DEAD Animals Scientists Are Close to Reviving!

Coming up are some extinct animals scientists are close to revising from extinction!
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[@kiankapil]

I'll stop worrying when i hear they brought back the dodo

[@annoymous]

@Creeperboss999 it's a bird

[@lurking_doc6657]

Dodds were killed by humans i think

[@maniacgacha]

Dodo birds were smart the only reason they were killed was: they look dumb, and they were not afraid of hoomans

[@kylubking2007]

Me to go dodo

[@kylubking2007]

Go dodos go

[@NotThreeFoxesInATrenchCoat]

While bringing extinct animals back would be revolutionary, it may be dangerous introducing them to their old environment after other animals have taken over. So while we are saving one species, another may perish

[@ericlamb4501]

Why would Humans care? When was the last time anyone ever asked "should we do this?"

[@johnwatrous3058]

@@ericlamb4501 Bring back a predator in Australia would be a good way to get rid of mice and rabbits.

[@SaganJumJum]

Yeah. Animals are the dangerous typo in Earth blueprint. :D

[@ittfamily7083]

Chuba cabras

[@HeavenlyiceDream]

k . but that's not a good idea. The world climate isn't the same as it was when these dudes lived. YOu cannot replicate those environments outside. Just don't do it.

[@Themoonstitanic]

I personally think this might be extremely hard to do because the DNA from the bones skin, etc. might be too deteriorated to even use especially if it’s been over 1000 to 1,000,000,000 years it would be extremely hard to extract DNA from an animal that’s been alive thousands or even billions of years ago

[@YoDVStar]

Love you videos bro editing is crazy and video is better 🔥

[@lostsoulgamer908]

0:46-0:52 "What has huge tusks, a furry winter coat, and weighs about 6 tons?" Muscle Man: "MY MOM!"

[@crow-with-a-knife]

XD

[@xcraft225]

LOL

[@Dimo12]

@Aanya Rao shut uo

[@powerstar4921]

Damn boyyy

[@Mallorythegoth]

A mammot?

[@jeffreytroutman9558]

Yes, it would be cool to see extinct animals walk the earth again, but we need to focus more on keeping animals that are still walking the earth that are BECOMING extinct from becoming extinct. We should not worrying about bringing back mammoths, we should start working on multiplying animals like pandas, and other animals to keep them from becoming extinct. Worry about animals that are still alive rather than the ones is already dead.

[@lynnofmoonsclaws209]

Yeah, everyone's screaming about hwo cool it would be, but here you are spewing facts and no one listens....

[@TrenchCoatDingo]

if we perfect cloning it wont matter how many die we can just bring them back.

[@nogal9975]

we just downloading the original version man doesn’t mean we’re not gonna keep the new

[@joshpaniagua7645]

Boring 😴

[@bafoonga7793]

Pandas are actually doing quite well now

[@LIVE.LAUGH.EMPIRE]

Mammoths could very well be brought back without dna construction. They existed from evolving in a cold environment. So if elephants somehow started breeding in a colder environment, then they could come back. But even with that, it would still be very hard

[@_game_stump_7768]

and take millions of years once the human race is gone we cant ensure there survival long term... although i do see your point👍

[@stephaniemyers1789]

🐅 I have a question. if a

[@stephaniemyers1789]

If an animal Can you bring it back to life Again.🐅🐆🦁🦊🐺🦍🦬🐑🦣🐘🐀🐨🐻‍❄️🐼🐼🦣🐮🐱🐶🐶🐴🐴🦬

[@petedallas3044]

Good point, polar bears are going to evolve to become brown bears in colour again as ice melts.

[@kailamorales4408]

True

[@ChuzzleFriends]

0:47 Woolly Mammoth 6:19 Thylacine 11:09 Dodo 14:06 Moa 16:47 Siberian Unicorn 20:41 Passenger Pigeon 23:41 Sabertooth Tiger ----- 6:15 When the mammoth is sus 16:50 When the unicorn is sus 18:43 Did not adapt, growling stomach! 20:37 Here's looking at you, 'unicorn'! 22:45 YOWCH!

[@ericnielsen3918]

Thanks

[@Sw33tT4rt]

Lol😅😂

[@steampunk9722]

keeping existing species alive is good, but reviving long lost animals could have negative impacts on today's ecosystem, which has been functioning without them for a very long time.

[@ChocolateBabe_]

Exactly!

[@peightongarcia9492]

I agree but I could be good you never know

[@ZEN-oq4og]

I agree dude this is not the year this is definitely not the year

[@maskedgodyt5118]

The only negative impact on todays ecosystems are Humans

[@Kratos-un4oc]

They will not release them into the nature they will be in a closed environment

[@Goomster616]

I swear, one day I'm gonna look out of my window and see a god damn raptor just munching on something outside.

[@IceColdRona]

Fr tho😭🤣

[@Mar2Solid]

IK RIGHT XD

[@YRS_Only]

True

[@Official_Nova717]

IT IS A LIE THEY WILL NOT

[@TheShatteredHal0]

LOL

[@michelleoconnor4243]

I am so happy that thylacines can be revived.

