Is This Giant Extinct Sea Cow Still Alive?

[@isaacterry9032]

A Steller’s sea cow would be so cool to see in person

[@GeorgeMcKenna-kz9qx]

I highly recommend snorkeling with the gentle manatees in Crystal River Florida. A wonderful family outing.

[@calebstroup6917]

22,000lb?!?! That's not a SeaCOW... that's a SeaELEPHANT!

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

Its a seablob

[@eazykills23]

it's a seayourmom

[@mitchdroese84]

​@@eazykills23 LOLOLOLOLOLOL

[@Greenthero]

It looks like that one elephant seal from Ice Age 4 kinda

[@rexyjp1237]

Its a sea Caseoh

[@johnkranz599]

A Stellers Sea Cow would be a massive rediscovery of a thought to be extinct animals. I believe it is definitely out there and it will be found. I love the content and have been watching it videos for years. Keep it up

[@mffncoutdoors8120]

Ever since I read the book of extinction when I was young I’ve always wanted to know if there were animals from those pages still alive in the wild…. It saddens me to see the negative impact humans have had on the world… I thank you for teaching folks about conservation and for having such compassion about the world!

[@emilyforner]

Hey Forrest my name is Emily I’ve been keeping up with you ever since I first watched your show extinct or alive air on animal planet! Being obsessed with shows like yours has made me choose to study to become a wildlife biologist in college! Thank you for all the work you’ve done in the world I hope I can do a fraction of what you do someday!!

[@leticiarodrigues1780]

this is so sweet

[@MartintheTinman]

Why would you address someone that never engages with their audience?

[@leticiarodrigues1780]

@@MartintheTinman gagged

[@MartintheTinman]

@@leticiarodrigues1780 do people love fawning over someone that has absolutely no time for them?

[@MartintheTinman]

@@leticiarodrigues1780 I'm sure it's not the first time you've gagged.

[@Birch_Beaver]

Hello from remote Alaska! I’m from a town of 73 people and I’ve been the 1st Chief for over a year now. Love your content man! I hope you find the stellar sea cow! I’ll be here for it! Cheers!

[@RetroBacon1]

Wow that’s so cool. May I ask what you do

[@seansingh4421]

That is super cool bro. I wish I could visit, always wanted to wrestle a salmon in a stream 😂😂😂

[@GojiraGuy-vm4uc]

I’ve been in Alaska it’s perfect

[@Birch_Beaver]

@@RetroBacon1 Hey! Thank you. I work in our tribal office and I attended various meetings on behalf of the community. There we can look into potential economic and infrastructure funding opportunities for the community. Like the White House Tribal Nations Summit or National Congress of American Indians. I’m trying my best 😅

[@WE-gz5tr]

Damn how do yall repopulate? Gotta be related at this point lol

[@laurenl789]

My 8 year old son grew up watching Wild Kratts and is now obsessed with your channel! 😄 He knows more about animals than any person I know and would be ecstatic to go on an adventure alongside you! Thanks for the entertaining and informational content! ❤

[@Mkvs68]

Good to know Forrest is doing his job right reaching the youth 💯💯

[@julie-kr1qx]

That's lovely, I hope he makes it ❤❤❤

[@stijnschuur72]

Pls me

[@mikeyjute69]

I was once the same plz encourage him to become a biologist or zoologist

[@dwwest8168]

Lived in Cordova, Alaska for 2 years. I don't know much about the Steller's Sea Cow, although I did know a bush pilot up there that believed he saw one along the coast near the Copper River. Plus, there are tons a sea otters in the Sound there.

[@pakskateboarding]

I wrote a 21 page paper about the invasive Asian carp in the Mississippi River while attending UW-Milwaukee in 2007. I got a 100% and my professor told me I have potential to get it published. I was young and dumb so I didn’t pursue it, but the info I found while researching has changed my life forever.

[@henry-thepizzaeater-morgan704]

That's impressive. Well done !

[@sterkar99]

Who asked mate..

[@pakskateboarding]

@@sterkar99 if you watched the whole video you would know that what I said was relevant. I hope you find happiness 😊

[@tylerthompson9822]

I wanna read that paper 🧐🤓

[@Jo-JoandTaffy]

​@@sterkar99 You should have bothered to read the comment diretly preceeding his. He was responding to a comment asking if there were any gay biologists who have done research that has not yet been published.

