5 Critically Endangered Australians You Need To Know About

September 7th is National Threatened Species Day, and the 81st anniversary of the day the last known Tasmanian Tiger died.
But its not too late to save these 5 critically endangered Australian animals if we act now!

[@Bok2022st]

In 1980 I found western swamp Turtles in 2020 I went back to see if I could find them again and after much searching I found one again and they are not near Perth the best thing I could do for these little guys is just not tell anyone where they are as I believe they are much safer left alone I was so happy to see something I seen as a child was still there to the people that are saving these little guys may God bless you if anybody disturbed the land these creatures live on I will be sure to contact Perth Zoo to make sure the land is not disturbed as they are a gorgeous little turtle and deserve to not go extinct

[@Bok2022st]

One year ago I'm the person that wrote the when I was a kid and found a little patch of western swamp turtles and went back to see if they were still there and yes like I said they were and I'm happy to say when i later went back gone back and this time I actually found 4 I don't know whether or not the zoo is aware of this place but personally I feel like The guardian as I said a year ago if this land is disturbed I will be in touch with the authorities ASAP as these are absolutely gorgeous little creatures I was so happy to go back and find 4 it was not easy 2weeks in a swamp not nice, but by the grace of God theres more of them than last i checked. I don't know if Perth zoo or anyone else is aware of this colony but nevertheless those Little creatures have nothing to fear from me finding one is like miracle actually finding 4 was literally one of the highlights of my life and I will continue to keep there home as safe and unknown as possble god bless all the people that take care of our beautiful wildlife.

[@1softkiss]

It's always exciting for me to discover videos and updates on so many different species of animals out in the wild that are newly found and documented that are seldom seen or heard of which means they are hiding and thriving and hopefully their species will populate more :o) Great information and video my friend !!

[@WickedWildlife]

1softkiss glad you liked it :) Unfortunatly none of these guys are thriving but at least we haven't lost them yet

[@Bok2022st]

​@@WickedWildlifewell sead as we have lost too many already which in my opinion is a blight on the Australian people basically just unaware this is why your video is so important 💯 RESPECT

[@scottohare3134]

Good videos cool man I love your videos

[@priyarohead8987]

I am doing a project on the Northern Hairy Nosed Wombat.💜

[@WickedWildlife]

Omelette Person that’s fantastic To hear! If you need any help please let me know!

[@sptheban]

ill help

[@synxyfn2003]

great video mate

[@scottohare3134]

I love the orange bellied parrot l am a bird lover

[@scottohare3134]

Cool videos ❤

[@krisragu4685]

Great post

[@stevomate4041]

im doing my best to try and put together a list of native endangered species but cannot find decent sites to get research off have any suggestions??? great little video by the way very helpful

[@sptheban]

try the Chanel great big story

[@Bok2022st]

Number 1.that should be on the extinction list or better the extinct list is the cat.they are just killers of anything they can over power .great cry bait 👍

[@cameronmcmahon5134]

How are they now

[@scottohare3134]

❤

[@scottohare3134]

You rock mate ❤

[@dox3doomstar192]

I live in Queensland and I saw a Gilbert's potoroo behind my house sadly my horse trampled it I've been wondering 4 months what it is because I haven't seen one ever since so your video was pretty informative

[@WickedWildlife]

If you’ve seen a Potaroo in Queensland it would be a long nosed potaroo rarther than a Gilbert’s Possibly even a bandicoot

[@dox3doomstar192]

@@WickedWildlife ok thanks mate

[@christianpaleka5063]

What about the night parrot

[@alysonbeard5172]

What sort of habitat should I be providing in Victoria for any of the Victorian endangered animals? If I can I'd love to plant trees etc to attract the parrots.

[@WickedWildlife]

Alyson Beard depending on where you are and what species your hoping to attract there is lots of things Native trees are a great start, but I always recommend a good mix of species, often nurseries stock the prettiest flowing gums, which results in lorikeets moving in en mass and keeping other birds away, A good mix of flowing plants for food, spikey/thorny plants as habitat for the small species and some nest boxes or hollow logs goes a long way Creating a water source is another idea that also helps wildlife

[@alysonbeard5172]

Wicked Wildlife thanks Nick I'm in Melton and already see the occasional lorrikeet in both my front & back yard never more than three at any time though. I'll see if council can direct me to local conservation groups to find out what they recommend for where I am.

[@WickedWildlife]

Alyson Beard your local Cathment Management Authority would be your best bet. Your council should have their details or you’d find them in a google search

[@sptheban]

I'm going to start a project to get rid of those invasive cats and foxes

[@eastcreature1859]

I seen one of those frogs be for

[@tbscary]

The orange bellied parrot is also going extinct because of lack of females because of a disease there are 50 orange bellied parrots in the wild

[@scottohare3134]

I am a sad the oranger beled parrot is endangered

[@bd_codm5505]

7 of september is my birthday

[@scottohare3134]

I am a sad the oranger beled parrot is endangerd

[@ocelotte9590]

Isn’t the “Gilbert’s potaroo” also known as a quokka

[@WickedWildlife]

Tiny Fox no they are both endangered marsupials but different species The Gilbert’s potaroo is found near Albany and the quokka mostly on Rottnest Island

[@ocelotte9590]

Oh... they just look so... the same

[@peolq6051]

Yo my man

[@peolq6051]

Uhh

[@peolq6051]

Haha

[@peolq6051]

Lmao

[@peolq6051]

I want kms

[@olpsy4779]

Yo ‘ Dbfudfudf

[@sptheban]

actual there are unconfirmed spesamins of tazmanin tigers in remote areas

[@WickedWildlife]

Lots of unconfirmed reports, but unfortunately no real evidence. The majority of scientists agree they are extinct

[@sptheban]

@@WickedWildlife I think there still around

[@sptheban]

@@WickedWildlife I found that on wild krats going back in cretcer time episode 2

[@Jeannine5391]

I did my English Homework.

[@junaid2230]

Hi

[@artchiryo1356]

Congrats

[@lylestewart4731]

Really annoys me that when you need help to try and save a species everyone you ring can't help you but hit you straight up for donations lost a full colony of koalas on the hundred acres I own because no one wanted to help and still got the nerve now to ring and email me looking for donations this attitudes gotta change or we haven't got a chance of saving anything

[@elementalnoodle]

Why is this a task for school

[@ikast4r]

Your accent kills me 🥺

[@0fficiallybilly]

Sir Bumble why

[@leilani6128]

Why

[@sptheban]

how is that possible

[@0fficiallybilly]

I'm at school idk why we need this for tech but ok

[@olpsy4779]

This did not help atal mate