembles it. My grandpa also killed it immediately upon seeing it.

I wonder if they were just color variants of known species, not even subspecies. Such as the ones that seem the same but with color extended. Like red extended to the tail instead of blue. Or a smaller patch of a color. Easy to happen in a small population.

That is more about Dodos than I have seen anywhere else. I think when pigs and rats are introduced to an island the wildlife there is always doomed. It's sad.

It's photoshopped. He's actually holding a burrito.

That last pupfish looks like it had tuberculosis, though people often call it Wasting Disease in aquarium fish. Probably cross-contaminated from aquarium equipment or fish from aquarium that had fish die from it before.

It seems like with the Oak tree they would try moving some farther north where it is a little cooler and wetter since they are suffering from it getting hotter and drier over time.

Very exciting news from Finland! One of our native fish that we thought went extinct back in 1960 was just rediscovered! The catfish, although never thought to be prominent species in our lakes, was rediscovered in this week in Kotka. Scientists think this might be one off thing, maybe it wondered over here from Karjala or from nearby fisheries, but this means the catfish can live in our lakes. I know this doesn't break records like the coelacanth, but I think it's neat to have some wildlife news from my country. Before you ask what happened to the catfish, it was transported to the local public aquariums, where it's hold for quarantine for few weeks until its gonna be publicly available to view. Said aquarium holds every native fish species to the Finnish waters. I know locally extinct species should be returned to the wild, but scientists don't know if there's local population of catfish in Finland, they decided it's better for it to teach people of its past and present than disappear into the murky waters of Finland, maybe not to be seen ever again.

Like all this we will also become extinct 😐

These species will never cease to exist : Geeks Nerds Dorks Creeps

The helmetshrike is beautiful

Your voice is so pleasant- hearing your laugh at the end was doubly so.

I'm an Ecologist in Melbourne and do a lot of work monitoring and doing surveys for the Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon. Nobody has really heard of it here outside of some news articles so it is so wild to see someone from outside Australia, let alone Melbourne, talk about our little survivor. Great work bringing attention to it!

loved the video but also the bloopers

2:50 is a deerbra

I remember being a kid and seeing a red frog and have never seen another like it. I live around the southern Dismal swamp area of North Carolina and it would be a perfect biome for sich an undiscovered creature. I remember the frog was only a little over an inch long , red and black around the eyes. I was gonna pick it up but, something told me don't, like instinct.

THE NIGHT PARROT WAS FOUND!!! THERE'S 50 MEMBERS!

The best channel to watch and animals lover ❤ should watch it. 🎊 ❤

1:17 is that a freaking kangaroo

Gone, forgotten, and not missed. R0fl

Museum employee #1: “Oooh! I see several of an extremely rare monkey species! Only one individual has ever been recorded!” Museum employee #2: “Let’s shoot them and stuff them!”

if humans help with extinction than they shouldn't help bring them back god took them off this cruel world for a reason

I laughed so hard at the "efforts were rewarded" bit at the end! Another great video! Thank you!

Good channel. I can learn something and not waste my time. I enjoy this. I'm going to subscribe to your channel.

A video about extinct animal breeds, (dog, cats etc)could be interesting, since you mentioned the wool dog I got inspired. But I can understand this may not be fully your thing since its not wild nature.

This gives me hope that a confirmed sighting of an Ivory-Billed Woodpecker (or possibly even an Imperial Woodpecker) will take place in the near future (possibly next year).