[@AAAImages88]

Hey Forrest! That cow has gotta be quite the sight in person! Love what you are doing man! I've followed almost all your content over the years! Keep it up! Looks like a lot of fun and you are doing great things! I see the same passion for wildlife in your content as when we were kids catchin' everything we could in the mountains. 😛 Looking forward to more content! Best Regards, Arie (and Kevo)

[@kevinpoe8137]

Never say never, the Bermuda petrol was feared extinct for over 300 years before it was rediscovered

[@modej2239]

It's also a much much MUCH smaller animal than the sea cow and flies over giant distances across the atlantic ocean so im not as surprised that it wasnt found for a long time than the steller sea cow if it was actually alive id be surprised, which i doubt considering its a huge animal which you should easily be able to see especially when a large animal moves trough the water and causes a lot of commotion on the water surface

[@kevinpoe8137]

@@modej2239 yeah

[@geog26]

@@modej2239 8:45 ,theres other cases also ,it has to do with the remoteness of these locations generally

[@hightide7662]

@@modej2239not if it just floating through the middle of the attic where there’s nobody

[@quangminhnguyen6541]

@@modej2239 not only it’s size, Steller’s sea cow body is just float on the surface so if they still survive, at least someone would have see it

[@heatmizer5420]

Absolutely ADORE every video this man puts out. its like being on my couch as a 5 year old watching Steve irwin again and just makes my body get energized with excitement all over again about animals and possibly? extinct animals id have talks with this man for hours about his knowledge and love of animals LOVE YOU FOREST keep on doing what you do and make the world see how AMAZING the animal kingdom is.

[@Truthisscarierthanfiction]

A big Soviet fishing vessel claimed to have seen these a couple of times in the 1960s

[@Rxeece]

Love your channel man

[@ghostshirt1984]

Extinct now.

[@LisaAnn777]

Oh wow I was just watching your videos lol

[@mr.overcertified9374]

The same vessel stated that those animals dived. That's all well and good until you realize that the Stellar Sea Cow couldn't dive, which was one of the main reasons it went extinct. Im sorry to burst your hope, but it's gone for good, unfortunately.

[@shaunybonny_theking3596]

Hi, I'm Shaun Booms and I live in Leuven, Belgium. I absolutely love your content. I want to devote my life to saving ecosystems and making the world a better place. I love how you go look for animals everybody else has already given up on. I hope I will be able to come with you on your next adventure to learn more about the earth and its beauties.

[@brendonhall1197]

Hey Forrest. I've started watching your videos recently and the work you do tells me that you really care about finding and protecting rare and endangered animals. I have an intresting story of my own. For years in the southern parts of Georgia there have been sightings of "black panthers", all the way from Macon, to Waycross. I live right at the edge of the Okefenokee and have heard stories from relatives, family friends, and church members all claiming to have seen one. I myself haven't seen one, however, i have heard one, and back in 2010 my brother spotted one in the backyard of my grandmothers house. Im skeptical of the whole "black" aspect, but i do believe that people truly have seen cougars, and that there may be a small number of them out in the swamp. I dont know how, or when they got here but i do know that they arent native to this area. Anyway, i just wanted to share that with you. Love your videos.

[@emraldmars]

My dad would be insanely jealous of a fishing trip. We gotta try! It would be amazing if the sea cow were still around over 2 centuries later. Fingers crossed one gets officially found!

[@asherdie]

Go to Florida and practice on theirs. Hear they're delicious.

[@vitorlangoni3751]

In 1963, the USSR published an article announcing a possible sighting of the seacow

[@vincevaszilievits-somjen9189]

I hope that this magnificent animal is still out there somewhere. I’m learned about theme at the University and since then I will be sad when I remember what a wonderful species we lost.

[@blessedbeauty2293]

- 4:02 *Wow a 35lb heart!?* That's quite large. They must've been such *SWEETHEARTS!!* ❤❤❤

[@danielraczyk5240]

Been watching your videos and shows since 2018 love the content, i tried studying for biology and still want to be a biologist for 2 years at NIU, Would love to see a follow up video on this, you inspire me to continue you college TYTY

[@abbytheredwolf174]

I’ve always wanted to go into biology but never had the grades for it. I unfortunately didn’t graduate high school due to a whole bunch of things but I do want to go back. But the passion for wildlife and prehistoric animals is still there. I hope you are able to make it through and finish your degree. Don’t ever let your love for it fade because of others opinions.

[@promaster4758]

It is hard to believe than an animal of this size could have been under the radar for 256 years, but after I first knew about the soviet report in the 60s I believed that it might be possible. That report was made by professional military of the soviet navy. They frenquently navigate that area (Vladivostok is one of the most important military bases of Russia) so it is hard to believe that they could have missidentify it. Anyway that was 60 years ago so I still don't know what to believe. Great video as always!

