10 Extinct Animals Scientists are Going to Revive

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[@MrDekasOne]

I'm Australian. The Tasmanian tiger should be brought back if possible. Tasmania's ecosystem is still fully capable of handling its reintroduction, it hasn't been gone nearly long enough for the ecosystem to have changed significantly, there's still scientists who aren't even 100% certain it's actually extinct yet because Tasmania has alot of dense forests, it should still be here if we didn't hunt it for fur, and the Australian government would make sure they don't go extinct again

[@AccaliaShakariaN7]

I heard that since they were killed off, the other animals don't really have natural predators. Cause population explosion and disease to run amok, like with deer in the states being culled by predators to stop both from being a problem.

[@gooberfries6692]

There are literally so many big cats who "they" claim there is no room for, so hunters are releasing them into reserve parks and using them for game, which is disgusting, sick and brutal. Animals are territorial, even social pack types, unlike the tiger. What will happen when these extinct breeds- hunters/killers want large swathes of land to themselves or their prides and kill other males or females and cause displacement among their kind? Chaos happens. They will be tormented hunted down and killed for game by the rich or elites. Let them stay asleep until God puts us and them in a world where there is harmony and peace. This ain't it!

[@AccaliaShakariaN7]

@@gooberfries6692 Are you dumb? We're not talking about Africa. Australia had Tasmania Tigers just 60ish years ago, they'll help the ecosystem when they're brought back.

[@MrDekasOne]

@@gooberfries6692 Tasmania is mostly wild forest and Tasmanian tigers are the size of a medium dog, they aren't a threat to humans and as I said the Australian government will make sure they don't go extinct again by imposing fines and jail time for hunting them, it also not good for the ecosystem for them to be missing

[@samuelspencer2078]

@@AccaliaShakariaN7 The biggest problem with adding a "new" apex predator is the possibility of over hunting as man is guilty of. I look at the effects of the Burmese python on the wildlife in the state of Florida where they kill or out hunt alligators putting further pressure on an already endangered species. We should remember that humans are not the only cause of extinction events as what we have been seeing has been happening naturally since the beginning of life on this planet.

[@moosejuicepie2467]

“…your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could that they didn't stop to think if they should.” - Ian Malcom (Jurassic Park)

[@maccurtis730]

The quote I was looking for.

[@Karadjanov]

Nice quote but does not apply here. It was a lame video. There are so many positive reasons to bring back certain animals. It will be beneficial to humanity and the planet.

[@maccurtis730]

Explain that to the parent who lost their child to a Sabertooth Tiger.

[@Karadjanov]

@@maccurtis730 haahahah lol there are always morons to say something totally meaningless

[@void_stalker]

@@maccurtis730why would we bring back a Smilodon, and why would we release them into the wild?

[@shyi2748]

I CHOOSE YOU WOLLY MAMMOTH!!!

[@YouFixit-rx8nk]

Has anybody seen pet semeatatay

[@yvonneconte3040]

We shouldn't mess with nature anymore

[@GDDIMMADAMUS]

A demon think like this always wana alter things

[@Yvanehtnioj2000]

Some animals were hunted into extension for sport too

[@robertpetre9378]

The dodo 🦤 didn’t deserve to die 💀 😅😂

[@inohalajian4151]

Oh God don't Revive Terror Bird 😂 I'm never going outside every again lol

[@mattagne738]

Not only would these animals be in danger of going extinct again but if they didn't they could wipe out another animal. Maybe the saber tooth lives but it wipes out lions or other Tigers.

[@void_stalker]

But we wouldn’t let that happen in the first place sooo…

[@mattagne738]

@void_stalker Oh so now we can control a predator we've never dealt with. Got it. Yeah it worked out well the first time.

[@void_stalker]

@@mattagne738 I mean I think a collar tracker would work great, we already use those for lions and tigers in the wild so why wouldn’t it work for this large predator.

[@seacoastlife]

It is more likely the saber toothed tigers would be released in Siberia or Northern Russia where there are only bears and wolves to compete with. They may need a bigger predator in that region since they are probably also going to release the mammoths and woolly rhinos there.

[@madsmller4030]

This is falls, Sir, Unicorns were a sales-trick, from we Danish Vikings in the 900 A.D. in trade with the Middle East. We brought teeth from narwhals as a gift to the emir/maharajah in question and told them that they were sitting in the foreheads of giant white horses from Scandinavian forests.

[@PTaylor1087]

In the case of the Tasmanian Tiger, it was hunted to extinction for no reason and was the key predator in their areas. It’s also not as dangerous as some of the other predators they showed

[@void_stalker]

I think they hunted them because they thought the Tasmanian tigers would eat their livestock

[@seacoastlife]

@@void_stalker Exactly, I understand they even had a bounty on them to appease the sheep farmers.

