100K Q&A - Would You Clone Extinct Animals? - And Other Such Questions :)

In this video i will be answering questions that you asked me on the community post as I've just hit 100k subscribers. Thanks to everyone who asked questions as there were so many great ones and sorry i couldn't get around to all the questions and i'm sure i'll get around to them next time.
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:26 What Animals Would You De-extinct?
1:12 What Extinct Animals Would You Save?
2:52 What Is Your Favorite Video?
3:18 Why Did You Switch From Aquarium Videos?
4:04 Do You Struggle To Come Up With Ideas?
4:32 What is Your Favorite Animal That Most People Have Never Heard Of?
5:09 Favorite Continent For Wildlife?
5:37 Arnie Time?
6:18 Why Did You Make A Channel About Wildlife?
6:36 Most Underappreciated Animal?
7:00 Have You Studied Biology or Zoology?
7:33 Favorite Country For Biodiversity?
7:51 Favorite Wildlife Creator?
8:28 Favorite Bird, Reptile, Fish, Mammal, and Invertebrate?
9:05 What's Your View On Domestication And Breeding For Human Gain?
10:28 What's Your Favorite Dinosaur?
10:52 What's Your Favorite Big Cat?
11:15 How Does Your Channel Work And Other Such Questions?
12:04 Favorite Animal That Is An Invasive Species?
12:43 Are You A Dog?
12:47 Just Nerd Stuff............Darth Vader Situation :)
Attributions
Extinct animal images:
DataBase Center for Life Science (DBCLS)
doi.org/10.7875/togopic.2020.155
(CC BY 4.0)
Ed Schipul
www.flickr.com/photos/eschipul/
(CC BY-SA 2.0)
Tim Bertelink
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Us...
(CC BY-SA 4.0)
Claude Valette
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Us...
(CC BY-SA 4.0)
FunkMonk
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Us...
(CC BY 2.0)
Daniel Mennerich
www.flickr.com/photos/danielm...
(CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)
ДиБгд
commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
(CC BY-SA 4.0)
Extinct animal footage:
Texas Parks and Wildlife
/ @texasparksandwildlife
Silky anteater images:
Quinten Questel
commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
(CC BY-SA 3.0)
Jorge L. Peña
www.inaturalist.org/photos/21...
(CC BY 4.0)
Marsupial images:
Micha Baum
www.inaturalist.org/photos/37...
(CC BY-SA 4.0)
Dash Huang
www.flickr.com/photos/1219174...
(CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
Joe McKenna
www.flickr.com/photos/jpmckenna/
(CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)
Wild betta images:
Parostoteles
commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
(CC BY-SA 3.0)
Ahsan al hidayat
commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
(CC BY-SA 4.0)
David Attenborough footage:
World Economic Forum
/ @wef
Kakapo footage:
Department of Conservation
/ @docgovtnz
Jurassic park footage:
DaDinoGamer
/ @dadinogamer
Big cat images:
Thomas Fuhrmann
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Us...
(CC BY-SA 4.0)
Ltshears
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Us...
(CC BY-SA 3.0)
I have edited and adpated some of these clips and images.
Creative commons licences: creativecommons.org/licenses/
Thanks for watching i hope you enjoyed :)

[@Tactical_Turtwig]

I always love hearing this talking German Shepard's opinion on wildlife :3

[@TheFunkySlothGamer]

He’s from the UK

[@geo.m1639]

@@TheFunkySlothGamerdidn’t get the joke rip

[@Tactical_Turtwig]

@@TheFunkySlothGamer explains why I haven't had such insightful conversations with German Shepherds here in the US.....I blame our crumbling education system :(

[@catfishyay]

@@TheFunkySlothGamer r/woooosh

[@Redneckkratos]

Wait…… how did I not realize “Tsuki” was Arnie all along!!???!!??

[@osteoclast6884]

I started watching this channel back when it was mostly fish. I suffered from severe anxiety, and I would watch your videos to calm and distract myself. I love the outro music (and then intro). Your voice is very calm and not too animated, which a lot of youtubers do to keep viewers encaged. I learn about wildlife and get my very needed dose of zen. Thank you❤

[@TsukiCove]

thank you that was such a sweet comment and if you want to listen to the outro and old intro song it's called wishful thinking and it's on youtubes audio library

[@thedivinemrm5832]

That Arnie is a naughty boy kinda just makes him more adorable. Thank you for rescuing him. I'd *totally* forgotten I subbed to you as a fish channel! If that's not a compliment to your growth and the quality of your output, then what is?!

