5 Prehistoric Fish Still Alive Today Part 2

[@kylelewis4685]

Jeremy Wades battles with the Arapaima are legendary

[@Shaden0040]

Recently there was a cross between a sturgeon and a paddlefish!

[@Handlesareawful2008]

Oh Yeah The Sturddle Fish Right

[@The_KingDoge]

I know their not all fish, but will you do a video on amazing and bizzare ancient aquatic cave life? Olms and the cave loak come to mind

[@physetermacrocephalus2209]

I've never heard of the African Butterfly fish before. New Fish :DDD Its really cool too! Like an African betta or something.

[@praoteccy]

love this series keep up the great work!

[@TsukiCove]

thanks i appreciate it and i'll keep them coming

[@salimjallad5287]

Yooooo tuski what's up Been waiting for a part 2 for a while thx brooo u made my day

[@TsukiCove]

Thanks man I appreciate it and I'm glad you like the vids

[@zekejeager2451]

@@TsukiCove are you Japanese too?

[@Acidassassin420]

The Australian lungfish shouldve got a mention imo, they date back 100 million years with little changes to their physiology. The family group also dates back roughly 400 million years

[@ANTSEMUT1]

Didn't he already mention all that in his video specifically on lungfish?

[@Acidassassin420]

@@ANTSEMUT1 yes he did but I would've thought they'd also get a mention again as they are 1 of only a few species that date back that far whilst still alive today. Being that this video was titled "5 prehistoric fish still alive today"

[@fahoodie1852]

Australian lungfish have existed (the species itself) for 28 million years, which is far longer than almost all vertebrate species. The only other vertebrate species I know that have existed for such amounts are whale sharks (also 28 million years) and nurse sharks (112 million years)

[@jamessparkman6604]

@@ANTSEMUT1 I don’t know if anyone thought about doing this yet but with these fish we can use or do you need to unlock the genetic secrets to resurrecting Some extinct fish Like ones from the Triassic Jurassic Cretaceous period that way we can make an aquatic Jurassic Park or maybe even some from the Paleozoic era

[@noahgabel7487]

they in fact are the closest living relative to the coelacanth

[@Handlesareawful2008]

How About The Hagfish They Date Back A Longer Than Dinosaurs

[@TsukiCove]

very true they are related to the lampreys as well

[@exelibrium]

I think it was an online poll once for which fish was going to be the national fish of Norway. The hagfish got the most votes, but s the election was stolen by the organiser and they decided on the blring and obvoius choice, the cod.

[@highcryptkeeperdragon1752]

@@TsukiCove there is a ancient relative of the goblin shark called the scapanorynchus which is smaller but somehow had no predators

[@Glittering_size]

@@TsukiCove there is also a greenland shark that dates back to the jurassic period

[@adidoes9942]

You should do 5 rarest fish

[@samaramonkman4129]

One should be the frilled shark

[@Dhruv_Dogra]

African Butterfly Fish are actually Africa's Arowana ?? Wow. Fascinating!

[@paulburke5516]

Love the video can add the Chinese Sturgeon if you make a 3 part

[@josefd4483]

#Clownfish

[@clauzellblackshear2057]

Thank you for this. Those are true living fossils and were blessed to see them today!!!

[@morimentos4661]

Can you make a video on 5 most consumed fish or smthg like that?

[@paololimos5496]

love your vids! my favorite past time during breaks at work

[@dwightmansburden7722]

The lungfish is one of the most ancient and bizarre fish on earth. Sturgeon are also pretty darn old. I have caught gar and paddlefish, in fact paddlefish are very strictly regulated in my state and the population has remained stable here. They can’t be caught by traditional methods, because they are filter feeders- people use heavy line and huge treble hooks to snag them. This species is probably the best chance a freshwater angler has to catch a truly giant fish. The eggs are sold as caviar, and the meat is delicious.

[@walkflx]

good job tsuki

[@crestedgeckoexe5918]

Frilled shark

[@TsukiCove]

great suggestion, i'll keep it in mind

[@diorno3644]

@@TsukiCove cow sharks

[@NinjaSushi2]

Baby sharks.

[@adamcarrillo209]

@@diorno3644 all six gill or more sharks are really old species

[@mossyart6435]

You stole my comment

[@The_KingDoge]

The beautiful and haunting Chimera fish comes to mind when watching this

[@samaramonkman4129]

I like the nice calm and smooth intro

[@Since-ob4pj]

Amazing video bro. Love it

[@heatherlyb22]

Great video! Are you going to do another largest freshwater fish videos?

