5 Animals With Wild Populations Less Than 1000

[@improto]

Diego really saved his entire species. What a chad.

[@masterruri6279]

Diego the all father.

[@oliversynowiec3350]

Giga Chad Diego

[@tree5526]

MEGA GIGA GIGA GIGA CHAD KING

[@DonKrieg-382]

but sabertooth cats are extinct 10000 years ago

[@flinteastwood8816]

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[@apss5736]

Someone give Diego a medal for his important role in tortoise production

[@benmcgill2018]

He’s already gotten his reward

[@thanos6346]

Diego is such a Chad that he single-handedly brought his species back from the brink of extinction.

[@Thylacine17]

5 oldest species in the world would be cool. Kinda similar to your 5 prehistoric fish video

[@theriotartist]

This would be awesome! One I grew up around and took for granted. For some reason Horeshoe Crabs love my state and just come to the beaches by the hundreds of thousands and apparently they havent changed in some 450 million years!

[@araz1204]

Good suggestion! Would love to see the video!

[@ay_ariz]

I agree!

[@frenchbreadstupidity7054]

There's not really such a thing as oldest species. Every lineage has spent as long as every other lineage to get to the point it has today. There may be strong genetic differences despite the appearance seeming constant. Even the rediscovered coelecanth has continued to evolve since its prehistoric origins and likely couldn't reproduce with its kind if you sent it back 1 million years, making them different species. The older coelecanth more like a proto coelecanth. The closest thing to what you want would be to go for the lineages that split from others as far back as possible. That doesn't mean they're anything like the thing that split from others, though. For example the original horse family is unrecognizable compared to what we know today. If you just went for oldest species, meanwhile, you would hit relatively modern lineages because they may have only differentiated once instead of the continual differentiation and occasional extinctions found in older lineages.

[@Thylacine17]

@@legakattack4771 ok true. But they would be really cool tbh

[@brucemoreno5947]

Hello everybody I'm California,really appreciate your invasive species in California.

[@TsukiCove]

Thank you I'm glad you like it :)

[@rl9217]

Humans: “How are we going to bring back these giant tortoises from the brink of extinction?” Diego, the absolute Chad who decided to one up extinction: “Allow me to introduce myself..”

[@eliforeal5261]

I like how you actually used photos of Javan Rhinos for their segment, as most coverage of the animal in media is just pictures of Indian rhinos

[@adamoliver82]

Couldn't agree more, often the same thing happens with Asian/African Elephants being mixed up.

[@CrackinBelfast]

I hope to see one of these beautiful animals one day..

[@stevenelbert8989]

1:22 actually in August 2021 it was discovered that two new calves were born bringing the species up to 75 individuals and if I remember correctly there are plans to establish a second population of Javan rhinos in another part of Java

[@CrownofMischief]

Always great to hear

[@wyattthegreat3233]

Fun fact there is a guy in Australia that has found out how to sustainably farm Rhino horn but even tho it would flood the market and basically kill poaching but the Aussie government won’t let him sell it

[@johannesberger8641]

@@wyattthegreat3233 do you have a source on that?

[@merryn9000]

Would love to see a video on endangered animals from Indonesia. There's some much biodiversity across indonesia, but so many animals there are on the edge of extinction. The problem with palm oil plantations would also make an interesting/important video

[@budiawan1784]

Tsuki, you make this vlog bring an important "warning" that we'll not see those animals again unless some proper actions taken. From the deepest of my heart, thank you. I am from West Java, Indonesia.

[@Oreosucka]

Glad you get people knowing about the soala! One of my absolute favorite animals EVER

[@uppensai390]

personally the gharials are one of the coolest and scariest thing I've ever seen

[@jimmyvang4552]

You should do one that includes sea mammals like the Vaquita which has about 10 left from what scientists have found

[@wyattthegreat3233]

Fun fact there is a guy in Australia that has found out how to sustainably farm Rhino horn but even tho it would flood the market and basically kill poaching but the Aussie government won’t let him sell it

[@keiraconrad425]

thank you once again for posting another amazing video! this is currently my favourite channel. i find your videos so interesting and easy to watch. keep up the great work !!!

[@alysshart7522]

This channel is fascinating!

[@dagoodboy6424]

Love your videos You should do: Worst tasting animals. Animals that live longer in captivity than in the wild. And animals that dont live longer in the wild than captivity.

[@whatshouldidowithmychannel]

Domesticated mice are one of those animals that live longer in captivity, as their wild counterparts have to face A LOT of predators. I once heard someone say that they are the chicken nuggets of the animal kingdom, and I can see why.

[@dagoodboy6424]

@@whatshouldidowithmychannel Yep. But i did hear of a few animals that have difforent life spans in captivity compared to the wild. And i thought it might be interesting. And horrible tasting animals would be as funny as it is interesting. Keep up the good work.

[@glenngilbert7389]

I'm sure you could do another video on the same subject - there must be a number of species with very low populations. Excellent video by the way

[@jase123111]

I am going extinct. There is only one of me.