[@yukeenakamura1398]

Folks don’t forget that although the big animals look cool and are well known, small animals like insects are also at great risk of extinction and deserve recognition. There’s a pretty bad bias in the conservation world which prioritizes certain animals (often those that are relatively large, famous, and cool or cute looking). A lot of the less known animals actually wouldn’t be as expensive to save compared to those which we often associate conservation with. That isn’t to say we shouldn’t save the ones we are already working on, just that the small, less famous ones are just as (and in some cases directly important to our own survival) important. ❤

[@mariomouse8265]

I genuinely wonder if the focus on charismatic megafauna is a CCP-funded psyop? It’s not a coincidence how Giant Pandas are the “mascot” for conservation

[@The_Internet_Traveller]

Congratulations on a 100k 🎉🎉 ! You deserve way more than this you are my favourite wildlife youtuber you are the best 🎉🎉

[@TsukiCove]

Thank you that's a very nice thing to say and i really appreciate the support :)

[@3trilogy]

​@@TsukiCoveSame here, and even if he is a little bratty, Arnie looks so adorable. What can I say? I'm a sucker for a pretty face.

[@ordovicianinnova]

Even if I missed my chance to ask a question I am still happy to hear others.

[@Spacecore91]

What was the question?

[@Wildweatherloach]

You are welcome tsuki! Big longtime supporter 🎉

[@TsukiCove]

Thanks i appreciate the support :)

[@johntodd3910]

@@TsukiCoveI appreciate your videos Have you been to South Africa before cause in mountain zebra national park did you know there are animals people may had seen in ranches like mountain zebra black wildebeest gemsbok springbok

[@johntodd3910]

@@TsukiCovecan you share my questions like these next time Here was one of them Can you do a video on the most largest animal migrations Have you seen a white tailed wildebeest before

[@Wildweatherloach]

​​@@TsukiCoveyou are welcome💗

[@yzettasmith4194]

Congratulations on 100K. You deserve that and more!

[@catfishyay]

congrats on 100k man!

[@TsukiCove]

Thank you i really appreciate it :)

[@sandyama77]

Absolutely look forward to your videos. Just hearing the music and your voice has a calming effect, esp just after work. It’s my favourite thing to go upstairs with my two dogs, as soon as I get home, get cozy in bed and binge on my favourite KZbin channels - yours being in my top 3 - for a few hours before dinner. Congratulations, well-deserved!! Before long, it’ll be one million!

[@Redneckkratos]

5:37 literally the part I came for; the Arnie speaks and we all listen to his words of wisdom!!! But seriously thank you both to you and Arnie for all the videos over the years

[@TsukiCove]

you're very welcome and i will keep them coming :)

[@Nirmal-qo8gw]

Huge congratulations on your many subscribers !!😲 🎉👏😉 your furry companion Arnie is so adorable 🐶. Interesting video 😲👍

[@Big-gyy]

Congrats man I've been here since the fish exclusive days so seeing you grow makes me happy

[@robertfletcher3421]

This was a great video, as I seem to have got to know you better and your production philosophy. I like the introduction to Arnie, I am sure he feels as he is doing the right thing. Your nom de plume of Tsuki was a great choice as it matches your channel.

[@TsukiCove]

Thank you, i really appreciated this comment and Arnie did to. Now i know what "nom de plume" means too which is great, I like expanding my vocabulary :)

[@a4blackjaguar965]

I think its safe to say you deserve this greatly, more than many other KZbinrs.

