5 Extinct Species That Were Rediscovered

[@Mike-tg7dj]

Endangered and extinct animals have story to tell too. It is a dark subject but, their story has to be told. I have heard that our existence/environment is like tapestry, and all of nature its threads. Whenever an animal goes extinct it's like pulling a thread loose and out leave it threadbare. Soon it loses so manyit doesn't look like it should. When the scale is completely tipped nature falls part triggering an E.L.E. I hope we have sense enough to realize this and fix it.

[@TsukiCove]

Thats a really great way to put it, people don't seem to care when less interesting or unloved species go extinct but each animal plays an important role in it's ecosystem and without them it can collapse. I hope we can fix it too

[@theorganicmemejuice316]

@@TsukiCove can you do a video on invasive species in California?

[@casper6405]

Other animals will eventually take their place Remember the great dying at the end of the Permian 95% of live went extinct but look at earth now still spinning and life still thriving With new animals And after us other species will take our place as the dominant species It's how life goes We shouldn't look at the once was and couldve bean we should look at what we still have

[@augustuslunasol10thapostle]

Something will knit a new tapestry we just might not make it into it if we keep on going with this

[@TheLochs]

Thats true but throughout the history of our planet 90% or more of species go extinct. And that was happening before human involvement. But I do agree we are hastening it at a fast pace.

[@cs82271]

I heard that if you took a Blue Whale and a Coelacanth to an underwater cavern near Nagasaki and dug into the far wall covered in braille, then you'd awaken three sleeping golems in various locations around the island. Supposedly one of them is made from sandstone rock, another from shining steel, and the last of crystallized ice.

[@ingeridordecola4844]

Coelacanth and Whale: **show up** Regirock, Registeel and Regice: ゴゴゴゴ

[@angelicaph483]

Wait a minute...... is this the regice, regirock and registeal puzzle in the pokemon gen 3 games?

[@bradbradthebrad]

@@meliyahreid4200 you didn’t get the funni pokemon reference

[@LocseryuOfficial]

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[@dementednun1175]

That's Joan Collins bedroom

[@darkkiller_2127]

Could you do “Animal species that could ‘come back’ in the future”? I would love to see that

[@TsukiCove]

I guess i could that would be quite an interesting video to make :)

[@obambagaming1467]

You mean animals like mammoths, dodo and tasmanian tiger? Because all of them have quite a high chance to brought back.

[@k_tess]

Neanderthals!

[@Max23465789]

In North America there's several groups working to bring back the passenger pigeon & the American Chestnut, "functionally extinct due to a blight."

[@de4d092]

I immediately thought of insects and creatures that could be barely affected by anything. they won't "come back" to the future because they never even left.

[@Vaimlune]

I love coelacanths so much. They're such beautiful animals. I hope they can get their numbers up so they aren't threatened anymore. I really hope nautiluses are doing okay too. They're my favorite sea creature in the whole world but they're so delicate. But they've survived this long, so hopefully they'll be alright.

[@demetriuspowell29]

There’s a Pokémon based off this animal

[@demetriuspowell29]

Yup it’s relicanth

[@endangwasanani51]

I mean, indonesia(one of the place they live in) is drowning, wich is bad for indonesia, but.. good for coelacanths??

[@Vaimlune]

@@endangwasanani51 Oh, I didn't know that. I hope the people there are okay.

[@xirobs9823]

@@Vaimlune here is absolutely fine, except if the child of Krakatoa explode then jakarta(capital of Indonesia) could be sinking

[@a1ve_z847]

I love this channel so underrated

[@TsukiCove]

Thanks i really appreciate it :)

[@brucemoreno5947]

It is with such great content.

[@owenmcglone5275]

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[@frogonaka505gamers4]

True

[@frogonaka505gamers4]

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[@jgreenberg]

This is such a great channel, the intro is bright but relaxed, the creator's voice extremely calming and the pacing of the videos is fast enough to retain the viewer's interest but not so fast that it's overwhelming or steps out of the relaxing nature of the channel. One of my absolute favourites on here.

[@darkonyx6995]

I love the Takahē, it's basically a living Dodo bird =D

[@aleenajobi7428]

Thats downsized and more colourful

[@darkonyx6995]

@@aleenajobi7428 Yup, a smol and happy dodo.

