Top 10 Extinct Creatures Scientists Have Warned Us To NEVER Bring Back To Life

[@tanandalynch9441]

There's also like 5 movies telling y'all why bringing anything prehistoric back to life is a bad idea

[@reapersgirl6407]

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[@crimsondaemon906]

Bringing them back isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Bringing them back thoughtlessly is. I can’t come up with a reason that bringing extinct creatures back to life on a planet where they can have no significant impact on humanity is. A planet such as Mars. Of course the planet would need to be terra formed first, but once that is possible, there should be plenty of options to resurrect extinct species in a way that minimizes the danger to humans.

[@Ivanculina1]

​@@crimsondaemon906 gg

[@adamsbryce47]

Facts💯

[@sladeritter6695]

As a veteran Ark player, i couldve made this list and am not surprised to see game snapshots included in the video.

[@dakoda887]

Literally same I realized that's too

[@Dagger__Seishin]

That’s what I was thinking lol ARK took this list and makes its creatures.

[@Ivanculina1]

Not Really

[@rubycube1506]

I'd be eaten within two minutes but man I want to go back in time and see all these animals roam the earth.

[@outofpowder]

So, you want to commit unlife for 2 minutes of fear and terror. Just go to a museum.

[@rubycube1506]

@@outofpowder you're boring.

[@outofpowder]

@@rubycube1506 true enough. It's not like I've ever been to a museum willingly. Just speaking practically I suppose. I've done a lot of not boring things when I was younger, but I'll remain a bore and not get into it. I'm sure you've done much more not boring things than me in your youth. Or at least I will assume you have. You be safe now.

[@rubycube1506]

@@outofpowder I licked a battery once

[@outofpowder]

@@rubycube1506 HAHAHHAHAH oh shit that was good

[@Jmener69]

So starting off, megalodon extinct 2.6 million years ago yet their bite was the strongest ever recorded??? Who recorded their bite 2.6 million years ago

[@mosespereira9117]

It's an educated guess, based on available data on current bite forces of living animals when comparing teeth size and jaw structures and other scientific etc...

[@davidhuffman4036]

I was just fixing to type that question 😅

[@outofpowder]

It's a bunch of bullshit, he's just talking crap for his viewers. They went extinct more like 3.5 million years ago which is very easy to research. He probably doesn't even do his own research or fact check anything.

[@thewolfofwallstreet627]

It's just an educated guess based on fossils they've found. Not just among megaladon shark fossils, but other prehistoric creatures that may have bite marks from megaladon sharks in their fossils, so it allows them to guess. Honestly, I doubt they know for sure. Keep in mind that the t-rex has moved temporarily from predator status to scavenger back to predator status once, so that should tell you that not even most scientists are sure about these creatures.

[@oneofakindcrazy6588]

Ur mom

[@dylanmurphy4659]

“Extinct animals scientists have warned us never to bring back” meanwhile me unable to answer a single question on my science papers

[@sentientboxofcookies1843]

Right, scientists warn us when they’re the ones who are most qualified to do such a thing.

[@RitchieIsntRich]

I like how a good amount of these are in Ark survival Evolved. Damn now I want to play Ark again.

[@Blackdragon99omfg]

my server is down atm. I was thinking the same.

[@GladHe8Her_Booty]

Ayyye it’s the Ginger Mr. Beast!!! You’re like his Shiny version.

[@lunahyacinth6335]

Whoever told this guy an ostrich might manage a good scratch needs to rethink their life choices. Ostriches, Emus, and Cassowaries are all flightless birds that can kill you by force with insane speed & a well placed kick, that is if you aren’t bleeding out from their long super sharp dagger talons

[@WilliamDearthwd]

Yeah. The Be Amazed channel referred to cassowaries as modern versions of dinosaurs. And talked about a fella who was breeding them, not entering the enclosure with proper protection in the case of an attack. He tripped and one leapt over to him and kicked him to death.

