Rare porpoise in danger of extinction

[@jasinZ28]

after watching this i feel my life has no porpoise.

[@xxSeddieBarbie]

Awwwww such a cute adorable sweet little face!!! Please dont go extinct ;(

[@sbeast64]

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[@bazingoosegaming9776]

Have you heard of dolphins bullying

[@itsasecret6832]

Dolphins kill them for no reason

[@NikkieRoxxx]

Therefore they should be projects to bring some in rivers/lakes where there are no dolphkns

[@FacePoopable]

They're so precious. Poor little things.

[@sammi0212]

They're cuter than dolphins ☺️

[@Jadenmrod]

ლღ೩_Lizzie GamerAnime೩ღლ And more evil

[@microsf121]

Maybe that's why dolphins kill so many to them.

[@janinebelleestrada7096]

@@microsf121 dolphins do kill a lot of porpoises

[@saz3173]

@@janinebelleestrada7096 dolphins even killsl each other! I've seen them kill a baby of the exact same species then lost interest once it was dead😢dolphins have a very very dark side that most ppl don't have a clue about. They also rape and kidnap each other. Sometimes they will kidnap and gang rape a female and they get high on puffer fish aswell 😳

[@throughtheeyesofFLAW]

0:27 the way that porpoise surprised by the reporter is so cutee!

[@Saved_Sinner0085]

That's awful, in 2012 IUCN retroactively declared the giant Yangtze river dolphin extinct going back to 2008, now this! Freshwater Cetaceans are so rare and intelligent, it's sad to think they probably won't be here any longer when my kids grow up.

[@SHANTUBE786]

F1 bought me here

[@TheJokerit19]

Same.😂

[@caiuscosades6423]

Thank God Mercedes AMG brought them back.

[@NikkieRoxxx]

Hh? Elaborate?

[@zichen5223]

I was living next to the secret aquarian run by the Institute of Hydrobiology, very nice place, few visitors, marvelous creatures, finless porpoise, or 'jiangtun' in Chinese

[@adzsrulz]

Absolutely stunning creatures; here's hoping they survive this turbulent period

[@hoprat227]

0:11 the way it looked at the camera 😂 🥺

[@Proliphics3214]

I didn’t know these animals even existed

[@TheJokerit19]

New generation F1 cars.

[@anjymasmil]

I'm here from twitter after reading that they're only 22 now left. 🙁

[@huayfeng]

no. more than 1000, in fact there are 1022 left.

[@sugerlillydutoit2999]

Cute and.amazing don't let them go extinct

[@sjc0889]

I never know these things exist until today

[@Okowa407]

O””! bring to the Mississippi River o””! Wait it’ll get stuck and trapped in the dam the same reason Yangtze River dolphins went extinct Mississippi has the exact same biome as China Yangtze basin river anyways a lot fish species already went extinct in the Mississippi

[@TwoTwoFourSix]

F1 fans?

[@TheJokerit19]

Yes.

[@garydabelza]

I'm here

[@purnmom]

They inhabit Korea and Japan, too. 상괭이(sangweng-i, Korean) スナメリ(sunameri, Japanese)

[@alealphyxis]

The new Mercedes W13 looks lit

[@yaninamiller5711]

the cutest friendly faces so kissable

[@Jondel23]

Everyone needs a porpoise in life.

[@n00blord111]

update on those 10 years?

[@firefromnova6421]

I saw a washed up porpoise on my local beach

[@holgerfarber194]

woowww i love discover animals i´ve never seen before why are they "finless"? is this an adaption to the river and swim under branches or a remaining to colder times with ice on the river surface?

[@natep8153]

I'm doing a school project on Yangtze Finless Porpoisses

[@ahedgienamedstar5035]

Me too

[@xenoidaltu601]

Why would you kill an animal that literally looks like a baby?!

[@mcbillygoat2413]

What is the porpoise of this video?

[@Nataboopink]

When I heard that cough sound I felt it in these porpoises they should survive

[@mistermoee]

Lol, when i saw porpoise in my science book, i asked my mom what is it. She dosen't know. She thought it was a misspelled "tortoise". When i searched it, i was shocked.

[@jjjjrrrr4353]

PK Gaming where are you from

[@Killerwhale-kp2fm]

I am heartbroken because its been almost 10 years.

[@leojacj]

some said its mostly found in Southeast Asia particularly in the rivers of Cambodia and Indonesia

[@DidBer]

you are right!