[@Dylan-vd6rz]

10:57 wait hold on... someone else's favorite dinosaur is the Parasaurolophus?! this is the highlight of my whole week

[@HorchataPirate]

Congrats on 100k 🎉 It’s a longtime coming and you fully deserve it. I look forward to seeing how you grow even further. Thank you for answering my question as well, it meant a lot

[@unnamellie]

I love your videos! I don't know how much time has gone from the day I subbed, but good job and congratulations on 100k. You're one of my favorite zoology creators. I like your calming voice, and the amount of time you spend researching for your videos must be really high. Thank you❤ Sincerely, your friendly neighborhood bio student

[@TsukiCove]

Thank you for such a lovely comment, you've made my day and i appreciate the support :)

[@--Paws--]

9:40 The same can be said for some fish sold too. It's kind of sad that those who don't know may end up endangering the lives of the fish they buy from the store. However, with the amount of the time that has passed, hopefully the fish sold in stores are not wild caught but bred. Bred not only for the trade but the sake of the animal. Some endangered species of fish only survived due to them being bred in captivity. It is a sad fate yet it rescues them as well; a paradox.

[@lightningboltt5437]

I was with you from the beginning man and i always will be

[@TsukiCove]

i really appreciate the support :)

[@jasonotto9126]

Love your vids. Straight facts without being preachy. Just a pure love for nature. Thank you from Australia mate

[@yasodam5479]

Congrats and yayyy another clouded leopard fan! 🎉 Also, I’ve had a lot of success with my 10yo aggressive doggy using methods from South end dog training, he fairly recently did a vid on a GSD that lunges and barks at cars 🙂

[@jffishing4859]

Congratulations on 100k

[@TsukiCove]

thanks i really appreciate it :)

[@vswildtom]

One of my absolute favorite channels I discovered. Keep it up tsuki-san and congratulations on 100k! Edit: I also absolutely adore BW hahaha it got me so much more into nature and wildlife

[@rafaelnarcio9997]

Nice video, we all love Arnie, and congratulations on the 100k 🥳🥳. Here's an idea for a series of videos: "What are the most unique species of their kind?" and "What's the rarest species of their kind?" Here's a headsup, for corvids, one of the most unique and beautiful is the Tufted Jay, but very little is known about them, and not many people know this bird. They are micro-endemic to an area near my hometown, so I'm lucky to have seen them in person.

[@MuaadElSharif]

Thanks for featuring my question. Your channel is one of my favorites.

[@TsukiCove]

thanks for asking and i appreciate the support :)

[@alexibrahim-bennett3380]

On my life, you deserve a lot more subscribers. Nobody makes videos like yours. Ive learnt so much because of your great specificity. Keep up all the good work broski!

[@TsukiCove]

Thank you i really appreciate the support :)

[@ralfreinartz3562]

Australia: Thylacine (Thylacinus cynocephalus) for sure! Asia: The Vietnamese rhinoceros (Rhinoceros sondaicus annamiticus) or the Wolterstorff/Yunnan lake Newt (Hypselotriton wolterstorffii) or maybe the Chinese paddlefish (Psephurus gladius) or rather Steller's sea cow (Hydrodamalis gigas)? Thank you for the Q&A and congrats for the 100K, but this gets too depressing so I stop right here.

[@dathanreyes4456]

Congrats on 100k man Love your videos!

[@pisscow6395]

Congrats on 100k! I'll be here for the 200k mark ;)

[@cutekitty8821]

Great video as always also thank you for answering my question I’ve never heard about silky anteaters so learning about them made me happy

[@av44r]

congratulations tsuki!!! you deserve it, and i loved to hear this vid :)

[@seanlieu6859]

Big congrats on 100k! You deserve it! I think I’ve been watching your channel ever since you were at about 20-30k subscribers. And I’ve watched nearly every new video you’ve released since then. Love the content and all the unique information you put out about wildlife!

[@buddyandruby917]

This is the best channel I have ever been on thank you for the content

[@peterstangl8295]

Great vid! And thanks for answering my question!

[@krisztiantoth999]

Congrats mate, love the channel

[@maevblog9955]

Tsuki. Makes it sense to ban cloning entirely (also animals and plants)? Cuz that's in the netherlands so

[@TrevorD19]

Love what I've seen so far. Subscribed.

[@pfranks75]

New Zealand is such an awesome place! But dang, it’s so difficult to get there! The only place as an American it can be compared to is Alaska!

[@TsukiCove]

yeah it's on the other side of the world for me but i think it'll be worth it. I've been to Australia before so it's only a bit further and i agree it's a bit like Alaska but replace the bears and wolves with really cool birds :)

[@kjcerebdhjd996]

holy crap, next to the fact that you're doing a Q&A, I never expected to actually see you! never would have guessed you have long hair and tattoo's XD. Nonetheless you look cool!!