[@poodie3887]

That’s why you bring 762 sbr

[@liamevans9353]

It's in jurassic Park as well

[@jakobrothweiler1953]

Dude I haven't seen you in a video in forever. Missed you

[@Sirfy]

The first guy kept your attention and spent more time on the facts than bad long-winded jokes. Or being judgemental about people who likes goats

[@christopherrementer1218]

Do you like goats

[@NachoAvarageCat]

Also for those who don't know the thumbnail is a screen shot from the movie piranhaconda idk if i spelled it right but thats where the thumbnail is from or it could be from a google search

[@kgeorge6713]

It’s great that you guys aren’t standing exactly in the center anymore even though you’re only off the side a little bit it helps

[@stephinshepard5067]

Can’t just bring back dead animals with out a consequence

[@Mrjboomseedco]

If the carbon levels went back up to ratios they where back in many of these critters days most of the animals would eventually get to massive sizes again hence why I still think jba fofi is still in the Congo jungles where the air is more dense to support a spider that size and other bugs would be much larger and plants would be huge too though there’s still awesome massive plants I grow elephant ears and gunnera manicata and both get massive 10’ leaves where it’s warmer and in native areas and time

[@Scabgasm]

Me on every video that is posted here: “aw yeah maybe they will talk about some new shit” T10: “ alriiight starting off with the megalo…” Me: “ GODDAMMIT “

[@LuigiBros100]

Love this channel love these 10 tens! But piranahconda as the thumbnail? Lmao

[@cixelsyd40]

I’d take any flying bird over a cassowary. They have a body count.

[@edenanimates1465]

Remember when this channel was actual top ten lists and not just spooky legends

[@ROCKSTAR13133]

@@danielobrien1571 creep

[@mylespando5192]

This list isn’t spooky legends though? It’s actual species that once existed. Though the title is kind of stupid.

[@SPEC1AL-D]

@@danielobrien1571what the fuck? lmfao

[@chrismcgowan4684]

​@@danielobrien1571creep

[@UKStudiosNE]

They’ve always Donn myths and legends, Urban legends and all sorts as well as real factual vids

[@csho6512]

Bring back the Saber Tooth Tiger.... much of my country in Canada is suitable for them, and very sparsely populated.

[@Jonas-lj8ul]

As a fellow Canadian who ISN'T eager to end up left in a litter box, how about no.

[@csho6512]

@@Jonas-lj8ul I doubt you would live anywhere close to the habitat they would need. I think people look at prehistoric animals as something to fear, but the human encounters would be rare. I mean most Canadians already have an issues with Wolves or at least did, and pushes deer populations higher, which causes hunters to claim they are required to keep the deer populations in check. In my opinion humans shouldn't be the one to keep populations in check. Keep the animals that were meant to do it, or bring animals back that could. Just give them territory and it will work out. The alternative would be humans deal with it, but the track record isn't overly good. Especially if the goal is to control all populations, it's better left to nature. As humans cause most recent extinctions, maybe we aren't the best choice to control populations, food for thought.

[@karamedley6229]

I think Titanoboa was the serpent shown in the old picture of someone in a plane, if you've seen the photo you'll know what I'm talking about, and the image was said to be real and untampered with so the species was at least still alive back during that time and I think somewhere hidden in the Amazon they still exist.

[@ROCKSTAR13133]

@@danielobrien1571 creep

[@harrywarden3729]

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH

[@ROCKSTAR13133]

@@harrywarden3729 he makes me sick🤢

[@avid9]

@@danielobrien1571 Daniel O'Brien was sentenced to two years imprisonment for possession and distribution of indecent images of children (Image: Greater Manchester Police) A Wigan dad has been jailed for downloading almost 40,000 indecent images of children after he was caught out by a paedophile sting operation. (ur going back)

[@scp53779-thebarber]

Interesting theory about the smilodon, it's believed they are more closely related to bear than tiger.

[@jimcooper1320]

He says the reason why some animals were larger was because of the temperature of the earth being hotter. With global warming, couldn't they just reach that size again?

[@fedore555]

let’s not entertain that thought .//…..

[@EnchantingCurse]

Its a combination of more heat and more oxygen. We have much less oxygen in our atmosphere than we used to

[@dankrocka64]

The Earth has gradually gotten colder over the past billions of years. Yet you believe global warming is an issue?

[@andrecarter2163]

Basically lots of animals have shrunk over the years

[@tristyy404]

Question to scientists…who tf exactly is it that your warning? One of y’all gotta be behind it 😭🤣

[@Kojak325]

Love the screenshots from Ark.

[@gaiatrixgames]

Do you suppose the giant pig is what Black Sabbath were singing about when they wrote war pigs? 😂😂😂

[@wolfkissed3706]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@RitchieIsntRich]

And there's the Ark Screenshots 😂

[@Ohionortheast]

Let’s resurrect super giant shrimp 🍤 now that would be amazing and delicious

[@RyanCoomer]

at a buffet, i personally sneak corndogs into the buffet so others can enjoy them. I hide 6 corndogs in my jacket pockets. it then, is a joy for me to see other patrons of the establishment eat my corndogs thinking they were part of the buffet.