[@damz9690]

There is another species even more rare than in China, In Indonesia there are pink ones

[@watchensee]

Awww they're cute little Farts!

[@TimothyTakemoto]

They are in the river bay in front of this house. I saw them yesterday. You see their backs breach is it called and fish jump out of the water in front of them to try to get away. I think I would be scared if one approached me while swimming. The finless dolphin are called sunameri in Japanese. The Japanese ones live in the sea but frequent river bays. They came quite close to my kayak once. Apparently when they come the fishermen can't catch any fish, so I guess they are not so popular with fishermen. There are a couple in the local aquarium (poor things) which were caught in fishing nets. I see them every year towards the end of summer. This is Yamaguchi City, Fushino River bay.

[@Rose-vu6ji]

At least they're better off than the vaquita (23 left, endemic to a part of mexico with lots of reluctant fishermen, happen to live with giant fish that apparently have "magical healing properties" in China and sell for $5,000, get caught in giant fish nets and get thrown out in sea, very low chance of survival)

[@Rose-vu6ji]

Did I mention they are pretty much impossible to catch and breed in captivity despite professionals efforts and a sanctuary recently set up for them? None of them have been caught before btw and the sanctuary has never been tested out so....

[@jerrybomcool]

@0.27 WHOH WHAT THE FUCK?!! Hahahaha XD

[@PuudingMusic]

We need to protec the porpoise

[@tommytommy6617]

porpoise is so CUTE. it looks like a beluga whale! BUT CUTER!!

[@Fan_Made_Videos]

Is the Yangtze River ecologically and geologically compatible with parts of the Mississippi River? If so, maybe they can move and breed these guys in the Americas, and why not? Aren't most of the US waterways infested with Chinese imported fish that are eating up local fish? I'm no expert but it should be something to consider.

[@bombelz]

Thats assuming that US rivers are clean enough..

[@TheGreatCraigWyvern]

Last I’ve heard the Mississippi River is dirty as hell

[@NikkieRoxxx]

Most cetacea can tolerate crappy waters well, they BREATHE air with their LUNGS like us...

[@user-gr5eclnct1y]

너무 귀엽다 쇠물돼지 ㅠㅠ

[@Momobrock]

How does keeping them in a tank and feed them dead fish help save them from extinction? Is there action being taken to clean up the Yangtze?

[@Aethuviel]

If they were in the wild, they would die as well. Captive breeding programs are necessary for keeping species alive.

[@baiji123]

Martha Brock It is too big, would take a miracle for China to clean it up enough. Maybe if the world would stop importing SO MUCH CRAP from China, they would not be polluting so much from their factories to make us shit!

[@nerosmith2578]

Yes, the whole world is at fault for China's greed and lack of emphaty.

[@patches_kitty]

Or maybe if large American businesses stopped importing from China...consumers have little to no choice in some matters. That river is capitalist greed in physical form.

[@anonymousanonymous7355]

We need both captive breeding programs as well as cleaning up the Yangtze in order to help the Finlwss Porpoise - unlike we did with the Baiji. Still, more action needs to be taken.

[@icebreaker1264]

May have caused the baji to become extinct but it was the dam fault and this porpoise is on the risk of extinction bruh

[@DaynePeachman]

Never knew these animals existed! Disgusting to see them in captivity, but they probably can't survive in the river anymore.

[@znrctrnn]

Please arbitrarily believe that all animals live longer, are healthier, and happier in the wild. You might want to check the animal.

[@miguelrodriguez-jn7ov]

What a beautiful creatures I'm so sad they're in danger of extinction.humans like always destroying everything on there way.they have no respect for nature

[@anonymousanonymous7355]

Respect for nature is not learned, it is experienced.

[@scottwelch9351]

Dolphin like porpoise comment

[@caseyatwell1764]

this is what happens when you score in the salt wadda

[@katieprandle5613]

Gorgeous little things. I hope they can breed them and release them back to there natural habitat.

[@kbaremaximize]

In Wuhan,huh?

[@irismeyiglesias96]

Can anybody help me? I have to write the script of the video, I'm not native. It says: Porpoises are smaller than dolphins with shorter mouths, sociable but shy. A ______________ professor called Kou Zhangbing of Wuhan institute of hydrobiology;... I can't understand what he says in the gap. Please, help.