[@Andres-nw1us]

Who was waiting for the dodo 🦤 🗿

[@jaido681]

Me

[@RahkimJ06]

Me I love birds

[@Ninjagamingbros890]

My best friend dodo 🦤 🗿🗿

[@FunwithLois]

Me I love dodo’s

[@user-ej5hp4xh2c]

Me🔥🔥

[@alannx8692]

Scientists in 3000: We are about to make a hybrid that will be exactly like Kong

[@vortexwarpers3338]

Scientist 4:why would we do that we wouldn’t want to make shin king-

[@peermohammed11]

Kong is more easyier than godzilla

[@puppersjr6389]

I prefer giant monke

[@alannx8692]

@@peermohammed11 yah let me edit that

[@dinocampsquad8685]

Âř*ķņ ţ&el ×el

[@KYXE]

The Tasmanian Tiger actually used it’s tail to stand on its hind legs to search for prey, like the kangaroo

[@aayangondal9693]

did you watch wild kratts

[@Chilturtle]

Some would say bringing back the saber tooth tiger wouldn’t be beneficial but I personally think the if we’re bringing the woolly mammoth back saber tooth’s could be used as a population control

[@sxnxstervxbes3689]

I remember watching a documentary with my granny about the Thylacine that died due to neglect. Its really sad

[@ladybugh]

When he started talking about putting dna with other animals together that made me think “omg jurassic park is real”

[@oltroy5282]

Hi

[@jaquelinevernon3653]

For real

[@Shredmtb_]

Lol

[@Lilpetey__]

It most definitely is

[@chiamakankachukwu6855]

Wow

[@sreerajkp7289]

I dont know why but whenever he says recently i start imaging the animals living in 1800's and 1900's.

[@Steve-zc9ht]

Same lol

[@eddyhoopin]

agreed

[@Glitchblade833]

Amazing video!👍 Hope we get to see these magnificent creatures rule the earth again

[@valentinagodovan]

I love your videos! Make some more please!

[@forokumi272]

Scientists in 20000: we are gonna bring a iguana with spikes on it.

[@bluewolfpackgames2215]

Kinda like Godzilla???

[@Dimo12]

@Ava-Rose Halford shut up

[@teresaglock7138]

@ChannelnotfoundOof what did they do jerk!?

[@Dimo12]

@@teresaglock7138 Shut up Read more...

[@Dimo12]

@A Guy On YT they are mean look

[@alishchamlagain8105]

Scientists in 2050: Humans are classified as highly endangered due to introduction of terrifying creatures like...

[@canismajor8601]

Actual 2050: the human species lifespan has increased to120 years, most predators are either extinct or domesticated, and the secret of the dna is finally unlocked and mars and the moon is 50% terraformed and habitable to life and earth is more civilized than ever.

[@bitchesa]

HELLO SMORT PEOPLE

[@ferengiprofiteer9145]

@@canismajor8601 You are dreaming. Haven't you heard of man made history revision, so we can relive it?

[@popsicleplayz9289]

@@canismajor8601 I barely even now what 75% of that means

[@aubriwilson]

Like what

[@Crestkmu]

6:38 Love it when you said that “extreme old-age of specimens” I rewind⏪again & again just to listens those 5 words lol

[@DNTLVelasquezlaline]

I’d love if they brought back the dodo bird… sure they are clumsy and flightless but it would be so cool to see one!

[@xtronkillmaster2517]

The mammoth would be cool to see revived. Especially being that they’re not gonna really hurt anything in the arctic.

[@DaRealKing303]

No grass

[@davido3744]

Didn't you watch the video. The wooly mammoth would help keep the ice in the Arctic from melting and keep vegetation alive

[@DaRealKing303]

@@davido3744 their immune systems would be so outdated they would die almost instantly. This is just another way for the government to steal your tax money.

[@faouri.]

@@DaRealKing303 what? they could easily survive todays bacteria there are millions of bacteria and deadly fungi locked inside the arctic ice that used to home the mammoths

[@DaRealKing303]

@@faouri. that's not how it works. Lol

[@everythingistaken587]

so if we can clone extinct animals can we clone red pandas THAT ARE ABOUT TO become extinct?

[@kronomcs]

And white rhinos

[@kronomcs]

@Britt Joy yeah we should

[@philipsayson8335]

Agree👍

[@goldem]

@@kronomcs White rhinos will always be extinct due to hunting

[@beckettberry7698]

@@kronomcs I have seen white rhinos in many sorts of sites and many research on them and people are trying to clone and breed them as much as they can. It’s pretty cool except the fact that they can’t always have them in the same facilities and places that they are kept in and when they do be released, they might still be hunted as were before.

[@DreamBubbleYoyleCake]

It would be good to bring them back to help the world and so we can learn about our mistakes

[@macaroniromero3586]

We can't judge those animals so fast, they look scary, but they might want a friend.