[@Thesassysam]

Love your videos Tsuki. Do you think you’ll ever do a video on gouramis?

[@carbon_no6]

Killing an animal or fish just for their skin/hide is a DESPICABLE act that should never be done! Using the skin of a creature just for aesthetic fashion is wrong.

[@Constantine_Cvl8]

Yeah, there's use for the meat too.

[@theguywhoasked3392]

Awesome videos man! Hope you'll continue the series!

[@sauraplay2095]

Great video tsuki!

[@fredschmidt6802]

Would love to see something on the sturgeon . One prevalent in the great lakes . Have been on the in danger list for a long time . Is also part of the lake Erie monster joke we have here .

[@bobthebuilder6521]

I think a largest crab tier list would be very cool. My personal favorite is the Puget Sound King Crab

[@MrFossil367ab45gfyth]

The fish that lived alongside Spinosaurus were pretty large. Giant colecanths, giant saw fish, giant lungfish and giant bichir fish!

[@actttgaerin5911]

You need to do a video with the California yellowtail In it please. Love your channel.

[@kahmlahw.fishingalloutdoor2410]

Hey you should do a series of videos focused on 1 fish and talk about the category of that 1 fish and all the fish related to that fish

[@8Henrie8]

for a part 3 include sharks, tarpon, australian lungfish, frilled sharks, and sturgeons.

[@hyd3n376]

Great video, please do one on ancient and extinct species

[@chiangchengkooi9791]

Should include Coelacanths, first appeared during the Devonian Period roughly 400 million years ago, about 170 million years before the dinosaurs. Based on the fossil record, they were thought to have vanished during the mass extinction that wiped out about three-quarters of Earth's species following an asteroid strike at the end of the Cretaceous Period.

[@taruna2869]

I just saw a baby arapaima in my lfs. I never thought a fish that gets longer than my suv will be this cute when its a baby

[@Alamito24]

Brilliant as usual.

[@ilovefishing1654]

You should do a series on top 5 most popular fish to catch in every country

[@embo4887]

In Indiana we call the paddlefish a spoonbill. And onetime fishing at a popular fishing spot i sometimes go to a guy caught one, the proceeded to put it on his stringer with catfish. The DNR saw him do that they went up to him and they were not happy, took it off the stinger let it go then they arrested him.

[@notmyname9625]

I watched my friend successfully stab a sea lamprey with a pocket knife when we were kids. It was kinda cruel considering their native where i live but it was also one of the most impressive things I’ve ever seen a child do. We literally just spotted 2 of them in the river while walking by and without skipping a beat he just took his shoes off rolled up his jeans n waded right up to them and stabbed one right in the back like it was just part of his everyday routine. It was crazy.

[@powslasher2562]

I love this series!

[@roberttaylor2334]

Nice video

[@riccardodellanno1611]

Ghost "sharks" are very ancient too

[@cds3703]

frilled shark maybe billfish are prehistoric can you also make another video on fastest fish in the ocean, like other fast fish?

[@kiransreenivasan9878]

Have any wish to have an arapaima mate!?

[@TsukiCove]

if I had the space I would definitely have one so hopefully in the future i can get one

[@kiransreenivasan9878]

@@TsukiCove waiting for the weekly updates I am then!!

[@Jklopoppcorn]

I don’t think the paddlefish is extinct yet, I saw one a couple days ago lol

[@sharavpanneer3059]

You should do a biggest fish of all time

[@benmcreynolds8581]

Gollum sneakhead, oarfish, lungfish, frilled shark, arapaima, hagfish, lancetfish, arowana, nautilus, sunfish.

[@longshots2593]

There’s farm raised paddlefish for pond stocking for algae control

[@asgautbakke8687]

Two fishes I would like to see, are the lungfishes. The African / South American variety and then the barramunda, the Australian one.

[@-0zone492]

hagfish and sturgeon are also called living fossil along with frilled shark and six gilled shark

[@joshuamoore24_7]

Sawfish ! Coelacanth ! That's two when are making a part 3?☺️

[@dontmindmyname1234]

both of those were in part 1

[@nerinablais6623]

I can't think of any living fossils other than horseshoe crabs. Then again, I don't know much about living fossils because I'm still learning about animals in general. 😅

[@anthonylachelli2170]

Elephant Shark, Bluntnose Six Gill Shark, P. Palau Cave Eel

[@anonymousstout4759]

What sand were you use for your snakehead aquarium?