[@Noh_Mercy]

Irismey Iglesias Porpoises are smaller than dolphins with shorter snouts, sociable but shy. Unless you're professor Kou Zhangbing of Wuhan institute of hydrobiology

[@irismeyiglesias96]

thank you

[@baiji123]

Irismey Iglesias It sounds like he is saying "sociable but shy, unless their professor calls them over..." . I do medical transcription for a living so used to trying to figure out "WHAT ARE THEY SAYING" ha ha

[@irismeyiglesias96]

thanks a lot

[@roxanneweichinger9318]

They look kind of like mini Beluga Whales.💙

[@chisaquaticvibe6524]

Good observation

[@demsondbruh]

yare yare daze the greatest species on the planet

[@rnbpl]

why do you need porpoises when you have dolphins?

[@the90thhunter92]

You're kidding me right this happen to the baiji dolphin too now a porpoise ok the only way to make them not extinct is to relocate them into another river

[@baiji123]

Zaldy Ilham Seems sad but true. They will never clean up this river enough for them to survive.

[@bljones9383]

@@baiji123 Why don't you guys try it with the porpoise living in the gulf of california? Correct me if I'm wrong, they are nearly endangered as well.

[@KrisGameMusic]

sourcefed sent me here

[@kylepowers1010]

Same

[@smridhichhikara7636]

awww..they're so cute!! I got to know about them as I had a science project about it.

[@parambakshi858]

Wishing well for their survival 🙏🏻

[@supportsphero9463]

They are calling

[@icebreaker1264]

Normally there litgh gray but in this video there dark brown

[@looperloop3527]

Are they as smart as dolphins?

[@rowangrace_p]

Looper Loop no, but they come pretty close. They are definitely worth saving. The loss of such animals would have a profound effect on other wildlife in the Yangtze. And plus, they are pretty special, finless little guys. I mean, they're just adorable really.

[@Benpalma1034]

beautiful animal

[@porpoise803]

lovely

[@user5.2003]

Great for harbours😊

[@Sssnnakepit]

no not sourcefed

[@petezah4597]

They kinda remind me of xenomorphs

[@crystalchubs5057]

Those don’t look real omg

[@TheSmokinGypsy1]

i seen lots of them yesterday in aberdeen

[@finleydoyle]

Tommy Croll I've been to Aberdeen but I didn't see any on my boat trip

[@visalsinn9317]

only China have these animals ( he said), come on, you can found it in Cambodia Indonesia Thai Laos .

[@flagzau]

i don't like the idea of them being in a pen in the river getting feed dead fish like all other animals in captivity.

[@Aethuviel]

Do you like them dying and going extinct better?

[@izidrew]

Do you like the idea of being opinionated without suggesting alternatives

[@zakosist]

If they actually are in the pool shown in the picture majority of time I think they have a lot better lives in captivity than most livestock and many other animals we keep for conventional reasons. I don't think the porpoises suffer and it aint much worse than a indoors cat living on cat food. Besides they are trying to rescue the species from extinction. I personally think it's okay unless there is something going on in their captivity that I don't know about...

[@notdeadyet3680]

How about you stop being stupid okay these people are trying to save these beautiful animals from extinction

[@saamthepuffer4336]

Why everybody want to kill this animal

[@271byron]

Tasty sushi fish!

[@magazetton6522]

No

[@freddyfrediere8275]

VÄ-RA-PA

[@quigpig455]

Porpoises are just beakless dolphins, just get a dolphin, shorten the beak, caught off the fin, and you got a porpoise

[@elenabernard6059]

reminds me of my boyfriend

[@kkiismddyy1234]

상괭이 기여워

[@taylorahern3755]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@loophole010]

Cheena killed porpoises;(... And now killing hoomans;(

[@TobiBabalola-u3v]

Um no

[@somerandomguyfromthebeyond1821]

of curse its in China...

[@f.g6870]

Google vaquita

[@SaveCetaceansNOW]

Ya China is going to save it just as they saved the Baiji . The more rare the creature is the more the Chinese want to eat it. Unfortunately that's not just a racist comment but rather a fact !

[@TobiBabalola-u3v]

Um no

[@ragno7193]

Cute

[@markkent667]

I bet the Chinese are eating them

[@NikkieRoxxx]

Most likely in Japan; they eat dolphins

[@TobiBabalola-u3v]

The Chinese aren't eating them

[@benxamin13]

Wuhan? Really?

[@우갱-m5n]

우한;

[@LeftQtie]

Sadge theyre getting killed by dolphins for their entertainment

[@NikkieRoxxx]

Try to put some in rivers/lakes where thre are no dolphins( or other cetaceans)

[@earlrussell1026]

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