[@fastwheels195]

One overwhelming thing to point out when talking humans causing these extinctions is what we have learned. Here in the US we have taken animals and birds that were close to extinction and revived them in preserves and listening them on endangered spices lists. In the US we are very good at protecting these creatures and I feel with proper wildlife management they can thrive uf they are returned.

[@Eneeki]

All those movies in the 80s and 90s were supposed to be warnings, not inspirations. At this point we will bring the Dodo bird back a few days before we nuke ourselves into extinction.

[@void_stalker]

And that’s the thing those are MOVIES, not reality

[@luiscastrosabido442]

Great video ❤😊

[@kennethmasters9329]

Probably Carrier pigeon for me would be it.

[@void_stalker]

That would be very cool, but very difficult as the same time

[@kennethmasters9329]

@@void_stalker yup

[@UnlicensedOkie]

I recommend you watch the Joe Rogan interview with the dude that talks about finding preserved prehistoric animals in Alaska. He’s even eaten prehistoric bison that had been found.

[@seacoastlife]

Many of the species fulfilled needed roles in the balance of life in the wild. We can only guess at some of them, but I have heard some speculation about some of them. The predators should be obvious as they reduce the over population of deer, rodents, etc. The mammoths and rhinos may serve to reduce global warming. In the northern Russia and Siberia areas (where they once lived) the permafrost has been melting (causing damage to structures and roads constructed on it) from the increasing temperature. Where there were once ice and snow fields now there are plants. Ice and snow are white and reflect the sun light so less heat is absorbed. Plants absorb more heat. Mammoths and rhinos could easily live in the area and would consume the plants which would contribute to a cooler environment. The success of bringing these animals back will advance our scientific understanding in this area and that could lead to some amazing future discoveries. I'm 100% for it and looking forward to the future. Thanks for the video!

[@maccurtis730]

Scientist: "I feel guilty I will bring back the Sabertooth Tiger." Sabertooth Tiger eats Scientists, children, Scientist: "I don't feel guilty any more time to lock and load Sabertooth met the Dodo!"

[@FrankOdonnell-ej3hd]

as a dying character in the original jurassic park novel says "I firmly believe extinct animals should remain extinct".⚛😀

[@void_stalker]

But some animals shouldn’t have gone extinct in the first place, cough cough *dodos, Tanzanian tigers, wooly mammoths*

[@shyi2748]

Ok, time to start creating my own real life POKÉMON!!! 😁👍

[@Sigma1_969]

You are watching the wrong video to understand the real reason why we are "attempting" to bring back these animals. Study CRISPR.

[@katherinec3334]

We have all green Parakeets in the U.K.

[@lunardruidcyprian6572]

Cay meat. Interesting mention. One of the most unique things I've ever eaten is a lion steak. I was not looking for this, by the way. I was at a restaurant in Qutar while awaiting a flight in 2007. Not knowing the language,the waiter with limited English said, "the special", I assume because of the cost. Turns out there are a few select lion farms with strict rules and regulations about how many lions can be bred for food, etcetera. Now, as for cat meat being foul tasting, to my understanding, this is primarily for smaller cats, not so much so with wild large felines, i.e., tiger, lion, panther/cougar. If they are eating well. Most feral 'house cat' felines are scavengers or eat caught animals that are also scavengers. Having been ranked before and given coyote jerky, I assume cat or the meat of any animal whose main diet is the scavenged meat and marrow left by other predators. One of the reasons large cats do not have the taste of death is because they tend to eat fresh kills. I believe that it is likely any animal whose diet is unfresh carcass meat and refuse, is likely going to taste similar to coyote jerky. If you have smelled decaying flesh like from a mousetrap or other passed on animal, that is the taste.

[@SimeonToko]

Kentucky Fried Dodo. Can't wait.

[@daconnoisseurrex1752]

🦤

[@itsVilu]

What's the point, outside of having an extra attraction in the zoo? They would be invasive species in the ecosystem(s) and could cause some serious damage.

[@tashtastictash]

“To be eaten “ 😂😂😂😂 lived that quip

[@robtintelnot9107]

The Sabertooth doesn't need help. Cats are slowly evolving back to that form. Its in the dna.

[@rogergroover4633]

Even though we have millions of acres of mostly uninhabited artic tundra that could benefit from these animals the wooly rhinoceros and mammoth wouldn't stand a chance with China's insatiable desires. The dodo's predators have also not gone away. The Tasmanian tiger has both the territory and protection to be returned. The Carolina parakeet should also have a shot. Wearing a dead parrot is no longer acceptable and it's range is currently swarmed with invasive starlings anyway.