[@TheUsualGK]

It was first tought it was a off shot of the species

[@IridescentMoth]

Naw that's the raptor from League of legends lol

[@jeffbrehove2614]

I thought that was the Shoebill Stork's bread and butter

[@melaniewahl845]

I can't get over how adorable all the flightless birds are 😍 I really need to visit New Zealand someday!!

[@TsukiCove]

i know i love New Zealands wildlife it's so unique, i need to go there too and not just to walk the lord of the rings trail haha :)

[@melaniewahl845]

That would be an epic vacation!!! Lord of the rings scenery and all the unique wildlife you can imagine 🤩 it would almost feel like visiting another planet for me 😍

[@urlicqeldromamakolligjazva1752]

Good place to go. I'm from there. Foreigners are more than welcome. No poisonous animals. Only animal's that might attack you, are dogs, rams, bulls, untrained horses, 9 foot eels or a person. People attacking foreigners is rear you have to push the wrong button with the wrong person in the wrong place. In saying that, follow the tour route, it'll take you to all the right towns, not the broke towns full of thieves and the like. Try Wanganui, go on a rowing tour. See some old maori villages, in some of the most wild parts of the north island your guide will translate. Horse trekking through the bush (forest), nights under a blanket of stars. Or wildlife preserves. The rustling under the leaves in the day is lizards or non vemonous tarantula's. If you meet the right guides, it'll be a lot of stories, fun and laughing. Bush New Zealanders have a childish sense of humour, especially if they are maori. Still telling jokes from a hundred years ago with a modern twist.

[@-Gax-]

I live in New Zealand and the only walking bird I have ever seen in the wild is a (many) pukeko. Even when you go to the zoo there is not a guaranteed chance to see a kiwi, I think in my 32 years I've seen them twice. Although I haven't done any of the tourist activities as they're outside of the price range of the average kiwi.

[@urlicqeldromamakolligjazva1752]

@@-Gax- pukeko can fly

[@speedfreak5616]

This channel is so criminally underrated its unreal! Love the content, such a hidden gem 💎 I love that your very supportive of Rewilding Britain!

[@wormworm580]

Another cool one to mention is the night parrot. It was presumed extinct for over 50 years (I think??). When I was younger my class was told to do a presentation on an endangered species. Even though it was considered extinct, for whatever reason I decided to do my presentation on the night parrot, and talked about how it could still be alive and thus was technically an endangered species(?? I was a weird kid). This was in 2013-recently live specimens of the night parrot were REDISCOVERED! Do you ever just… like a bird so much that you bring it back from the dead? Yeah me too.

[@joelbalsters5352]

I looked it up and no sightings between 1912-1979

[@PineIsTooCute]

Kakapo is a great example for this too I'm not sure if kakapo and night parrot is the same thing though

[@jacindahutton7673]

Another New Zealand species that came back from the dead was the 'Giant Weta', which funnily enough was what you pictured, regular weta are smaller. They were considered extinct for decades until a school kid bought one to class one day.

[@AndrewFrickey]

Hey weird question do you have any articles on this?

[@juandiego8946]

I need to know, do you have articles on this

[@Julia.Taunton-Clark99]

A lot of these stories hit close to home for me. The Takahe, Kakapo and Coelacanth

[@Star_Stormz]

I would like a video about some of the most unknown animals, animals that not many people have heard of. there are lots of cool ones that deserve more recognition

[@Oreosucka]

Thank you for this!!! I literally found your channel yesterday and watched all of your extinct species/ endangered species videos and wanted more lol

[@Joe-gg4nq]

Gotta say this is an excellent channel, so bingeable.

[@Yourr_Local_Therapistt]

Fun fact there’s another animal I know of that was thought to have gone extinct in 1866 it’s known as the crested gecko it was rediscovered in 1994 and today there everywhere due to the pet trade and many are still found in the wild but only on one island called New Caledonia

[@dominicthegamingnerd8650]

New Caledonia is a lot like New Zealand but had way crazier wildlife, should look it up, there's a lotta cool critters that are now long gone

[@zachbagbey4926]

So with the takae being found as a fossil first, when they discovered a living takae how accurate were they on the creatures description?

[@mr.d00m37]

The fossils found were of a North Island takahe, similar but not the same species as the living South Island takahe

[@aDaewooLanos]

We have a few species in NZ that are split into North Island and South Island species, due to the islands being different so they evolve differently: North being flatter, warmer, and more forests and the South being more mountainous, colder, and more grasslands.