[@deborahahonen6949]

I hope they do bring back the Tasmanian tiger - Tasmania’s only predator. Since it’s been gone, small marsupials have run amuck and are constantly hit by cars.

[@lynnofmoonsclaws209]

Just wondering- it's been a while since I've researched it, but the tasmanian devil is a predator, right? Correct me if I'm wrong XD

[@deborahahonen6949]

@@lynnofmoonsclaws209 No, the Tasmanian devils are scavengers. They don’t hunt or kill living beings; they only eat dead creatures. The Tasmanian tiger was Tasmania’s only predator. The devils are actually quite adorable and can be tamed. Apparently they make great “watch devils” as they call them, as they make a very loud, menacing growl-cry that will curdle the blood!

[@lynnofmoonsclaws209]

@@deborahahonen6949 k thank you :)

[@anita64]

@@deborahahonen6949 Sorry to tell you you are wrong. Tasmanian devils are hunters and can even take on a small kangaroo but in practice they are opportunistic and eat carrion more often than they hunt live prey. Although the Devils favor wombats because of the ease of predation and high fat content, it will eat all small native mammals such as wallabies, bettong and potoroos, domestic mammals (including sheep and rabbits), birds (including penguins), fish, fruit, vegetable matter, insects, tadpoles, frogs and reptiles.

[@donniebooshae3880]

@@anita64 nice copy and paste from wiki

[@WeComingToGetYouBarbara]

Mother Nature: “ why do I even bother” GOD: “I second that”

[@Mesmeriz3d0]

can we all agree his voice is so calming

[@ashtynfrederick]

Hi I’ve been a fan of you for a long time

[@ryleyraine8810]

As interesting as it would be to see extinct species brought back into the world I think we should first focus on ending poaching and over hunting once and for all and then save the species that are currently endangered. We also have to focus on saving the planet we are destroying. If we can do all of this first then we can consider bringing back extinct animals.

[@EEe-cs7qp]

I agree but what about raptors I don’t wanna raptor be my new best friend 💀

[@Exeeter]

I agree, but sadly I don't think that will end for a long long time.

[@mick0806_]

I agree but what if a t-Rex eats us

[@monty5714]

@@EEe-cs7qp dinosaurs DNA are to old

[@monty5714]

@@mick0806_ there DNA are to long to bring back

[@The.RAGE.Master]

"Yeah, but your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should." - Ian Malcolm

[@klee56]

Agreed

[@starlighttx7]

Jurassic park

[@ariessweety8883]

Yes, this👆

[@RJ-mh3ox]

Just bringing a species to a different country will change things why would you bring back an old ass animal that strived in different circumstances there’s no good place to put it but we love to fuck up the world for our amusement 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@crow-with-a-knife]

They should.just work on bringing back thing we made go extinct like pandas or elephants or something

[@kaylatangaere9912]

I’ve seen a Moa, it’s a preserved one in Auckland Museum

[@gamefanatics5113]

I remember when scientists found the viable woolly mammoth DNA in Siberia. It's why we know they went extinct being sterile caused by inbreeding. I wonder if we cloned the DNA we have, would they also be sterile?

[@0001captainawesome]

Ironically one of the most major contributions to the extiction level currently is power dams, which ironically has and is always praised for being such a great green source of renewable energy.

[@random_destination81]

$$$ pay for the positive news, and to hide the bad.

[@Muckylittleme]

Another irony. SF6 is a thousand times the greenhouse gas Co2 is and is used for conductivity on windfarms which is emitted into atmosphere. Another irony Earth's greatest explosion in diversity of life happened when Co2 was 20 times higher than now!

[@notahotshot]

@@Muckylittleme Fun Fact: People who care are actually looking for options to eliminate the use of SF6, and it has been banned, around the world, for many uses. Also when compared to CO², the volume of SF6 released into the environment still doesn't cause anywhere near the greenhouse effect. CO² is estimated to cause 80% of global warming, where SF6 causes about 0.2% Also, the rate at which the climate is changing does not allow for adaptation, and biodiversity is stressed because of it. Stop making excuses.

[@Muckylittleme]