[@mr.overcertified9374]

Well, that same report stated that the animal dived under the water for a little while. Sadly, Stellar Sea Cows couldn't dive.. 99% Positive they saw a Sea Lion or a Seal

[@JackTaylor-sp1rp]

The passion Forrest has for proving extinct animals are actually extant is the kind of motivation we all need

[@noelramirez1551]

He should have a little more passion that way he wouldn't have to steal other scientists credit like the Colombian Caiman it had already been discovered by a Colombian scientist named Sergio or the Galapagos tortoise that was found by a ranger that had nothing to do with the show and he also promised to donate money to further Sergio's research because Sergio had gave him the coordinates to find the caiman but he never did

[@fallows4life]

What about the shark he "rediscovered" that was a totally different very living species? That's so passionate of him!

[@ghostshirt1984]

Wishful thinkers, now find me a pet Tyrannosaurus boy lol

[@justdamon25]

I wonder whats going on inside their head? Sea Cow: FOOD...

[@lian3101]

I mean just like a land cow lol

[@harikiran4339]

Hahaha gud one xD❤

[@Kxnzok_]

Cringe

[@justdamon25]

I wonder whats going on inside their head? Kai: CRINGE...

[@dalekinney8726]

Love your enthusiasm and taste for adventure. Makes me feel like I am there with you!

[@titanomachy2217]

Another weird fact about sea cows: in every gathered skeleton specimen of the sea cow, there are no "hands" (manus) on their flippers, so it looks likely that they simply didn't have any.

[@Ryukem06]

I love the ocean, born on the beautiful island of Puerto Rico I am a sea creature lover. Hope these creatures are still out there.

[@SendMeBeetPics]

Wepa! We all hope the icy manatee still lives.

[@zoinks_9154]

It’s so refreshing to see a massive supporter of conservation invite conversations on topics such as these. These videos give all of us a chance to learn from history.

[@That_AussieBloke]

Very interesting to hear all the facts and such regarding the possibility of it still being out there - and I'm excited too to hear some more about that Thylacine sighting if you find out any more!

[@nicholaszoppa3274]

Forrest Galante, the breath of fresh air that animal lovers have been looking for. Keep up the great work!

[@timchelsea8]

I love your channel and I can sit and watch your videos. I learn new things every time I watch your channel.

[@julianfranke513]

This is incredible Forrest! When excactly will you go explore the scene there?

[@Baseballnfj]

When someone else finds it he will make sure he's there to get the credit.

[@basitwarsi6811]

@@Baseballnfj why are you saying that?

[@EmpressOfExile206]

​@@basitwarsi6811because they're a miserable waste of oxygen and jealous that Forrest went from being a guy ridiculed alongside the likes of _cryptozoologists.._ to now being recognized as one of the pioneers of an entirely unique scientific field as well as personally having a hand in the reformation for how species are now classified as extinct 💯👍

[@otravez8989]

@@Baseballnfj SPICY CLAIM LAD

[@billythekid22220]

@@Baseballnfj you don’t get it do you. If there’s good enough evidence that it exists he will take his crew to go find it and get the corrected data to prove its existence. You’re a little kid that doesn’t under how life works. Please learn before speaking

[@MisterSpriggan]

Wow that’s amazing that we happen to come across 3000 giant animals that we didn’t know was there. These are the things I like that you mention about just how likely it is that we really are missing more than we think

[@corydora2894]

Nice video, i was mostly focused on the Fly River Turtle in the background

[@GibbonLord]

Me too

[@ivanceballos8658]

Thank you for all you efforts and for bringing hope back. Absolutely love everything you do!

[@lerenegad8787]

Love the content mate, plus it’s given me and the Mrs something we can both watch and enjoy, keep it up

[@lifeofjak2.0]

Another great video, as usual! Your channel and your podcasts keep me thoroughly entertained for hours. You literally have my dream job. It would be epic and an honor to go on an adventure with you!

[@alexmartin2803]

"Hey guys look at this critter we've never seen before... Let's eat it"

[@forkthepork]

They were starving.

[@ScoobyShotU]

Literally saved them from death... 😂

[@user-cv7kp4oy8q]

People have eaten people in survival situations

[@stevejoe1130]

You commit more harm to nature in one day than our ancestors dis in their whole lives, you ignorance is amusing

[@thelittleal1212]

Imagine being named after the man who decided to eat you

[@sufferedsurvival8536]

Steller has got so many fascinating animals named.