[@magdalena_dewinter]

@@aDaewooLanos had never been to the north apart from wellington till this year, wasn’t prepared for how much hotter it is lol

[@aDaewooLanos]

@@magdalena_dewinter Hahaha yeah, I'm in Auckland and last week I was melting from either sun heat or humidity heat. Can't wait for winter cos I love and prefer the cold lol.

[@TheAdrian229]

Dont know how about Tekahe, but those funny little doggies are exactly like they were described from bones. But of course no one could read that they are very vocal and social from bones

[@ohianaw]

i remember seeing a peccary in a zoo once and they look so distinct from all other animals ive seen. they look cute too

[@bigfoottroisiemepartielave1759]

Yeah, Javelina ain't so cute, especially in numbers.

[@weeblewobble1235]

@@bigfoottroisiemepartielave1759 you beat me to the comment by 2 weeks

[@bigfoottroisiemepartielave1759]

@@weeblewobble1235 The best advice about camping/hiking in Arizona that my uncle ever gave me was "in the desert, everything can kill you." Those piggies aren't so cute when they're charging full bore at you.

[@MyName-bw1kz]

Crested Geckos were also thought to have been extinct until around 20-30 years ago on islands in Asia.

[@sqwbamaus2525]

New Caledonia isnt in Asia, Unless you meant Melanesia.

[@D_R757]

One of my favorite channels to watch to unwind after work, as soon as I hear that theme song my anxiety just melts away, thank you bro

[@aDaewooLanos]

In New Zealand we also have the New Zealand Storm Petrel which was declared extinct in 1850 and rediscovered again in 2003.

[@justinmix143]

Can’t believe I’m just finding this awesome channel. The algorithm for my feed is failing me, this is like 10000% completely up my alley. But-At least I have tons of stuff to binge now. Score!

[@viktorsworldproductions]

This is one out of three of the best animal list videos you've made. along with. extinct animal scientists are trying to bring back. and extinct animals but not forgotten

[@T3nch1]

If memory serves, the Tasmanian Tiger is rumored to still exists in New Guinea. Researchers have speculated from tribal stories of similar creatures that the Tasmanian Tiger may have once roamed across Australia and into New Guinea while there was still a land bridge. So far none have been found but there are still stories from rural arias of potential Tigers hiding in the more mountainous regions. Rumors and hearsay, but the exploration of New Guinea hasn't exhausted yet so we may yet find them there.

[@undoubtedcrow8010]

Rumor is that it's still alive in Australia too. But no one wants to admit it because that would be trouble for the logging companies.

[@Sgt.chickens]

@@undoubtedcrow8010 More and more believable with the recent stuff thats come out about places like forrestry NSW. they completely ignore all the regulations set to protect native species. wouldn't be surprised if they bulldozed through a newly discovered species each day without caring,.

[@Vlogs.withthegirls]

There is still takahe in the north island they are on motutapu island

[@WotDennis]

Honestly you've quickly become my favourite channel on this platform. Every single time you upload it usually makes my night, thank you. :)

[@WisdomWealthMotivation]

This was a very good video idea actually, thanks Tsuki.

[@sauraplay2095]

Great video tsuki!👍

[@AlexWithington]

Thank you for giving some attention to the work doc do for the nz wildlife mate they deserve it

[@ssiermespio6455]

I'm going to subscribe, it's my first video. I will say that keep doing videos like this, the fact that you just go straight to the point it's pleasing! I wanted to watch what i read and your title is literally your video! No clickbait or things like that! Thanks man For just doing what you love!

[@Dinofaniguess]

This channel always makes me learn a new thing everyday

[@johnwells9089]

The sound clips made all the difference stellar video

[@mateo3993]

This video and your channel is really cool! Keep it up! It would be awesome if you made a top 5 invasive/endangered species of California videos.

[@TsukiCove]

I was planning to feature California pretty soon :)

[@mateo3993]

@@TsukiCove Excited to see the vid!

[@owenbarnes5284]

Hooray to the Animals that are making a come back so great to see species get rediscovered

[@HappyMatt12345]

One of my personal favorite stories of a species thought extinct just to make a rebound is the crested gecko. They were thought to have gone extinct in the mid 1800's I believe, not sure of the exact year, but they were rediscovered more than 100 years later and have since went from thought extinct to least concern simply because of how well they took to captivity. They became one of the most popular gecko species among reptile enthusiasts, right alongside the Leopard Gecko! Today they can be found in the wild on the island of New Caledonia, France, but worldwide as captive-bred pets.