@@notahotshot I would say the idea Co2 causes 80% of global warming is bunk and remember they shut down clean burning coal plants to build wind farms belching out SF6 because they told you it was to save the planet. China is responsible for more Co2 output than the EU and US combined and is till exempt from carbon taxes and expensive legislation put on Western industry. The same wealthy elite who say you should eat plants and insects to save the planet made trillions by leaving China exempt and moving their industry and finance there to take advantage of cheap dirty cola energy and labour including child labour. China built hundreds of new dirty coal plants to fuel this new economic boom and industry which actually caused Co2 global emissions to rise rapidly for years after carbon taxes were introduced. But regardless Co2 is a trace gas in the atmosphere, around 0.04% or 400 particles per million. Of that probably only 1% of it is man made but let's go OTT and say 10% which is 0.004% of atmosphere. Now consider a nation like UK going net zero. The UK now produces less than 1% of global Co2 so around 0.00004% of atmosphere but given only a fraction of Co2 stays in the atmosphere and much of that for short while you can make that 0.00001% which means if it went net zero tomorrow there would be 1 particle per 10 million particles less of Co2 in the atmosphere but not immediately as it would take decades to dissipate fully, Now that is a while nation but the globalists say you must also make personal sacrifices on what you eat etc to do your part but people living ordinary lives only account for a tiny fraction of Co2 emissions so the population of Britain is around 65 million so you personally doing your bit would account for a change of 1 Co2 particle in 650,000,000 of atmosphere. But best all while you live like peasant dining on bugs the elite who tell you that you are saving the planet will still be flying their private jets and visiting their many mansions on their private Islands and cruising on their luxury yachts and dining on only the very best steaks off their private farms, Bill gates has bought an awful lot of farmland across the US lately. It is like they want to control food production and have their own farm lands. And Good old Bezos built himself a rocket because as we know rockets have tiny carbon footprints and when he got back he flew on his private jet to Cop26 to lecture you on how you needed to give up everything to save the planet because, you know carbon footprints and all that. Just remember Co2 has massively higher for hundreds of millions of years than now and the earth thrived, so what has changed other than a plan to bring in neo feudalistic technocratic global governance run by the elite who said they needed global crises to make global governance relevant?

[@inzane5966]

The tiger wolves (yes I’m aware that’s not their real name) has actually been spotted I believe last year and they have a photo of what looks like a family (mother father and a cub) they can also open their months 90 degrees which is kinda cool but creepy

[@deborahahonen6949]

I was in Tasmania and learned a lot from museums and guides there. There are a bunch of people who claim they’ve spotted Tasmanian tigers in the wild, but scientists are very skeptical. I do hope there are some left, but it’s highly doubtful. Tasmania is now overrun with small marsupials that the ‘tigers’ kept in check. You almost can’t drive anywhere without hitting one or seeing them dead on the roads. Both the tigers and Tasmanian devils had/have jaws that open extremely wide and make very loud, intense growling/screaming noises. Amazing creatures!

[@ayarttt]

There In Australia at a zoo to, with dingos

[@inzane5966]

@@ayarttt it died in the early 1900’s sadly do to poor life. They kept it in a concrete area outdoors in the heat and cold as well as it wasn’t fed or watered enough

[@ayarttt]

@@inzane5966 they have a animal same stripes on back n everything in Australia

[@georgeelliott6877]

Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein novel started these ideas in the first place😮! A revived human would scare me more!

[@will2Collett]

On Wrangle Island, there was a lot of inbreeding. A somewhat newer theory is that there was not enough genetic mixing going on. Connecting with relatives is just as bad as the HUMANS who they "MIGHT"have encountered. Sad this theory isn't talked about more.

[@FoolishMortal78]

"Just because you can doesn't mean you should." Ian Malcolm.

[@jacktheomnithere2127]

and in some cases, they should.

[@Miira88]

@@jacktheomnithere2127 so we can make them go extinct twice right? ... Right?

[@lilyfhonazhel2675]

@@Miira88 so they can study them better and it will be a big leap in the science field if they can revive instinct animals. Just imagine at how many kind of works they can apply those? It could make our medical prowess even greater and more. It just carry so many benefits

[@jacktheomnithere2127]

@@lilyfhonazhel2675 including planetary benefits, like what Professr Church is trying to achieve with Pleistoscene Park.

[@user-wy1yb7zj1j]

@@Miira88 Oh yes dodos will conquer the world

[@InfinityGaming420]

Nothing is better than a be amazed video freshly baked out of the oven

[@precisegalaxite]

Delicious entertainment oh ye

[@suby_zeroyt2193]

hello

[@bubblessmile1727]

@@suby_zeroyt2193 hi karen

[@RedGamingChair]

Bruh you should stop making same comments over and over again

[@SpinzoLynxYT]

Nice

[@meredithlewis4898]

You’ve inspired me to try this when I’m older!

[@Multi2794]

awesome video 😊

[@gamieplays4807]

This guy is basically the best teacher on KZbin

[@lookitsyou7755]

Minecraft

[@Leooo00]

And 2nd best bright dide

[@gamieplays4807]

@@Leooo00 you mean bright side ? Because that channel is good too but be amazed is still pretty underrated

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[@lookitsyou7755]

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[@avery6015]

I live in New Zealand, and I just want to add another major predator of the Moa that contributed to it's extinction is the Haast's Eagle.

[@rocks2316]

this was 2 years ago i dont think im gonna be seeing it for another 4 years

[@amandahatfield3711]

8:34 "for those who dont speak science," Thank you.

[@waterlol4994]

Reviving extinct species is not question of "can we?" It's more of a "should we?"

[@leonaalford7483]

Right they gon eat us lol

[@floweryshadow8036]

We should bring the dodos back, that’s the only one.