[@mikememine1423]

Back to the old tried and true corndog bit...killin' it!

[@RazorSharpLIVE]

​@@mikememine1423😢😢bb 6😂 lololol😅

[@kymberlyn420]

I love corndogs. Let's get married.

[@RyanCoomer]

whahhaahahaa yessssss@@mikememine1423

[@RyanCoomer]

AHHAHAAH !!!! CORNDOG!!!!!@@RazorSharpLIVE

[@sigmish]

If the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere can change how large an insect grows, could we grow giant insects in a lab? By increasing the amount of oxygen in the enclosure?

[@Gerilyn2003]

*slaps hand* back away from the science lab. We don't want you doing that...

[@50CeNTTTTT]

I just love when I get that notification saying "Someone liked your comment!" Or "Someone has subscribed!" Makes my day better!😊😍😍

[@DJGamingAndOther]

I know right it even tells you if someone replies

[@50CeNTTTTT]

@@DJGamingAndOther No, it really does bro

[@ROCKSTAR13133]

@@50CeNTTTTT blah.

[@qontoh2s872]

I think we should table any talks of bringing back extinct species. We can't take care of what's here now. Also, any clones of extinct animals would be nothing more than lab rats or zoo exhibits. None would ever be able to be reintroduced into their natural environments since those no longer exist either.

[@a1kid]

I like how the picture for the video shows a 'Piranhaconda'. Yes, there never was any such thing...except on the Syfy channel... Shout out to Shandi Finnessey!

[@naomihollingsworth1019]

I assume there was a lot more heated upwinds , that would mean less wing beating

[@codyjones3311]

Meganeura is absolutely what the Pokémon Yanmega is based on, and I love it.

[@ciberzombiegaming8207]

interestingly about half of creatures in this video (compilation) are portrayed in Ark Survival Evolved (game)

[@UFCSTRIKER08]

Love the Ark photos as reference.

[@nukified]

Literature the coast guard would have to be called for a titanaboa😭

[@Lestatsgirl23]

We may not have to bring back the megalodon back. Over time great white sharks may grow to be that big due to evolution. So in a thousand or so years time we may have larger great white sharks than they are now.

[@MichaelHall1989]

Neat video, nice clickbait title (I was aware when I clicked lol). There's literally no way we could bring the majority of these animals back, but it's cool to think about. EDIT: Getting to the end of the video, I see you included animals that could actually be brought back. However, most of the ones you bring up would be fine to bring back. In fact, most scientists, as far as I'm aware, really do want to see them brought back.

[@angelaakers4320]

Those oversized shrimp look like the tiny ones people sell as Sea Monkeys! Imagine if one of those hatched in your tiny tank!

[@handcocktail2282]

In the first list of 10 "THE BIG BIRD" I truly believe I have seen one, a few years ago in the USA the North West was on fire, I had been out side and saw a huge bird like creature flying away from the fires, i never heard it or saw it flap its wings it was just gliding, i watched it for several minutes it never once flaped its wings.

[@victoriathorne8252]

Don’t worry, we haven’t forgotten about the giant Millipede that lived all those years ago

[@victoriathorne8252]

We’ve seen the giant insects in dinosaur movies, except for all the Jurassic movies

[@siobhanmcdonald3319]

Why do I feel so much representation for ark 😂

[@sgdeluxedoc]

if you think snakes like titanaboa have disappeared because of lower oxygen levels, I've got some bad news for you. Oxygen levels are higher in the S. American rain forest and is probably why there are some 40 foot anacondas there who are easily a half meter wide.. Also in the Congo basin there are spiders which will chill you to the bone, with a total leg spread of 3 feet.. the J'Ba Fofi.. Not surprisingly, the Congo rain forest also has higher O2 levels...

[@TopHatGrim]

This is an underrated comment. Can you imagine what else is in those high O2 level areas? The thought is otherworldly!

[@justalittleturtle5600]

So you’re saying it’s a bad thing to bring back all the trees that produce higher oxygen levels? Maybe our tree destroying ancestors had very specific bug/snake related reasons………

[@HitmanKingJay]

Megalodon was huge problem in ocean for a lot fishes

[@Blackdragon99omfg]

j'ba fofi is only a myth. A cryptid.

[@mylespando5192]

There’s no evidence of either one of those claims.

[@oobrocks]

How do u measure bitting force of extinct animals?