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

Really cool they got rediscovered. You just never know. Got a new subscriber. Was fun to watch. Great video

[@sagacious03]

Great video! Glad to hear these species still have a chance! Thanks for uploading!

[@Trauma09]

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[@TsukiCove]

thank you i really appreciate it :)

[@cadenlikespigs]

Another one is the crested gecko but I’m pretty sure you already talked about it before.

[@TsukiCove]

I have but thats very true, i love those little lizards :)

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This channel is so good! Discovered it a few days ago!

[@kingrama2727]

Hopefully this channel can get to 100k by the end of the year!!! So underrated…

[@koongubby]

What a coincidence! I just saw a takahe yesterday (not in the wild of course). Just a little tip it’s pronounced “taka-hey” not “taka-hee”. Anyway another great video, keep it up!

[@khajiitwithwares7734]

visited new Zealand for a school trip and we visited a reserve of some sort, we actually got to see 2 of the Takahē! It was amazing

[@panchatronv0.534]

Almost at 50k so proud I was here for the starter months, it makes me want to make my own channel all the more its just what to post about

[@mymysticaqua2952]

Very informative and nice video. Thank you for sharing. 🙏

[@JohnDrummondPhoto]

I've never heard of the New Zealand Singing Dog until this video. Something new every day.

[@stonerman2096]

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[@paultriplett243]

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[@tamoya1000]

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[@alfredsupersauce]

Bush dogs are some of my favorite animals! Unfortunately for us American viewers they are not common in our zoos like they are in Europe. I really wanted to see some in person, so I looked into it and only a handful of American zoos house them.

[@Donadagohvii]

I absolutely love you and your channel. you bring much needed knowledge to us all ❤

[@dylangeltzeiler946]

0:50 I’ve seen & heard of those New Zealand Birds on an episode of David Attenborough’s Documentary Living Planet: Worlds Apart. “Then I thought the Kiwi was the only living Big Bird on New Zealand. Apart from its extinct relative the Moa.” In Living Planet: Worlds Apart, David Attenborough said that there were 200 of them left. I hope they’ve increased their numbers since then. 4:31 I’m aware of the “Dinosaur Fish”. What? It’s the name given from one of the Documentaries one of Coelacanths were featured on. I think it was from National Geographic. Anyway, the Coelacanths are one of the the probably few dozen living fossils that survived the extinction of the Dinosaurs 65 Million years ago.

[@snakehandler87]

Glad these animals are still around! 💚

[@SternaRegnixTube]

Love the old intro, and the doggo 😄

[@CwL-1984]

Outstanding 👍👍. I would like to see the Tasmanian tiger make this list one day.

[@amazingaquaticsandexotics3030]

awesome video tsuki

[@kingdedede3814]

I remember crying when I first realized that the Coelacanth was still alive in one of those National Geographic videos

[@mitchellskene8176]

I'm willing to bet this becomes somewhat of a series. It would be interesting, especially if you include the Pygmy Right Whale. I know not everyone would.

[@greasygrisha2706]

For a school trip one time, I went to an ecosanctuary and was able to see quite a lot of takahe, it was amazing.

[@mstr293]

Ok, those bush dogs are weirdly adorable. Like a Tasmanian Devil and Dachshund mix.

[@wendallwinn4034]

Love this channel. 500 m is a lot deeper than 985 ft. Closer to 1640 ft

[@michaelzentichko8790]

Happier topic, surprised you didn't mention crested geckos

[@inaaronshead7331]

Big name channels, starting off channels always seem to not know or forget New Guinea singing dog exist.. Glad to finally see one channel recognise it, without me either type the dog's name in or mentioning it in a comment Respect

[@williamsnekspeare3090]

The takahe is my new favorite bird and I will do anything to make sure it won't go extinct, glad to see that their population is increasing.

[@Isa-sy5rb]

My friend you’re making very good very awsome and very interesting videos

[@abrarnoorani8385]

Imagine the world thinking you're dead and then you just show up to what is effectively your own funeral just like- "why hello there"

[@sundalosketch4769]

We need to protect every single endangered animal on our planet, dammit! I love the Bush dog and the Takahē, i don't want them to end up like the Tazmanian Tiger.