[@kickinwinghotboi883]

I came across your channel about 2 weeks ago and I've totally fallen in love with it. Your videos are so interesting and educational as well

[@apss5736]

Love your content

[@MrSuwavex]

Love your videos!

[@joegreen8440]

Man I love this channel, cool stuff to think about in every video.

[@sirvajraputr445]

I feel bad for not subscribing to such amazing contents, i have watch your contents for months, i gonna subscribe now

[@capcat5728]

How was he discovered at a zoo, wouldn’t it be down somewhere that they had this critically endangered tortoise and if isn’t like it was a some tiny wildlife park in the middle of no where wouldn’t the park have been notified about the breeding program before it had even begun

[@walkflx]

good job tsuki

[@_neon_calico_cat_215]

First. By the way I have heard from your videos many Javan animals extinct could you make a video diving in to this please?

[@merryn9000]

Java has a population 145 million in an area the size of New Mexico. Plus palm oil

[@josm1481]

I saw lots of Gharials some years back, in Nepal. 7 or so at a time on sand bars etc.

[@RubyKatana]

Love your videos dude they’re so entertaining!

[@eljanrimsa5843]

07:32 That's a big tortoise

[@Redster3]

What about some plants? Top 5 Most Invasive Species of Plants or Top 5 Most Endangered Species of Plants

[@TheDisplacerBeast]

What about the last highland tiger, the Scottish wildcat.

[@fatehsinghbedi9042]

i feel sad that i cant see these animals , i love animals but now we cant see any wild animals , in my country of india , we had cheetahs , the javan rhinoceros but we made them extinct here , i really wish we just leave them be and not hunt them. i hope we save them and see them again.

[@drewdurnilappreciationday1680]

Correction the British and their royal slaves

[@fatehsinghbedi9042]

@@drewdurnilappreciationday1680 not only the brits , 90 percent of hunting was done by maharajas , and poachers . The British just provided better methods

[@drewdurnilappreciationday1680]

@@fatehsinghbedi9042 read my comment again royal slaves

[@_neon_calico_cat_215]

First. By the way I have heard on your videos Javian animals near extinction, lots of them, can you make a video diving into this please?

[@sarquemtashzid8027]

The entire island giant tortoise race: "WE ARE THE ALL FATHER'S SPAWN!!!"

[@Reeceisinpieces]

appreciate the awareness.

[@olavderuijter8153]

Diego has legend status

[@yourroyalhighness7662]

When you introduce us to the tortoise at the end, you pronounce the word “tortoise” absolutely correctly. However, after that, you mispronounce it terribly. Tor-tus” is the correct way.

[@gijsspruit2370]

interesting video's ! subscribed !

[@offtigry4452]

I am upset that Siberian tigers weren’t here

[@xav9258]

Go! Go! Diego! What a trooper!

[@jbzookeeper]

Got to see Diego in person years ago, neat animals.

[@jonathantorres7416]

Hood tortoise boutta to face extinction: 🐢 Diego: D O N’ T ❌🙅🏽‍♂️🤰🏻🤰🏼🤰🏽🤰🏾🤰🏿‼️

[@MyChannel-m9h]

You may not like it, but Diego is peak male performance.

[@michaelsimko7694]

Human development and increase in human populations in Asia have had severe impacts on wildlife that are part of ancient traditions still followed to this day. Leadership is also an issue, as leaders are not being strict and smart enough in all different ways to help rebound populations.

[@hsdinoman2267]

if all this has taught us anything, it is this: no species lasts forever. -Kenneth Branagh

[@unifiedhorizons2663]

It’s sad hearing this, almost as sad as the song bird calling out for a mate but he’s the last of his species

[@apss5736]

Can you do a video on the reptiles, amphibians and invertebrates of montenegro ( clown solids,Mediterranean black widows, European legless lizards, marsh frogs etc

[@germansojopagan7381]

This is what needs 2 be done, to focus on those that need the most help. Javan a sumatran rhinos need more help than a subspecies of northern white rhino.

[@minthantlin9168]

I feel so sad and I can't do anything about it! Cuz I'm probably not allowed to donate! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@minthantlin9168]

At least I'm trying to raise awareness as much as I can.

[@BronzeBobcat]

I need to learn from Diego aswell

[@eljanrimsa5843]

You want to make out with tortoise ladies?

[@randomusername3873]

Is there a reason for why we are not cloning animals like these instead of mammuts?

[@KonradvonHotzendorf]

You need a captive mother animal 🦏 to clone another The failure rate of removing DNA and replacing it is horrific Dolly took 276 failed attempts 🐑 While fertilizing eggs with sperm is a well established science So no point with current technology A wild animal needs parents to learn to survive. You can't just toss out babies out of helicopters🚁 😊

[@jonmoore623]

Like the did with the Florida panther to prevent inbreeding to extinction when they brought in a few mountain lions from Texas. Why don't they bring in a few closely related rhinos to that park to add new genes to help fight inbreeding

[@marymcelroy6157]

Did anyone else know about the Iriomote Cat from watching Tokyo Mew Mew or the bowlderized Mew Mew Power as a kid?

[@albertoparamo7066]

Remember seeing Diego at the San Diego zoo he really the goat

[@aarononeal9830]

You should talk about Ecosia they are a search engine that plants tress....