[@ramintakrivickaite8630]

ERIKA

[@-HERMIONE]

When you get up close to wildlife they can be really kind. As the old saying goes "don't judge a book by its cover" and plus I used to be absolutely terrified of SNAKES but one day I had one put around my neck I thought that I was gonna face a fear and it was really fun actually I think the only thing I was scared of was them biting me but because it was at school they were all tamed we only had them at school because we were learning about endangered and extinct animals

[@yourlazybestie9955]

So true

[@lavaplays3892]

im in austrailia rn and im in melbourne see you at the museum!

[@larsegholmfischmann6594]

I think the biggest challenge not mentioned by anyone, is the social aspects of the animals behavior. Almost all species learn how to survive in the world from their parents, so how would a de-extinct animal do that? We can't really teach it either, because we don't know.

[@EEe-cs7qp]

I heard “We Might Be Getting The Jurassic Park In Real Life” I was like hell naw💀💀

[@kassiml6408]

0:08 *That sounded like after the scooby doo squad has found the person behind the mask and they say “I would’ve gotten away with it if it weren’t for u meddling kids”* 😂😂😂

[@nicu8346]

Vilain - And that pesky dog! Scooby - Rog?! Wrat rog!?

[@pretty_kitty]

I was just thinking that. HA HA HA HA

[@kassiml6408]

@@nicu8346 😂

[@insectbite1714]

@@kassiml6408 sorry to burst your bubble, but they added a main character with ● skin color to Scooby-Doo

[@kassiml6408]

@@insectbite1714 🤨🤨 what’s that suppose to mean?

[@itsss_roxyyy5217]

A mammoth would be amazing in real life

[@kassiml6408]

1:14 He makes it sound as if 4000 years isn’t many years 😂😂😂

[@precisegalaxite]

Lol Ikr

[@lizardpilot6247]

1600's wasn't that long ago if you know alot about history.

[@lizardpilot6247]

@Maddie The Whoodle oh

[@nomorecensorship2815]

It's in comparison with the billions of years old that the earth is, or start of time ±12 billion years ago.

[@golddragonette7795]

Isn't that long, comparable to the building of Stonehenge (over many phases)

[@Jenny_420]

We were so busy wondering if we could, we never stopped to think if we should.

[@nickbrockelman]

Really? "Edited"? Did you have to watch jurassic Park again to make sure you got the quote right? P.s. when you quote someone with THIER words you're supposed to place it in " "s.

[@Jenny_420]

Everyone knows it was from Jurassic park 🙄

[@natashabegley1346]

@@nickbrockelman putting " " is so cringe nobody uses them also every idiot and his dog it was from the movie.

[@BellaLu26]

True that

[@cryxalu9029]

Omg you guys are toxic chill man chill come come let's have a cup of tea and watch the video

[@Itzgrayy]

POV: *4000 years later* Some random little kid says Mommy what are elephants in KZbin

[@Korbynbridgeman-te1pg]

Hi I love your videos

[@kronomcs]

We really need to focus on getting our animals safe, many species are endangered and are the risk of extinction

[@Element03RL]

Us: Willy mammoths, dodos, dinosaurs!!! Elephants, tigers, and pandas: what the fuck guys!

[@justinmopavich3408]

So wouldn't figuring out how to bring them back when they go extinct help that.....

[@kronomcs]

@@justinmopavich3408 it’s a different process for each dna of each animal

[@monty5714]

@@kronomcs bro animals are just gonna get hunted we stop hunters we stop the exstion

[@cassiopeia1291]

If we bring some animals back, it might help some of the ones going extinct today

[@shevoy_000]

"if you don't want to see be amazed go extinct hit the like button" the only thing more amazing than these facts is how smoothly we are persuaded to like and subscribe to the channel in every video. AMAZING !

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[@Pitau87]

@@eanish1413 F off dude

[@EliteTv3]

@@Pitau87 why are you mean

[@christmassnow3465]

I would also like to know about reviving extinct plants. Many specimens collected by botanists were dried and preserved. Are the genes still viable?

[@sarauntia2278]

It,s incredible what you are doing

[@stormbirdgaming]

I'm like 95% sure that the rhino thing on the thumbnail is the thing from the mandolorian

[@sofiahurtig8903]

I wanna see dodo's just running around with their smol feet. 😂🖤

[@user-wy1yb7zj1j]

But people think they will conquer the world like Jurassic park

[@StacieMMeier]

Dodo's are not like in the game Ark. They were fast runners. You likely wouldn't have been able to catch one on foot.

[@sofiahurtig8903]

@@StacieMMeier i know

[@thereactionandgamesbros5128]

Ark

[@Moist_Bamboo]

@Adolf Hitler wow what are you doing here? Im scrolling through and i See dis This mans Name in something about extinct animals 😂

[@SuperBlessedKing]

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[@Mustafa-099]

Too bad that the narrator i loved is not around anymore, without him the videos are stale , I don't even know his name....