[@Handlesareawful2008]

Can You Do Another Invasive Species Video? I Would Like To See One Covering The Invasive Species In California.

[@TsukiCove]

It's funny you should say that because thats the place i was going to cover next :)

[@dimetrodon2250]

The thing about the coelacanths is that they were once a very diverse group of fish, living in all sorts of different habitats and occupying different niches. Today, only the deep sea species remain. The deep sea is probably the worst environment for fossil formation, but also one of the most stable habitats on earth due to the fact that its not nearly as affected by changes in climate (although we humans are starting to impact that environment as well)

[@tonybezanson9625]

You should do one on plants, Judean date palm, wollemi and the 32,000 year old silene as examples

[@youtubecommenter_]

What's ur intro theme its so relaxing and calming and I usually watch ur video to help destress from life

[@moon_boon]

Thanks for sharing this knowledge

[@glorygloryholeallelujah]

Awww a “singing dog” is such a cute name! I can’t wait to hear their sounds! *~{demonic screaming howl noises}~* 👁👃👁 👄

[@cyclingboy788]

I’m addicted to these videos

[@conradharvey1547]

The guy that spotted the fish at the market is the grandfather of Forrest galante

[@thethumbisafinger]

Wallace’s Giant Bee went unnoticed for more than a century!

[@danseth5775]

I'm still hoping for the day someone discoverers a Tasmanian Tiger

[@apss5736]

Awesome video

[@TsukiCove]

Thanks i appreciate it :)

[@fanofalmosteverything4658]

I thought the spotted fish was only in creatures of sonaria I was really surprised when i saw it in the video :0 They did a really good job at modeling it :]

[@kristhyansc]

A first time ever video was captured last week of a pack of Vinegar Dog hunting down a Paca in Brazil. Amazing footage

[@frozenfireball2341]

I like the chill intro👌

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You are my fav channel🤗

[@borneoaquatics3056]

I wished your narration was just a bit slower! Love to watch your videos before bed time, but seems like your narration woke me up 🤣 nevertheless, awesome contents !

[@Lexzah]

The takahē is prounced Taka - hay, rather than Taka - he A great video though! I love seeing which animals have bounced back.

[@dripy2681]

Could you make a part 2 also love your channel : )

[@dariusnoxian1642]

Got a Sub. Great vid. No clickbait hahah.

[@SwampApeSci]

If you want to talk about extinct species coming back the Mexican Tequila Fish has just been released back into the wild after nearly 20 years of being declared extinct. Seeing as its a fish it'd be right up your alley.

[@joshtompkins1538]

I kinda wanted to see the Aldabra Rail on this list considering that the thing actually DID go extinct and then evolved itself back into existence.

[@CwL-1984]

Outstanding 👍👍

[@thisisahandlee]

wish this guy got more views and subs

[@TsukiCove]

thank you i'm sure i'll get there at some point :)

[@austinmccormick8952]

That 1 st bird when compared to the closely related bird. Man, the family resemblance is uncanny

[@kainedakillerv2704]

I am from New Zealand and i was lucky to meet some takahē (pronounced ta-ka-hay btw!!!) On tiri tiri matangi ( a island where they live, breed and thrive free from pests and rats)

[@badgerale]

Technically the singing dog is not a rediscovered 'species' - it's a breed of domestic dog that went feral a long time ago, much like the dingo.

[@floridawoman25]

great video

[@MrSicc274]

Awesome to see NZ on here I didn’t even know

[@reportedstolen3603]

Can you do a video on newly discovered species (last decade)?

[@adriancano3991]

So the coelacanth evolved into a coelacanth millions of years later. Great job scientist explaining evolution

[@baksoy2755]

im new to the channallll but hey i liked it

[@questioneverything2488]

What do you think the probability that the Thilocine in australasia still exist? Australia is a huge continent with many different habitats and this animal is also a survivor. There is historical and written evidence that dinosaurs still existed in the 16th century CE, in India. I want to thank you very much for this video you have produced and look forward to more videos.

[@goatedyakchop1319]

Good video

[@TsukiCove]

thanks i appreciate it :)

[@goatedyakchop1319]

@@TsukiCove no problem

[@MoonMoon-cl4co]

That reminds me of the story of lord howe stick insect! you should talk about them if you make a part two.