[@wrobinson1702]

I would absolutely go look for the Steller's Sea Cow! What an amazing find that would be. Good luck ,Forrest, with your adventures!

[@DaVinci740]

Love all that you do Forrest! Keep up the good work! 34 from Ohio, never to late to learn something new!

[@jmm445]

Great video! I've been rewatching Extinct or Alive for the 5th time now! Absolutely love your work!

[@AzraelEvernight]

Manatees have always been a favorite animal of mine. Learning this new information about the Stellar Sea Cow is amazing. One can sure hope that these sightings are true. That'd be a real miracle. Thanks for the video, Forrest. Also, I imagine you saw the new info regarding the Thylacine photos. Sorry they did that to yuh, but don't lose hope. They're out there, I believe it. Just like the Giant Sloths (Megatherium). It'd be cool if you could do an expansive video on them and the bowl. More people should really learn about the crazy possibility of that species still being alive.

[@cameronspence4977]

You're actually delusional if you think megatheriums are still alive

[@woodsy3495]

So the pics weren't authentic?

[@AzraelEvernight]

@@cameronspence4977 Forrest has talked about it once before and he even believes that they might be in high Peru. It's a very miniscule chance, but a chance none the less. "Delusional". lol

[@AzraelEvernight]

@@woodsy3495 Yeah, they were faked by a guy who does realistic puppets of extinct and endangered animals. It's all over KZbin.

[@woodsy3495]

@@AzraelEvernight Something about his delivery seemed a bit off in the interview with forest galante. Thanks for the info.

[@scottyhyers6832]

Would love to see you go an rediscover this once thought to be extinct sea cow. If anyone can discover this animal, it’s definitely you Forrest. Loved watching your show “ Extinct or Alive”. Discovery needs to start a new show like that with you. I would love that. God Bless Brother!

[@johnolson1833]

This has quickly become one of my favorite channels!

[@CrazyMilkMan710]

I love watching forrest. Ever since he was on JRE. Love what he is doing!

[@DJFourie]

Thanks again Forrest...this is awesome

[@PaulAllen6304]

Steller's sea cow populations had already been dwindling since the last Ice Age, and they were already on the road to extinction. They were probably the last ice age "megafauna" of the north. These sea cows were like the mammoths of the ocean, humans just gave the final blow. I am still hopeful, some isolated population might still exist.

[@Gizathecat2]

You might be correct. A population of dwarf mammoths survived on a remote arctic islands at the same time as ancient Egypt. The sea cow was indeed on its way out, but I do hope we’re wrong.

[@carlosandleon]

just because a population is dwindling doesn’t mean it’s on it’s way to extinction- just a new baseline equilibrium. Hell, we are on our way to reduce our population to half or even down to 1/5 of our population now by the next century. But I think we’ll stick around for a long time regardless.

[@samthom9243]

Brilliant vid as always, thanks Forrest! Also very excited to see any updates on the recent thylacine footage

[@Eekwinocks]

I've watched a number of videos on it and it appears to be fake. Someone created a realistic model Thylacine, and someone else, probably the guy interviewed on the video, shopped photos of it. It was a decent shop job, but absolutely photoshopped images of the model.

[@omarsali2990]

​@@Eekwinocksfunny part the guy thaat made the model was not the guy that gave the pictures he didnt know somoene even had them

[@kchtinflado]

I´m from Costa Rica, I´d like to go fishing for invase carps with you bro. Your energy and passion for the natural world really inspires me, keep up the great work Forrest.

[@Sarfonix]

As someone who grew up watching you and you being one of my biggest inspirations, that trip would be a dream!

[@natural_impatience]

There were some whaling sightings recently. Very exciting!

[@GumaroRVillamil]

Any updates on the thylacine?

[@thelittleal1212]

My main reason of speculation for the Stellars sea cows survival, is an enormeous animals. Compare that to a thylacine that is a small animal with a wide historical range, which can be easier to assume to be elusive in (If it’s still alive). Yet again, the oceans itself are a mysterious place as well. But for a huge animal that required a lot of things to survive on, which led to its downfall. chances seem lower. BUT, Im still giving my hopes, if you are planning to find it that is. Not everything is impossible

[@ahastar1141]

I think living in a cold remote region is huge for its possible existence. Living in cold remote areas, is a really good way for animals to avoid humans. Additionally 250 years is a relatively short amount of time so it is possible that a few could still be around.