[@user-iu9ks6jq3q]

This man Diego was a menace 🤣

[@woolishmc]

MY BOY DIEGO GOT SOME

[@rogerdk4800]

5 Animals almost annihilated by humans... 1000s already annihilated..... Monsters at work.....

[@Nolan_889]

The man Diego dang single handley made 900 children’s what a chad made it look easy

[@ДениславКарагьозов]

Prety sure forest galante refound the javan tiger on an infared drone camera couple years ago

[@superdragon3060]

People please Save gharials they are realy cute and we cant let them go extinct

[@topramen5884]

Have you heard of the Vaquita porpoise? There’s less than 5 left in the wild.

[@joshbrewer1326]

I just really wanna see you make a vid about mandarin fish man

[@apss5736]

Wait has the upload schedule changed

[@TsukiCove]

yeah i was really busy last week so i think i'll be posting on monday and thursaday now :)

[@Tajik-840]

Diego reminds me a lot of me. Ngl

[@GlamFreddyhusband]

The vaquita porpois also an endangered species 10 left

[@KorosuzoXSR]

“Go Diego go.” Lol

[@jack710i2]

the man diego that chad just safe an entire species indeed very cool

[@nicbommarito8837]

Man so Diego was a shelled Casanova.

[@smuggthecomrade1477]

My hero Diego the tortuous

[@atla8438]

Surprised the vaquita isn’t on this list Also fu*k traditional medicine

[@Lai_n]

gharials are my favorite animals iv always wanted to have a pet crocodillian

[@steveh2506]

Try making some longer list so we can get longer videos brother.

[@Shimo2130]

I want the Indonesian government to do something

[@countdales5275]

Go Deigo

[@randomcommenter1433]

Honestly, I find the Sumatran rhino more endangered. While the other four species (white, black, Indian and Javan) are steadily bouncing back, the Sumatran species is still on a decline with less than 80 individuals left in the wild.

[@MyChannel-m9h]

Well, the south white rhino is. The northern white rhino is pretty much done for.

[@PortmanRd]

I wish we could say the same for the bloody Grey Squirrel. UK

[@prismaticc_abyss]

19th century: Europeans mass slaughtering all animals for quick profit 21st century: Chinese Mass slaughtering rare animals for magic big PP powder

[@aperson336]

Do animals with smallest habitat distribution

[@Abegoldhatch]

I want one of those Leopard Cats so bad. Give me a pair and I’ll take back ten thousand of them.

[@richardmyhan3369]

Sounds like Diego is a bit of a Ladies man. 😂😂

[@DanglingwithDietrik]

I don't wanna say it but... go diego go!

[@notsospecialk362]

WE HOPE ARNIE IS DOING WELL TOO

[@TsukiCove]

he is he just ate some banana :)

[@notsospecialk362]

@@TsukiCove aww ❤️😭

[@josesalinasmorales5332]

The only other crocodilian that is larger than the gharial is the Nile crocodile.

[@joshintosh3228]

please do philippine eagle or more philippines |day 3| (and yes i am filipino)

[@FreemanJoe1968]

4 out of the 5 animals were from Asia, I'm not surprised. You probably could have added a bunch more animals from Africa to that list.

[@microwavedcheetos]

Lesson of the day, be like Diego

[@pokemaster123ism]

If an issue with Javan Rhinos is genetic diversity, couldn’t some genetic material from Rhinos in Africa be brought in to widen the gene pool?

[@jase123111]

no.. because they are a totally different species. It would be unlikely they could interbreed, and if they did they would be hybrids... and probably infertile. A better idea might be to use the closely related Indian Rhino. But if they did that then again the species would be a hybrid. Sadly, I think it will eventually go extinct. They could then use the Indian Rhino to replace its role in the ecosystem. But, realistically, if they can't protect the one species that they have now, it will be even more difficult in the future with population growth and more environmental damage.

[@pierreheider4581]

Never forget,the Aoula loses habitad, because someone is logging fir with a John Deere! 🤪

[@monarchatto6095]

Can you do insects?

[@yapchannel6968]

Request Make A New Video About: 5 Animal's That Have Become A Man-Eater!

[@callsigncustard65]

Can you do an African biotope

[@666toysoldier]

FEWER than, NOT less. Use 'fewer' when talking about countable numbers; use 'less' when talking about volume. There are fewer grains of sand in a jigger than in a water glass; there is less sand in the smaller glass.

[@thefranceschis4748]

It said to adopt a rhino do you actually adopt one because I lost.

[@mohnish9645]

We all have to learn from diego

[@fitriazmin4556]

hello

[@aMentalPie]

Horrible that these disgusting people are hunting these animals to extinction. Worse that they probably don’t even know that they’re hunting them to extinction due to lack of education in these poorer countries. People are the disease.

[@r.k1623]

go diego go!

[@kendallkahl8725]

Its sad but the Javan rhino numbers were being wiped out by Javan Tigers until Javan tigers went extinct. If they had gone extinct 10 years earlier then the Javan Rhinos wouldn't have been endangered by inbreeding.