20 More Extinct Animals I Believe Could Still Be Alive
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I rank on tier maker 20 more extinct animals I belive could still be alive.
If I lived in an area close to where a maybe extinct animal is believed to maybe still live, I am not so sure I would broadcast it to the world if I happen to spot something looking like that animal. If an animal is believed to maybe be extinct, it’s population is very likely both incredible fragile and very small. I probably would try and collect proof and contact the appropriate authorities to make them aware that ‘hey, this animal is likely still around here, so if you want to protect it, maybe do something’ but I don’t wanna risk tourists or heaven forbid poachers becoming aware of their survival. I would much rather an animal being thought extinct, giving it space to live on in peace, rather than disturbing the remaining population.
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i think the javan tiger is still around
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You should make a list with criptids that could Just be rare animals
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there is a dwarf hippo at the Omaha Zoo
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Foremax watches are affordable he says. Checking the website determines thats a lie. Aint no way id ever spend $1200 on a watch that looks like the shit in walmart for $20. Not all of us are millionaires and out of touch with reality.
@JamesPotterr-c3fMORE animals means not talking about that seahorse........AGAIN
@fevers9324Extinct Or Alive!!! Crowd source the funding for the show! A Go Fund Me would be uber successful I say. I would gladly donate that's for sure! I know there aren't enough species with a realistic chance of finding. But with enough money and support a season of quality episodes is a reality for sure!
@werdna3891is it me or did that gecko have a massive set of nuts???🤣
@lovingLIFE852aI see malabar civet in Lake
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That coupry bull looks really similar to a photo of a bull my grandfather took in korea in 1951 looks like one of the bulls in the photo my grandfather took in korea i have his photo album from the war im gonna get that out in the morning and look sure as heck looks like one of the bulls in a photo my grandfather took he also got photos of water buffalo but theres a bull that does not look like a water buffalo at all looks just like that coupry bull
@jeremyloeffler2783Waggle golf shirt? Come to the band lands of MT/ND and golf!
@grinsler2jzI remember that when I was young in school I read a magazine by National Geographic about the Western Black Rhino and I said something along the lines of "when I grow up I'm going to go save the rhinos" not knowing that by then they were already extinct.
@GolDRogersGhostWait Forrest, when you went looking for the Cape Lion, you actually I think you might have captured a West African Black Rhino on a trail camera.
@SpaceVR-s3mI really appreciate these well researched videos. Especially with the surge of AI everything lately. My daughter and I love binging animal videos and I love finding a great creator!
@KittKattREDSnake Discovery has a burrowing boa
@ELIASYIPYANHONGMoeim from canada bro why would they not take a pic like whyyyyy
@JenAnne-w2dI live how dumb they look 1:31
@Love_soft_giantsI feel like scientists should stop trying to bring back the mammoth and instead bring back other species that died more recently.
@shannongrover4798I know i'm a little bit late.But when I saw the blurry pictures of the animal, especially the first one That is a moose most likely a young female but that is definitely a moose, i will put the timestamp in after I'm done talking, but that is definitely a moose i mean, like that looks like moose, and I know what my moose looks like and I love studying animals and out of my experience. I know that's a moose.Alright, i'm gonna put the timestamp in tell me what you think if i'm right ( 7:14 )
@Wolfthefox-g5dHippos can't swim. Not sure how that theory was even brought up.
@superjonboy873When I have the money, I’m going to find the delcourts. I’m 100% confident
@jackbaylis7042Cape lion dna being present in other lion species is possible but at that point doesn’t count as being g alive
@leoskiii5860Ive seen the malabar civet. Used to be a visitor all the time, 10-15 years ago, I live in Kerala in a big city too. Never seen one since. Its probably still out there, just not in the cities. They make a funny noise when out and about at night.
@chinnammaabraham807:14 ….thats definitely a moose
@pokemaster729It's so sad an animal went exctinct in 2011. Whenever I hear about an animal going exctinct in the 1800s or 1900s it's like, whatever those people didn't know any better, but as recent as 2011?? I shared the planet with an animal that's now gone damn.
@FIVEFIVEFIVE-v1pI wonder how many species were made extinct due to Europeans and their culture.
@testy41776I’m genuinely constantly anxious for rhinos
@littlebird2885I really love your content. I’m really interested in extinct animals.
@JoseSantiago-tv8soit's just a black rhino!
@flamecat7705I was so confused at first with the horton plains slender loris popping up on here. Because in the primatology class I took in college, it was one of the (many many many!) living primates we had to memorize and learn about. I love Lorises and their big eyes and even did a paper comparing evolutionary differences with the night visions of the owl monkey, tarsier and this specific loris. I love them so much and I sometimes wish I had gone the primatology direction in anthropology.
@perkysnoodShould do these types of videos with specific geographical locations, australia, canada, philippines, etc. Would be a nice series to watch see whats possibly around in a country 😊
@godsofbotlanelol2485Hi, I am from India, and I have seen the Malabar civet twice.
The first time was around 2–3 years ago. We spotted a baby civet in our backyard. It was bleeding from the mouth, possibly due to eating poison or from falling from a height as we heard a loud noise.
The second sighting was last week. This time it was an adult. It suddenly jumped in front of our scooter and tried to outrun us. We saw it clearly for a few moments, which is why I am confident about it.
For us locals, it does not feel like an extinct species, but rather a very rare one. Local people call this animal “verugu.”
then show us
@arturzalewski984:00 Give the locals disposable cameras and tell them they'll get money if they snap a photo of the hippos, then! Can't be that hard.
@Yakis0baDai0hWhy does that lion look like every lion statue in Europe 😂
@jprince176When I was in Las Palmas I saw what I thought was an iguana. It was distinct from other smaller lizards that were everywhere. It was on a more isolated part of the island, but near a road.
@JunglekatSurHotanflen in Bangladesh forest
@TOHINKHAN-u7n1cSee when the guy said raptor yes that means harpy eagles are the same family of the raptor and if you did not know jurassic world lied to you the raptors where not giant hunters in reality there actually the size of a turkey so yes harpy eagles and also all species of eagle is considered the sane family of the raptor's hope the cleared this up for you see ya bye
@mashaelalghamdi7996Pls more extinct or alive
@chancemccray-g1fi see the waggle shirt. waiting on the golf channel
@midnightmobber🇨🇦 Cheers
@mikeokeefe2014Those Canadians
@niamshah3662You are such a clickbait ai using clown
@thomask7441It’s mostly always humans I wish all humans respected nature
@MollyBerthelsenZeebLast one is just a miniature saltwater catfish
@chriscarlisle6835my hot take based on no evidence at all is that trilobites have to be out there somewhere in the deep ocean, makes no sense to me for one of the most dominant and adaptive species in the planet's history to get completely wiped out, along with the precedence of coelacanths surviving in the deep ocean
@samforpanek84017:58
Western Ghats? But that’s a few hundred kilometers from where I live
the earth is so big why would ther be so many extinct animals think about it
@yuukaymI have sawn a golden toad 5 or 6 maybe and I am form india
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