[@TsukiCove]

why thank you :)

[@adbiswas1989]

Congratulations to you... Keep growing ❤

[@Cheezburger5529]

Yo my question got answered! Also congrats on 100k subcribers!

[@cathyburrows8162]

Clouded leopard is an favorite of mine too, they look a real life trigger from whinny the pooh with their long lanky body and tail.

[@bergdisosk2728]

Congratulations! You deserve all the subs you have and more. ❤

[@pizzanator5285]

I may be late, but I really love this Q&A video, especially the part where you answered my question! 🍕✨❤️❤️‍🔥🔥

[@garypfeiffer3489]

My picks are the Thylocene, Mastodon, straight tusked elephant, Javan Tiger, Moa, Honshu & Hokkaido wolf, Quagga, river dolphin, Ivory Woodpecker, & South American Gharials

[@Redneckkratos]

Can we get a video of Arnie talking about his plans for solving the worlds Squirrel problem?

[@Jymboslicx]

congrats on 100k!

[@Welsh7133]

I love your videos man! Been a fan for quite a while now congrats on 100k! But PLEASE MAN PLEASE tell us what you use for your intro and outro song! I can’t find it anywhere :(

[@Nyambui]

I stumbled across another comment where he said it's called "Wishful Thinking" and is found in the KZbin library.

[@Welsh7133]

@@Nyambui thank you so much you have no idea how many times I’ve asked this dude

[@jeronimopuche8072]

I've been watching since u had 20 k I always knew u could hit 100k

[@subzerodragon1984]

I think instead of bringing back already extinct animals we should focus more on the ones that are dying out currently

[@timokarff6162]

And no, Parasaurolophus is not a "boring dinosaur". It's not a Tyrannosaurus rex or Allosaurus, but I think they are supposed to have sung or made interesting sounds with this crest on their heads.

[@samfromj.s.n.3454]

Congratulations you have hundred thousand subscribers❤❤❤.

[@MrWanapon]

Here's a question for next time, What would you think of and underground valley that has an ecosystem in there? And what animals would live in the underground valley?

[@jordanapgar8907]

I’m Voting For The Cloning Of The Woolly Mammoths,Kauai OO,Hawaiian OO,Yangtze River Dolphins,Aurochs,South African Quagga,Moas,Woolly Rhinoceros And Passenger Pigeons!!!

[@rayden4561]

this is the type of video I'm looking for

[@TroyTheCatFish]

Amazing Video as Always! :) 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 ❤❤ 💖💖

[@franz6812]

Yo en África reviviría a al ave elefante sin lugar a dudas. En Oceanía o al megalania o al thylacoleo. En Europa al uro. En Asia al elefante de colmillos rectos asiático, y en América al perezoso gigante. Saludos desde España, me encantan tus vídeos😊

[@timokarff6162]

What is your favourite "conventional" artiodactyl (even-toed ungulate). "Conventional" because I do know that Arctiodactyla is paraphyletic if cetaceans aren't included (which makes it Cetartiodactyla). Also, what is your favourite animal that went extinct between the Palaeocene and Pleistocene?

[@swedishmom]

Thanks for the video! 😄👋

[@swedishmom]

[@RT-ko5hl]

North America dire wolf Africa elephant bird and you read my mind I would say Great Auk but for Europe particularly UK which still features on the British list. Of course I want to see more of Arnie. New theme tune selection insomnia by Faithless

[@critz-__-4770]

can you do a video on the largest and smallest lineages of extinct animals

[@DaveyA4]

hey man nice video was nice to get personal. I live in nz it's such a beautiful country, definitely come visit, I'm pretty jayded to the views here lol

[@Wildweatherloach]

I would choose the chinese paddlefish and the tecopa pupfish

[@caydensteele6001]

You pronounce parasaurolophus right the first time and they are not boring dinosaurs! So many people sleep on hadrosaurs because they're "boring" and "weak" even though there's no way an animal the size of or larger than tyrannosaurus was weak by any means

[@darkemperortheobscureone694]

If they were to survive to Holocene and met human civilizations they definitely would be great beasts of burden due to their size and strength or even could be used as war animals like horses and elephants.