[@thelittleal1212]

@@ahastar1141 good Point, dark cold oceans are certainly very mysterious places indeed.

[@BirboBirbums]

@@ahastar1141 Bering's sea is one of the most predominant ship routes in the world, it's not all that remote anymore. Someone would have seen it by now, were it still alive.

[@nathaniel311]

I doubt it stills alive, granted the ocean is massively unexplored.

[@dostikmostik]

Yes! Absolutely look for the Stellar Sea Cow!

[@Outlawdave71]

Great breakdown, I was aware of the this beast, but did not know that there were recent "sightings". Hope someone puts the time in.

[@emmettmorris9668]

All of your content regarding, potentially extinct animals are absolutely amazing! I learn something new every time I watch and it’s amazingly informative!! Keep making all this content, P.S - I believe the Thylacine still out there too. Just waiting for people like yourself to ensure the protection of their species! Keep doing what you’re doing!

[@artfactsasmr103]

Ok, dang! So can we get an update on the Tasmanian tiger? Those photos were proven to be faked and hoaxed by a puppet type thylacine model. Let’s get an update please. I love your content and am excited for your future videos.

[@C.Fecteau-AU-MJ13]

Moooooving on 👀

[@comfortablynumb9342]

You just did the update. Proven fake. What else do we need to hear?

[@TheBeastKane]

Tomorrow at 8pm

[@M3333C]

Are you being serious? So that kid who didnt wanna show his face was a fraud?

[@Zorankrb]

I think the stories of the islanders are intriguing.

[@hemakagunasekera271]

A 30 foot alternate version of a dugong would be so sick

[@Mossbergg]

i listened to this video without watching and thought he was talking about the pokemon first💀

[@brawnfrancis8463]

We really enjoy your show.We've been watching for a long time.And we do believe that they will find the stellar sea cow...and hope you get a new season of your show

[@mckadepay5796]

I really hope you go up there and look for those majestic animals. If you do, film it and post it for all of us to watch! Love your content, keep it up!

[@theodinovlogs5244]

So you mean your mom at the pool 0:01

[@skshabnam5618]

stumbled upon one of your videos few days ago .......since then i started to watch all of your videos. in some videos where u finally found the animal you are look for, never failed to make me cry. i really want to be someone like you. ☺

[@behheh]

Your content really inspires young people

[@EricHogan-zs4he]

The actual size of this things is crazy and the fact that it can’t submerge fully underwater is so fascinating

[@Goby_man]

I love your content. I've been watching you since I was 7. Thank you for all your hard work!

[@roccistuccijr.3545]

I really hope these videos bring awareness enough to spark a community effort to conserve these animals and see if they are alive. This would spark so much hope and joy both for the animals and the world as well

[@kylewissink5827]

I want your shows my daughter watches your shows Heck I even fall asleep to your shows and your KZbin is so informative keep doing what you do man

[@FishingtheThinBlueLine]

The vastness still holds mysteries, and discoveries await! Great content, Great video!

[@ryanmccormick8618]

I stumbled across your channel. I had to subscribe! So interesting and informative. Keep up the good work

[@AJG7302]

G'day , Forest.. been watching you since the extinct or alive series.. ur conservation efforts inspires me .. keep up the good work and all the best for your adventures.... Lover from India 🇮🇳

[@n0.lovebrandon268]

you inspire me to finish school to become a biologist . I very much appreciate the path you went to explore extraordinary animals known to extinction for people like us who understands & enjoys reality in life ⭐️

[@blessedbeauty2293]

- 9:35 *Will you && your team PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE go out there && make several videos* .. while spending a couple weeks (minimum) out there!? That would be *STR8 EPIC* !! THANKS TEAM !!

[@dtjarks]

I’d be a cheap date to Illinois. I’m in Iowa. Another great video as always! I hope the Steller’s sea cow is still out there. What a magnificent animal!