[@Codex951]

I mean, the parakeet deserves a second chance. They didn't deserve that, they honestly didn't deserve that.

[@ettcha]

Aren't we loosing permafrost at a fast pace? I recall hearing about how companies can't wait to extract the gas and oil that was too hard to get to because of it. Between that and the now accelerated decomposing of samples, these scientists better hurry it up if they want to bring back a genetically diverse herd of mammoth and whatever else is under there.

[@NomDePlume955]

All is trying to play God. We don't seem to learn from our mistakes.

[@izzycrybaby1164]

It would be cruel to bring back probably most extinct animals. For one, as soon as that happens, the animal is automatically in "endangered" status based on population. For two, most extinct animals went extinct because they couldnt compete with other animals that still exist today, and would likely continue to outcompete them. Third, their food resources would also probably have to be made extant again. Fourth, would they unintentionally bring back extinct diseases? Fifth, if they do well, would they cause the extinction of another species that exists rightfully? Dodo's should be fine though. They werent eaten, they were hunted for sport by colonists. The meat wasn't that good from what I've read.

[@Arminius420]

I heard that they can't actually bring them back like they keep saying.

[@SchadenFreude_AMV]

Science student: "let's create a cure for cancer and aids and Alzheimer's!!" Scientists: " no no, we shall recreate a unicorn & cyber tooth, because priorities "

[@void_stalker]

Well I think advancing our cloning technology to help destroyed ecosystems from a lack of an animal is pretty good thing

[@TRUTH7360_]

I always thought that war or pollution would be our Homo sapiens extinction event, not rabies from extinct animals that'll turn us into zombies😲

[@finalone24]

This is why we can't have good things

[@JoeSchwartz-yx3jg]

Another animal they are planning on bringing back if possible is the dire wolf. And if that goes as planned the I believe its called the short faced bear. Both of these two I believe would be dangerous for humans and other animals. Top level predators

[@DarthKilaj85]

Some of these animals like the Dodo are extinct causs humans hunted them to extinction for food not for what you claim which means humans are responsible for bringing them back.

[@user-ho8eb6bq6q]

If you’re gonna bring something back, go all the way with it bring back a Neanderthal! Get this party started

[@gregmoyers7757]

They made movies about this. It didn't end well. The only reason people try such is because they can. Not for a real need. No thought of any consequences. Re-interdiction of some wild animals into areas that they used to live also has had some horrible results.

[@void_stalker]

First of all those are movies, they are not really based on reality. And second of all we have reasons to bring back some extinct animals like the Tasmanian tiger. Because of the lack of a predator in the ecosystem that the T tiger lived, the ecosystem is slowly decaying away

[@gregmoyers7757]

@@void_stalker Animals that have either been hunted or left areas. Stupid humans have captured animals and relocated them back to areas they once were. It does not work out well. Do you think to reintroduce a extinct animal would have positive results? How about doing such with humans? Why is that different? Reintroduce Native Americans to their native habitat, what could be wrong with that? Leave nature alone, do not harm it, do not help it. Nature knows what it is doing.

[@renatatarnawski5974]

Yes some animals WERE TOO WEAK to survive But like a human Guns aid in the demise of so many creatures If u R an animal And u get tranquilized Hunted + Shot Where Does that put u in the Too weak level

[@eestiny9734]

Nope. when i first saw it, i said nope. Scientists are the first to recommend us not to bring foreign animals to other countries... for a good reason! I changed my mind when i saw the Dodo 😅🤣 that was fast... i am conflicted now! hahaha At the end we have to live with our mistakes. The past is the past.

[@trigeek1971]

Scientist just can't help but play god

[@Dragoncurse4]

We literally have a series of movies telling us why this is not a good idea. XD

[@void_stalker]

But those are movies tho, smh

[@Dragoncurse4]

@@void_stalker Yeah so? You think only good things will happen from reviving extinct animals?

[@void_stalker]

@@Dragoncurse4 if it’s done correctly then yes

[@Dragoncurse4]

@@void_stalker You can't control nature, no matter how many "precautions" you take.

[@void_stalker]

@@Dragoncurse4 yes no matter the precautions you take there will not be a %100 chance that everything will go the way that you want it too. But if you are smart about it, use your brain and have enough experience you have a pretty good chance of reuniting an animal back into its original home filling the gap that it left in its absence.