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[@Pitau87]

@@eanish1413 F off dude

[@amyclark4271]

No 😂 a

[@pogcat9445]

BRO NOT SURE WHAT IS

[@RexZilla23]

I like how the extinct rhino is called Siberian Unicorn when in real life, it's name was Elasmotherium.

[@darthprodigal9401]

In Soviet Russia, Unicorn is big pissed off hairy rhino that chases you!

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This has such a great vibe

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I love this channel just the speakers voice is so soothing-

[@the_guy_must_die]

I saw someone else say this exact same thing LOL or Bro why do you copy

[@SnockLock]

its a company

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@Lupa THANK YOU

[@BeAmazed]

thank you!

[@terrytiger552]

It saddens me that we want to revive extinct species while we also let the very last Tasmanian tiger die of NEGLECT only 82 years ago! Easier to destroy than to create, right? smh

[@tidalbreeze2520]

WelL it is actually confirmed that the Tasmanian tiger was never extinct and has been living in the shadows for the past 80 yrs

[@terrytiger552]

@StraightWhiteMale Neglect has nothing to do with technology. My point is that there’s something wrong with the human mindset.

[@terrytiger552]

@@tidalbreeze2520 Thx for the info, so this vid isn’t up to date?

[@goku4672]

"Destruction screams, while creation remains quiet in the dark"

[@maurinicoletuvera9518]

Well, people back then have a unsure mindset, but im glad that people care of the animals we know and love ❤️

[@xxilya2877]

its so cool how scientists want to revive animals like that, it would be cool yet, dangerous. i've seen stuff like this and its cool i think the wooly mammoth would be cool. the thylacine (tasmanian tiger) it was sad to hear they were accused of sheep killing.

[@chelseavoiles3653]

I once went to Chicago when I was 14 and we went to this place like 157 steps behind a pond covered with ice and it was three mountains with snow on them and I ofc got my boogie board from my trunk from the beach and started boogie hoarding down it,I got hurt but it was fun and then minutes later we saw a igloo then a pond and a pear of ice skates and rolled skates.I chose the roller skates and rolls skated on the ice.I hit my head many times. But it also was fun, so then I learned how to ignore ice skate.then I saw a seal on the snow stuck in it rolled around and Not in the water about to die so I puck it up and made a hole in the ice big enough for the seal to go in it,then I put it in the water. I felt so heartwarmed.then I walked 89 cm further and Saw a frozen giraffe blinking and I knew it was Alive and grabbed a stick (took me hour to find) and started picking holes in the ice. After 2 hours of doing that I got cold so hugged the iced giraffe (it was FREEZING) and thought it could do the rest.I still hope the giraffe is ok and not dead

[@meriemerie2175]

Im worried when i grow up alot of animals are gonna go extinct so i will be happy that extinct animals are coming back to life but im also sad that todays animals will probably go extinct

[@pavleperisic9678]

Anything will go extinct one day

[@informationoverload2487]

Funny you actually think it’s up to us to revive them. Humans will go extinct too yk?

[@PrimeXGaming0]

I hope when panda goes extinct they can revive

[@iisxmplyvxenii3550]

Not unless scientist get dna from the endangered animals, and revive them

[@informationoverload2487]

@@iisxmplyvxenii3550 it’s pretty arrogant to assume the animals we’re trying to revive will survive the next 100 years after being revived.

[@LJanDk2]

"I love man, but man stupid" -koko the monke

[@moonshine9498]

Ye

[@greatgameryt1973]

You mean gorrilla also I got the joke ok?

[@eddyhoopin]

koko the Monke speaking facts

[@toils8722]

Koko be spitin bars

[@racymaesubong216]

Revive....... -Wolly Mammoth -Dodo Bird -Siber Toothed Tiger -Moa Bird etc.

[@horrorgamercaty6225]

I would love to see a saber tooth tiger in my life it's my fav my friend wants the wooly mammoth

[@triggertiger1419]

it would prop eat you but ok

[@alexanderhunt7996]

Pretty sure there is a movie about bringing back extinct animals and it didn’t work out

[@kingothesilentswordsman4440]

I would still work there

[@alexanderhunt7996]

@@kingothesilentswordsman4440 lmao I would to

[@werewolf4358]

I dunno what you're talking about. IT worked out pretty well. They had a very high success rate with bringing them back, after all!

[@iamsocool9976]

Well we could bring SOME back, Back in the day there were these frogs that went instinct and then they got DNA and got more

[@malachigaming7656]

They bring back ants and ants kill everyone

[@sarahheld3761]

Even though it sounds awesome I think we should worry more about the animals that are still alive and are going extinct then the animals that have been extinct for 100s or even 1000s of years ago.

[@pandaiscool9552]

I think if we are gonna be reviving any animals they should be animals that had gone extinct in the last century or two because the world is much different than during the time of the dinos. Also we should be trying to keep the endangered species alive today, because that will save us from having to “revive” them later on.