[@roseannaruthlynnewyman3123]

In the case of sharks like the Megalodon they're living relative is the great white major scale the bite force of the great white up to that level cuz it's believed that those two are related

[@warenuhakuma1226]

T-rex was guessed up to 12 tons actually, even with the new news of today, where a specimen was found having a bigger skeleton (1 to 2 more meters in height)

[@warenuhakuma1226]

The "pig from hell" didn't charge on preys, it bit it once and followed the prey like Comodo lizards we have today

[@marcusking332]

Yes maximum but a Tyrannosaurus Rex's most likely size range was 6.5 to 8 tons.

[@bamaboy1000]

​@@marcusking332 no not true there's a study being done now that says that the t rex could be 70%bigger then we previously thought and the spino is only 8 to 9 tons not 20 tons i don't no what hell this guy video is talking about

[@SanchezBrown13]

You said pig from hell, and all I thought was "giant chicharrones"

[@ygtheyunggodd7440]

The oxygen levels were higher eons ago which help cells grow which also affects us so if these animals seem massive it’s only cuz of our own shrinkage through time but we would’ve been allot bigger as well even plants were larger anyone notice how allot of mountains look like tree stumps🙃

[@loganbyrne3054]

The Andrewsarchus looks like a modern day Hyena. Just bigger. And the worm is just ancestor of the millipede.

[@brookelynnenewcomer943]

41:05 that movie is on peacock just watched it the other day.

[@coincadecollecting2978]

Science fact correction: snakes were bigger back then because there was more oxygen in our air than there is today. Snake weren’t bigger cause it was warmer back then.

[@cski4601]

People dont realize that it was around 80 percent more oxgen back then

[@cski4601]

Which makes for bigger creatures

[@gabe4u22]

Truth be told, if humans existed when these creatures did, we would be larger also due to oxygen levels. So the scale wouldn’t be that off compared to what we deal with today.

[@cwvanhoepen4917]

Scientist never warned us about bringing back any of these because...hate to brake it...we can't. Even if we could extract a fraction of the DNA, it has decayed for milennia now.

[@remirez2k3]

if my memory serves correctly the giantpirahna was what the movie series pirahna was based on

[@NachoAvarageCat]

I watched a movie called megapirahna but i only watch a few minutes before changing the movie i was hoping that the piranhas would be massive but they were tiny in my opinion as i have never seen a piranha in real life so idk how big they are in teal life but thats besides the point i feel like the piranhas in the movie were based off of the extinct species of giant piranha

[@remirez2k3]

even the small ones in the movie were larger than the average breed honestly, but the REAL giant boy comes in the second movie, the first was literally all lead up@@NachoAvarageCat

[@nolanstamper4663]

If y'all want to see a huge one go look up world's largest piranha species. They do get huge.

[@goldendays404]

What are they basing these animals behavior off of? You can't determine that just from fossils, the most you'll figure out is a possible diet

[@mylespando5192]

I assume based on animals that are related to them in current times and their behavior. Plus the shapes and forms of their bodies with our understanding of species behavior gives credence. I believe it’s really just a bunch of educated guesses at the end of the day.

[@EnchantingCurse]

You can actually determine plenty from fossils. Behavior for the most part is easily determined by the size and shape of the brain cavity, diet, and setup of the body. Especially if it's already similar to or an ancestor of something we see in life now.

[@joelanglois8827]

Who else saw the video and saw the guy from the Esport channel and was curious ?

[@mephustowest1876]

These are all cool creatures, but this video had so many repeats.

[@napoleonarmstrong3648]

For the life of me I can't understand why people feel like dry. corny humor is needed to deliver the info......

[@rubycube1506]

I love it 😊

[@victoriathorne8252]

We’ve seen those mass of dragonflies in all kinds of dinosaur movies

[@helmutrosendal]

these scientists must've watched the jurassic park/world movies and at the end credits said "ok but-"

[@LadyMutare]

I noticed a few of the pictures were screenshots from Ark Dinosaur game.

[@justinperry8445]

With the amount of the sea and forrest undiscovered, these could all still exist

[@caseyjones6197]

Since the world is only about 6000 years old all of this had to be younger than the earth by 3-4 days.

[@lights_utopia1130]

Lol the thumbnail picture is from a early 2010's asylum movie that was on the sifi channel this funny.

[@grin_of_grimmsnarl1333]

Hot take: revive them all to abundance and begin the Monster Hunter Arch of humanity's history

[@nathanzimmermann4122]

How does one record bite strength of an animal extinct for millions of years?