[@southernwonder7024]

bring back a megalodon and set it free in the ocean

[@nathanpayton8213]

I don't think the Tasmanian one is extinct

[@daconnoisseurrex1752]

Any hope for the Dodo 🦤 bird?

[@dissonancE..]

Mammoth is fine as long as they put it on Antarctica like they said they would. I doubt many poachers are going to go there. Even if they do they probably won't survive so good riddance

[@BT-kt7gb]

I guess they didn't see the movie. Why would you do that?!

[@sketchtherapy1218]

Bro dodo's are delicious, chicken needs competition.

[@callumthorsen5474]

Good performance but that was a written freestyle...

[@Jody-s4e]

People need to stop playing god

[@ellenbarnette2080]

Don't be messing around with this stuff

[@khingofswordz43]

I'm a fan of ancient life....rather it's environmental structures or living beings & animals....I would to see "Willimamoth' war elephant, "Sabor Tooth Cat", "Megalodon aka The Meg shark", & legendary "Thunder Bird"....I would love to see maybe holographic museums but not in real life.....most of ancient life was wild creatures that preyed on other living beings including humans...... 🦣🦍🦥🦌🐅🦏🦣🐘

[@dwaynedoody7576]

Yea lol. They're gone. Don't bring them back. SMH

[@Karadjanov]

Who picks these suggestions?! There are so many better videos on this subject explaining WHY it is a good idea to bring them back and how we and the ecosystem would benefit from it. This video was really lame.

[@gooberfries6692]

Temperaments: unknown. Splices. 😶‍🌫😒

[@Alis_volat_propiis]

Science often ask if it can not if it should

[@susiebowser8636]

Playing God

[@susiebowser8636]

I wouldnt!

[@void_stalker]

And in this case we should

[@BM-hb2mr]

I would Revive NONE of them. They are gone for a reason plus the animals they will have to compete with and how much chemicals that are on thi planet now. They would never service. Plus oxygen was much different and so were plants

[@jtlevy9113]

Honestly if they brought back any of these I don’t think the threat of them going extinct again is as big a concern. They probably would, at least at the beginning, be heavily protected and monitored as any species that is reintroduced into the wild is. The Mammoth would probably be the one that has the most practical reason for being brought back. The permafrost in Siberia (and other areas) is gradually melting and threatening to release billions of tons of carbon into the atmosphere. Trampling of these lands by Mammoth herds would actually prevent the permafrost from melting or at the very least slow the process down greatly.

[@katehack1677]

Humans caused the extinction of large animals from late Pleistocene era in Australia 30,000 years ago. Well before the saber tooth, so that's cap. Indigenous Australians hold the record for early extinctions.

[@alejandroguerra9413]

Dude: Psychology Biology Earth and Space Science Chemistry Environmental Sciences You're old enough to force yourself to learn new topics instead of asking these super ridiculously easy questions: -Most are to be re-introduced to their environments to help fix a lot of issues caused by us driving them extinct. Learn what a keystone species is. Learn what happened in yellowstone once the wolves were reintroduced. -You can learn LOADS from these extinct species -You can have a fresher specimen to keep the record of the animal forever and hopefully even keep some alive to be able to pass on learned beha viors..

[@ThePsychodad69]

The issue is...What if it goes wrong? Are the scientist willing to throw themselves on a sword if it all goes wrong? Or do we get more of it wasnt done right so lets do it more😅

[@antoniajuddine203]

These scientists are bored and have nothing better to do. Find a cure for cancer and other diseases there’s no cure for.

[@91GT347]

There ya go. The answer to the homeless video. Teach the homeless to hunt this free food. Lol

[@BM-hb2mr]

Nro a guy was on joe rogan podcast a couple of times and he's actually washed up thousands of tusks of mammoths in Alaska. Thousands. And I canr remember his name. He even got hair and full bodies of them he also gave a bunch to new york at the museum and then dumped tons and tons of them in the Hudson River because their dumb. Anyway I canr remember his name he's considered mammoth king. He power washes them out of the ice in Alaska and had collected many parts. Great podcast on Rogan

[@johnadams1444]

There is a wooly mammoth museum in south Dakota that's neat to visit if you ever end up in the area.

[@michaellutcher214]

BRUH

[@EddBanshee]

So exactly where do they think these animals will go? The world's changed a lot since they went extinct! And like MrLboyd said, people will most likely just hunt them into re-extinction. Plus some of them might just make animals that are around now go extinct! Whether they're top predators, like the Thylacine, Sabretooth Cat, etc. or they make it so there's a lot less vegetation, like the Woolly Mammoth, Irish Elk, Woolly Rhino, etc. I mean have people stopped to think about how much food and water these animals would need to survive?