[@unspeakablyawesomebros3392]

@@pandaiscool9552 agreed 100 percent

[@JohnJ469]

@@pandaiscool9552 I wonder if we can. Thinking about history, before us was the time of the megafauna, giant sloths, big cats and the like. Of all those species only three are left, Rhinos, Elephants and Giraffes so there's no certainty that we *can* save them. That doesn't mean we shouldn't try though.

[@ryvonbelcher5132]

Kind of true

[@seagull5332]

I agree

[@matthew23526]

I love when the dodos say moi moi moi moi moi 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Kroggnagch]

Can’t use the fusa to clone a thylocine?

[@justsomesquonkwithinternet8570]

I think de-extinction is one of the best things humanity has done in a while. I’m all about improving the climate and if woolly mammoths can help do that, let’s get this done faster

[@0001captainawesome]

I highly disagree with de-extinction unless the extinction was a result of recent human tampering and not natural selection. Natural selection exists for a very good reason. If you can't survive in the world naturally then you have outlived your time and are a detrement to the world and your genus. As we have seen in the past many many times before introducing ANY new species to a new ecosystem usually has dire consequences and has been a mistake that the ecosystem and people have paid for. Something as large as a mammoth would make an even larger impact. Mammoths are big boys!!! Let me put it in perspective how they could affect the ecosystem and quite literally destroy it. Look at the african elephant; villages pay people to hunt them because they stampede through villages and eat and decimate entire crops and fields leaving the villagers and other members of the ecosystem to starve when the elephant could have just grazed. That's a double edged sword though because the money hunters pay them to hunt elephants is also the main source of income for many areas. You can't just introduce something as large as a mammoth and not expect it to have many consequences, it would wipe out multiple species for the sake of one. Like I said they are big boys, so they eat ALOT. Many currently existing species could quite possibly starve into extinction as the mammoth is now consuming everything they used to eat, it happens, ecosystems are delicate and tend to have a domino effect: mammoths eat all of "x" animals food and they die out, then with "x" animals dying out the "y" animals that ate them starve because they don't have "x" animal to eat, then "z" animal dies out because there are no "y" animals to eat; so on and so forth untill you reach the top of the food chain. Plus I think everyone has seen Jurassic Park lol.

[@justsomesquonkwithinternet8570]

@@0001captainawesome I agree that animals should be brought back if they were killed by humans(such as the dodo) and these species would have to be re-introduced later down the line, when there are enough of them that they aren’t hunted to extinction again. Also, I never thought about the consequences to humans or other animals, thanks for bringing that to mind, I was mostly focused on the improving the climate aspect of it. In one of my classes, we started a paper on climate change, picking sides between it being a political issue or a scientific issue and I don’t understand how it can be political(yeah governments could help but it’s more agricultural, I think) anyway, the mammoths improving the climate brought that to mind and I thought it might be interesting to bring up.

[@user-wy1yb7zj1j]

@@0001captainawesome Lol a essay

[@FurnitureFan]

Looks like good eating on those moas to me.

[@shroomfroggy4313]

@@justsomesquonkwithinternet8570 Yeah, i think the same unless there using a engendered animal to review one.

[@traycwilson945]

The question shouldn't be when but rather why. Just because we can, don't mean we should. Everyone is focused on the benefits and not considering the dangers. I personally feel it is wonderful we are progressing but I'm not sure how many people are noticing we are progressing ourselves into extinction. We need to fix what we have without bringing in more uncertain variables.

[@21LAZgoo]

well, i think they want to bring the mammoths back so that global warming doesnt get like 4 times more powerful when tons of permafrost melt

[@georginacox7292]

Oh 40k likes last video and we like animals other video My comments 40 k likes can't we donate more

[@flammingdragon]

This Is what jurassic park is about

[@jeaniee.6283]

EXACTLY

[@jamieevans871]

if it was a man made extinction then bring it back

[@user-nw8ir1zy8s]

Elephants and woolly mammoths related I don't know can you tell us more about it please

[@joelandmegleroux789]

i love your videos

[@sydneyoconnell5882]

I LOVE the idea of bringing back or helping ALL ANIMALS that NEED help please help our environment

[@captaingekapango703]

if you're young there is a possibility you will live the rest of you're life with mammoths

[@sonicthehedgehogXD]

Ok im 15 and 30

[@lilyroselittlepage877]

Im 10 lol

[@sarvente598]

I 7

[@Mekolynn]

I 1

[@emzzzz992]

I’m 8… Great info now I’m living with a hairy elephant

[@jamesdeleon4720]

WE LITERALLY HAVE AN ENTIRE MOVIE SERIES BASED OFF WHY THIS IS A BAD IDEA🦖🦕

[@kallasanthosi4258]

Very good video

[@ramonesgirl1]

I would love to see Be Amazed talk about introducing species into ecosystems where are not native to. Because I've heard that some animals have been brought into new ecosystems were they have no natural predators and they can devastate the natural species that are native to that area. I don't know if that sounded right. But I'd love to know what you find out.