[@Supersonicsuperbomb]

Forrest, I just recently found you and I already love your content

[@Alexsclips]

I love the content and you make my day when you post

[@gamekiller420691]

Forrest you are the man you're like Steve Irwin and Josh Gates combined and an amazing asset to the beautiful planet we live on you're a true inspiration

[@andrewmingay1295]

As always great work galante, focus of the thylacine because we know it's difficult to fund but definitely keep the sea cow on the to do list

[@1stGen91.5]

Forrest has some of the best content😊 keep it up dude

[@jerryzhang158]

Love hearing your stories, so much hope for so these chill creatures, excited to see more

[@LuckyIcedSoda-hn6tf]

I love Your shows i watched all of Extinct or alive and i hope u can find anymore Extinct animals😁👍🏻

[@milesozorio5121]

Forrest I’m a Santa Barbara guy and would be hyped to join you for some spearfishing! Love all your stuff big man

[@brandondean2530]

Great Video Forrest Galante. I totally think Stellar’s sea cow, like the Thylacine is still alive. The Thylacine is very intriguing as I am an Australian. I really love, the tank with the turtles in the background. You sure love turtles like I do. It was your intriguing documentary about finding Fern that sparked my interest in Testudines!! PS: I am a 13 your old who has always had a passion for animals. I could say too I am an animal magnet. My favourite animals, are cats (which I have 3 of), wombats, turtles and rhinos. Though it would be awesome to go on any adventure with you. Though I am probably too young, inexperienced and unlikely to be picked, for a sailing trip to look for carp, I believe it would be a most satisfying adventure, if I was picked. If you ever do an all payed trip to Kenya (too see the last Northern White Rhinos), or the Galapagos, I would be 100% be the first in the boat no matter my age or criteria. It would be great to meet you someday.

[@sambojo1322]

I live near Chicago and have been watching you for years!

[@nicollekyostia6764]

As a single mom for the last 15 years there are a lot of things I have on my "hope to do someday" list. I grew up exploring the hard to reach places in North America with my Grandfather. Exploring new things + looking for very old things are at the very top of my list! Thank you so much for your content! My kids are almost grown now and so your channel helps bide my time till I can really get back out there! PS... I promise I'm not saying that my kids are holding me back, but despite my very best efforts they don't share my love of everything wild and would probably choose ANYTHING else over going somewhere that might not have WiFi 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@Mattty3000]

Loving the content keep up the great work!

[@416dl]

I have a lifelong fascination with the seacow....I've even carved on in fossil walrus ivory from Savunga...and having worked in remote regions before (Alaska and Antarctica, but not the Aleutians) I can readily accept that a large animal could be overlooked or evade detection into modern times. We just don't know as much as we think, and those regions are simply so big it's hard to wrap our brains around it even when one works there for extended periods of time. Thanks for your work and enthusiasm. Incidentally I now live not too far from where the flying carp are found...let me know and I'll tell you a couple of good stories I have regarding sightings of rare beasties doing things that defy our expectations. Cheerio!

[@FOSHIZZELL100]

I share the same sentiment with the Stellar Sea Cow. Such a magnificent animal that deserves its place on our earth if still out there.🤞

[@decafjose]

The Stellars sea cow is so beautiful! I hope I become lucky enough to assist with their study and conservation (if they persist) 🙏 best of luck to you, Forrest!

[@went2jared]

Love your content. Enjoyed seeing you on Joe Rogan show too. You’re very passionate about what you do. Thank you for sharing this.

[@LaurenAngell-z1m]

Keep inspiring us with hope Forrest, go man go.

[@lokell541]

I could listen to you talk literally all day I swear🫶🏻

[@Beauty_Of_Mesozoic]

I have a passion for extinct animals especially ones that were ridiculed and destroyed by man. The stellar sea cow is one of the last megafauna of the ice age to have gone extinct because of man, and it's rediscovery would be absolutely incredible in my eyes! Especially the thylacine as well I'm sitting here praying that they are still out there, you have given much hope to those of us that actually care about the status and repopulation of these amazing extinct (or possibly endangered) animals. ♥️

[@alexrazo]

It would be awesome to have last trip before my first daughter comes in July. I love your content keeping doing videos on “extinct” animals!

[@kpax37]

I would love to see the Thylacine and the Stellar Sea Cow come back another thing that would be amazing is to when that fishing trip for my husband for Father's Day and his birthday which are in the same month. Love love love love love love your content!

[@PrehostoricTerritories95]

I was hoping you would do a colossal video about this animal, but I'm excited that it could still be out there, and we could see it thriving again.

[@Doomer20119]

Love your work, man!! Thank you for keeping hope alive!!

[@andrewalvarado8433]

Dang a fishing trip with Forrest Galante himself !!

[@elijahsmessage3096]

Holy sea-cow! Love your videos, always waiting for you to upload again.

[@lonsalerno2441]

Man imagine the conversation you could have with this man while fishing! Hearing stories and learning cool new facts,bman that would be just the cookest thing ever!

[@jorgedelamora8947]

You really do make the best animal related content I’ve ever seen. Keep up the awesome work!