[@karlseedwanders2016]

Yoo Danny is baack?

[@darthamar4042]

It's ok. I won't be bringing any of those back to life and my mates tell me they won't be either.

[@MustangGuru]

New carbon dating on the Meg teeth shows that the Meg was around as early as 200k years ago

[@stevenriggins8260]

Some inaccurate info here the spinosaurus is not the largest known carnivore that would be the giganotosaurus 😅

[@tazman2253]

actually there is a possibility of Megaladon still being a thing. This was proven several years ago when a Great White Shark got bit in half by a creature that if it was a larger one then is the current record holder because its 3 times larger then the largest Great white ever recorded.

[@Deadinthehead87]

Unlikely I say its unlikely because someone somewhere would have found newer teeth, and far more significant losses in whale populations. It would take a lot to keep a big fish like that alive given that it would have to always keep moving. In addition several years ago they also discovered that Orcas were killing Great whites specifically for their livers

[@bigbaz-1218]

the white was only 7ft and was killed by a bigger white been proved

[@tazman2253]

actually they never found the shark that did it they assume it was another White but the actual size needed when THE FMATH HAS BEEN DONE DEBUNKS THAT. In other words Math proves that statement wrong sorry try again.@@bigbaz-1218

[@csho6512]

​@@Deadinthehead87This is what I always say. THey would be eating many whales and it would be pretty obvious of the existance of such a creature that would literally terrorize whales. Noone would be saying Killer Whales are top Ocean predator with such an animal existing anymore.

[@breadeats]

ever heard about orcas, sea oreos? physcos of sea, only creature that is safe from terrors of killer whale is blue whale, simply because even gang of sadistic sea oreos dont wanna mess with largest living creature ever. But anything smaller than blue whale, fair game.

[@BethWondrely]

Who put the saddle on the giant scorpion?🤣

[@bkmur4713]

But… if you were to bring them back… I’m thinking… Florida maybe?

[@scottdecker5455]

If im not mistaken the alligator was a sarcosuchus not deinosuchus

[@wolfdeni.c.3539]

Interesting Mega prana was discovered in the same place as Argentinasoris

[@Rain-vx9qx]

20:03 : bro said argevantis but its literaly argentavis right below him💀

[@yunhoiswithmern]

Spinosaurus being much larger than a t-rex then u remember t-rexes were still stronger and dangerous

[@alexicey]

That ark terror bird pic threw me off a bit🤣

[@KickassMcfly]

"strongest ever recorded" ... BRO, how the fuck did someone "record" the bite strength of a megalodon?

[@mikespalaceofdowntime4773]

Why is there more than ten?

[@leosailor2514]

I call the therizinosaurus the Wolverine dinosaur after the X-man Wolverine

[@yomemahe]

Tickle chicken lol

[@dakoda887]

Imagine alll ones that were never discovered

[@jtoddjb]

Top 10? Not so sure I'll bring this back

[@rickywood8805]

Terror birds are ridiculously annoying early game 😭

[@longisland.n.y.life_7592]

How do they know that the pig from hell was so crazy for meat

[@SaintMichael-js5kh]

How exactly was the Megladon’s bite force recovered?

[@Kakarot64.]

I would imagine a mock up jaw powered by a hydrolic press.

[@SaintMichael-js5kh]

@@Kakarot64.- I cannot imagine that being anywhere close to accurate.

[@victoriathorne8252]

The Gigantopithecus What is used in the live action, jungle book for king Louis

[@tracygardner6318]

If the Earth her choice to either be really hot, or really cold I would choose cold, I don’t want snakes or reptiles to be that big

[@ivywalker7989]

I would love to go back to the prehistoric eras but we shouldn't bring any of them back we don't have their plant life or pray anymore

[@shannonkeys8594]

Not being rude but you're wrong about the reason the snakes size is smaller now is the oxygen levels are lower

[@joaquinduronvilla7031]

65 million years from now we are gonna be in this video

[@chanoname4940]

Yoo ur from thescoreeesport. Did u leave!??

[@supra392]

Spinosaurus did not weigh 23 tons. New science shows more like 8-10 tons.

[@heatherquinn553]

Can you please say height and weight in American weight and weight as well I always pulsing the video just to look up the conversion’s thank

[@f.tgamer34]

the Giganotosaurus was bigger than the spinosawrus

[@nocturnal101ravenous6]

Argent - Avis - Argentavis............ So I would think when the words are separated it would be very easy to pronounce them

[@Squizzard66]

Ark survival ascended came out 3 days before I saw this video