[@divinerutuop7934]

I guess you are talking about Invasive species,well they aren't invasive but we humans made them by changing their habitat,eg-Burmis python(hope am not wrong)in Florida or something they were being brought their for domesticating and then were abandoned by some owners in surrounding habitat and now they suffer due to not having python's natural/archenemy in that area!and are invasive Species there!

[@ricksanchez191]

@@divinerutuop7934 So what you're saying is they're invasive species that need to go back to where they came from? Idk if you know the meaning of invasive species but that's exactly what it means.

[@divinerutuop7934]

@@ricksanchez191 haha 😅bruh from which sentence did I give off statement that they need to go back to their natural habitat?I guess you misread it or either you are too quick at throwing words on keyboard!

[@divinerutuop7934]

@@ricksanchez191 And I didn't even disagree about his comment!I just told him whatever it (invasive species;cause he didn't get that proper word to remember I just wanted to pet him know maybe)is called!yeet yourself somewhere else

[@ricksanchez191]

@@divinerutuop7934 Well I'm just saying most of them do, and also I'm not arguing with you, I'm just saying you described exactly what an invasive species was. Not my fault you don't know what you're talking about.

[@AmericanRustWorker3369]

It will be a great idea, as long as they’re monitored for developmental behavior long before being released into the wild

[@LaLagunz187]

Exactly because I this has Jurassic Park written all over it

[@zennation4468]

Yeah lets bring back animals so they can live in human made prisons😂

[@beluwuga]

No I like it Jurassic Park style.. LET THE RUN FREE.....

[@beluwuga]

@@zennation4468 YEAH.. LET THEY DO WHAT THEY DOO... WOOOO JURASSIC PARK...

[@honeybadger3570]

We don't have enough wilderness for the animals that exist on the planet now! Is it really fair to all the current animals to release dinosaurs so that they can eat them to extinction? 🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️

[@momentumlearning8926]

This information is super interesting to hear 🙉

[@adrianjohntamaobaret8757]

How do you know this

[@brualee6817]

0:46 the woolly mammoth 6:18 thylacine 16:46 Siberian unicorn 20:40 passenger pigeon 23:39 sabretooth tiger

[@lilrylyn]

Please not the dinosaur

[@KENNYBIGBOWMAN]

Where’s the dodo?

[@AshishSingh-kz6tp]

​@@lilrylyn W❤ b

[@Sw33tT4rt]

Yo thx

[@TheMrOtanas]

“Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.” ~ Jurassic Park

[@theminecraftprofessional7270]

The mammoth would be nice to see like imagine living in siberia and walking out your front door to see that. Also possibly riding them would turn out interesting

[@RobertoGarcia-fc6ke]

There are 5 (about to be 6) movies and two, really good books explaining how this is a bad idea.

[@douaemar3644]

Names please?

[@cadn9190]

jurasic park

[@cadn9190]

uh probably

[@shallowwaters7147]

Imagine one day you just look out the window and just see a damn raptor just walking along the sidewalk minding its own business

[@monty5714]

It's impossible there DNA are to old you people make me mad

[@shallowwaters7147]

It was a joke Einstein you don’t have to get all aggressive

[@lynnofmoonsclaws209]

@@shallowwaters7147 I know, right? Some people can't take a joke :>

[@Jesusgaspar-jw4ci]

Bro if they do that they'll be like man can't believe it took y'all that long to get my reboot card

[@Elsalover]

I'd love for the Thylacine to come back to life Be pretty cool to have one of those around Hear how it barks probably demented

[@morganrogers3666]

Mammoths has a 2nd sideaffect it's fur can reflect infrared radiation

[@an0ma1y72]

That's if you cloned a wooly mammoth. the route there going is unpredictable what type of genetics will stick. It's not like there another Wooley mammoth to produce a clone like they did in the 90's with the sheep

[@lizziesangi1602]

Just like every thing else where are they when you need 'em?

[@lizziesangi1602]

@@an0ma1y72 They have extracted DNA from the frozen mammoths found in the Russian permafrost. Recently they found perfectly preserved lion cubs with food in their bellies - 3 or 4 cubs were discovered as well as Woolly Rhinoceros. China has produced articles on how gun-ho they are to clone from this DNA.

[@zanematthews2841]

@@an0ma1y72 q

[@an0ma1y72]

@@lizziesangi1602 Yeah but what don't know is there using the closest living relative aka the elephant as a means to make a clone. Therefore the offspring will have to be selectively breed to get as many of the qualities as we can of a mammoth we can. My point is there isn't a living mammoth to give the full genetic code. Just because you find intact DNA doesn't mean you have the full genetic code so we use the elephant to help fill those gaps

[@Vielynn591]

Me:*sees Tasmanian tiger* "GOD YES THANK YOU SO MUCH!"

[@robbieq7814]

Something I’m wondering is, will these be able to breed? As the way that there going to be revived is like hybred animals, which can’t breed.