[@haroldalan7080]

I've have sent a lot of Prehistoric shows and Documentaries on Tv, my favorite Prehistoric animals are the Marsupial lion, Short faced bear and the Terror birds that lived in North america many years ago, what is your favorite prehistoric mammal🦣🦣?

[@krantidasud1385]

I would also love to see a tasmanian tiger back in tasmania.😊

[@jase123111]

Wow. That was really interesting. 😅 I live in Thailand and catch snakehesd fish near my house. They are so delicous in soup. I also see many Betta fish in the irrigation channels and rice fields. I'm am moving to the UK next week and am so nervous. But I am excitrd to see British birds and animals. I also love your voice and you are very easy and clear to understand. 😂

[@kispalmihalykispal809]

If I could bring back extinct animals these would be my choices: North America: American cheetah South America :terrorbird Australia: Thylacine and marsupial lion because there are so many large invasive species in Australia that dingoes can no longer hunt them , so it would be good from an ecological point of view Asia: mammoth and woolly rhinoceros

[@TsukiCove]

yeah i almost went for the american cheetah

[@kispalmihalykispal809]

And congratulations on a 100k you really deserve it@@TsukiCove

[@briandaleske5139]

If I was a mega genius, I would clone only certain types of extinct wildlife, and those certain types would be plant eaters. I also would create clones of wildlife that was hunted to extinction by poachers. In addition I would also make clones of wildlife that had died out do to deforestation.

[@damianalvarez-vz5pg]

Would like to talk about about more prehistoric animals like dinosaurus or the giant insects of carboniforious period

[@drunk_bee7196]

what is your favorite terrestrial invertabrate?

[@random_slav]

Bro Jurassic Park operation genesis is such a nostalgic game

[@Prehistoriclife487]

What predators does your 5 favorite animals deal with

[@timothylim2699]

I should choose the Baiji dolphin

[@yeu_-kl]

i like the vids man

[@averageperson376]

You did not put my question but it is fine when you said so :D my question was What made you get into wild life ik you talked about the cd but if it is more inadept Pls reply THANK YOOOO :D and Congrats 🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎉🎉🎉

[@MrGmart64]

What is your favorite animal movie?

[@arghapirate2427]

congrats

[@madhab7451]

Video Suggestion -Former Apex Predators of Iran ( Persia )

[@Elephant-Puppet]

May I Ask A Question What’s Your Favourite Animals From Sri Lanka 🇱🇰

[@LocalBaptistChristian]

Javan tiger, really miss them as im indonesian, and its a real shame that their gone.

[@judahclough3701]

Yes its worth it

[@haroldalan7080]

For me i would try to the extinct Marsupial lion, that around in Australia for thousands of years, and these predators have incredible powerful Jaws and teeth that where similar to the Tasmanian devil,s cannines and where said to much stronger than Modern day Tigers and lions🦘🦘.

[@yus-heck]

If you can be an animal Wich on you will choose?

[@SkillChill112]

Oh yay the star wars prequels

[@johntodd3910]

Wow! Impressive

[@jaimiebatista2224]

I would choose marsupial, lion, and American lion and Tasmanian tiger

[@ryanwinters9375]

In my opinion when it comes to cloning animals I would say the answer is always yes if it’s possible, if it’s extinct because of humans and its niche still exists in the wild, then re-introduce it to where it used to be if it went extinct naturally, then just keep it in a zoo and let it continue living

[@ricksoldierofgod8042]

perhaps make an insect vid?

[@manoloorz]

long hair gang, lets gooo!!!

[@SmedleyDouwright]

If I could bring back one extinct animal it would be the a flying reptile, a pterosaur.

[@SnivyDoll]

I would have never guest Arnie was so naughty he looks so sweet

[@alecc_3210]

Do a video about names that tell lies such as the Snow Leopard, and the Clouded Leopard not being Leopards

[@alecc_3210]

Also with prehistoric animals too

[@gianlucasevastamula8630]

Would it be possible to introduce the ostrich into New zealand to replace the moa bird?

[@user-lt9cw6he3o]

Sabertooth ground slouth and woolly rhino

[@PuncherOfAbs]

One of the terror birds

[@theviolator818]

Yes -Jurassic Park

[@chandraathithan11]

Super

[@andrewpruitt2k557]

Just quick question I didn’t get to ask you. have you ever played zoo tycoon or planet zoo?