[@Shaden0040]

Sawnose skate was around for Spinosaurus to eat,

[@paololimos5496]

lungfish - we need a part 3

[@jerryamescua]

Think there’s a vid of an Arapima knocking a dude out cold

[@vaimlune8055]

It's mostly the face but an arapaima looks like a giant betta fish to me. Both are adorable but I don't know if I want to hand feed an arapaima. ^-^

[@youcankillgod]

something you don't pointed is that araipaima have large farms in development, this fish is not hard to breed and lot of countries are breeding in lakes now.

[@thefishdude]

Plecos are around 20 millon years old.

[@gianisboubouridis8045]

The fish I’m about to mention is not really for this list but it’s a really pretty and interesting one at least from my perspective It’s the Mediterranean painted comber every time I’d go swimming I’d look for them in crevices and holes or around big rocks

[@deimos7784]

Do a video on some of the least notable fish

[@Njv49193]

The lamprey are clever girls

[@exelibrium]

Lancetfish could be considered the longest lineage seperate from other fish, but it might be debated if they could be considered true fish.

[@indomrex4660]

Can you do lancetfish

[@rosethefirechieftess1683]

Are Arowana and Aropeima fish related?

[@Ya_Pal_Pebbles]

Is the.. Angler Fish one of the prehistoric fish..?

[@maxwalker1159]

interesting

[@Tricky12u]

Would a cave tetra count?

[@tycho1880]

I know they're extinct for a long time but Placoderms are really cool and deserve some attention :)

[@kaisarjibrilartasyah4866]

Yeah I love placoderms

[@sumanakumarage9662]

We need tank updates plss 😃😃

[@TheFuel89]

Who would've thought there was something good about dams for fish populations.

[@raphlvlogs271]

the fins of the paddle fish looks like that of the shark.

[@trapjaw86]

Would love a aquarium sized paddle fish

[@DrewLonmyPillow]

3:02 is it also possible they they convergently evolved because their environments are similar?

[@treegaming4606]

Arapaima was my favorite

[@joseortiz6677]

Fishyyyyyyyyyy

[@lilfrog1115]

The longnose gar (150 millions year)

[@chasecarlson4900]

I had the privilege to see a least brook lamprey in our local creek, a threatened species in our area, so it was a super exciting find!

[@jadoncarr4423]

Coelacanth!!

[@roselledancel9661]

Do sturg

[@terencerose1212]

Whats the intro song can someone help me with the name.

[@JunaidWolf3]

How about the jellyfish they have been around longer then a lot of animals

[@seanlewis66]

What about African lung fish

[@cesarpagan4640]

You forgot to say arrowheads their scales were used for arrowheads also

[@rickyhall1477]

What kind of catfish is that?

[@SleepDeprived002]

It’s unfortunate but my dad’s “good pair” of boots is made of descaled arapaima skin. They don’t even look that good.

[@peabrain6872]

Paddlefish looks so silly

[@mitchellskene8176]

Not sure what your criteria is for being prehistoric, but I'd say The Great White. They've been around for at least 10 million years, possibly even 15 million years. I'd say that qualifies as prehistoric.

[@fahoodie1852]

Most species in this video are recent, just very old families. I’d like to see whale sharks, Queensland lungfish, and the nurse shark as they all have existed for far longer than any other fish species

[@fahoodie1852]

Nurse sharks - they are the oldest vertebrate and have existed for 112 million years

[@thefatraptor4424]

Lung fish, neoceratodus. Its species has lived since the early Devonian, around 410 million years ago, so I don’t think nurseries sharks are the oldest, but they are old.

[@Ya_Pal_Pebbles]

Or.. the Mola Sun Fish

[@ibrahimmirza2583]

What about sturgeon

[@lcfishing859]

What about the pleco

[@ilikegibleteetaht9702]

The chimeara

[@johnvanlindingham9490]

These are plenty people us in general are not knowledgeable of this I have traveled most of the world the goblin shark its head protrusion is a proboscis

[@MonsterHunterBoi]

why is arapaima chapter called rapaima please fix that

[@chartrandoutdoors2336]

White sturgeon

[@satansamael666]

Six-gill sharks.

[@136outdoors]

50th guy to like vid :D

[@254byronbm]

Red tail catfish

[@daddywazza]

Could we get largest fish to ever exist (Extinct species)