Yeah, it's horrible. People really didn't care that much about the natural world. But good thing the common eider survived and is receiving adequate protection nowadays.
@@FactorTrace it's the mindset, if you consider yourself separate from nature and consider animals to be resources that ought to be exploited rather than something to be respected atleast for what they are, this happens
People really didn't care about wildlife in the past, they were extremely cruel to animals. It's a lesson we have to learn from and improve our ways of treating wildlife and nature.
it makes sense during those periods, people didnt care about animals and their mind was only focused on survival considering time back then was much worse than it is now, similar to some poachers they hunted the rare animals to feed them selves and their families
@soudino2723 Well the natural humans generally were sustainable with food acquisition so they may eat a few. But by the time they are dwindling, theyre being hunted across the earth by a minority of ppl trying to exploit a rare market niche. It's like a gamble to get rich. In other cases it's political, like the US government specifically made a policy to destroy the bison in 19th century, to starve the American Indians of the Great Plains, because the US wanted their land. Ppl said bison used to be so numerous youd look out and it look like a carpet of undulating brown for mile. There are pics of mountains of dead and skulls. They almost went extinct.
Another interesting point about the Great Auk is the factor of Convergent Evolution, how two separate species of birds, North and South, both evolved into "penguins."
@@robokill387 No, it's a THEORY. It always has been an unproven theory but people today keep saying it's a "fact" because that's what they've been taught in schools.... But it's not a fact, no matter how many times people say it is.
@@asoncalledvoonch2210 You aren't living in reality. Why do you think Galapagos flightless cormorants are flightless, while every other cormorant can fly? Not even most young earth creationists would disagree with the fact that all cormorants share a common ancestor. That would so extreme, it's equal to denying that humans bred dogs and claiming that god made pugs and bulldogs.
@@asoncalledvoonch2210 "it's always been an unproven theory" Convergent evolution is when two animals which aren't related are shown to be built for the same niches within a ecosystem, that also includes the animals looking similar, despite not being related And another thing, theory within science has a completely different meaning then what you're using it for, so not only do you have no idea what you're talking about but you also don't know the definition of a word depending on the context of its meaning, yes Convergent evolution is a fact, unless you can prove otherwise.
These kinds of hunting activities back then are one of the reasons why I wanted to time travel. 😅 Maybe to help prevent the extinction of the species in an unnatural way. 😢
Oh, thanks for the suggestion. That is definitely an interesting animal to talk about, too bad I didn't notice it while writing the scripts for the series. I might look into it in the future!
Iceland had a bad record with the bird. They hunted the bird to decimated levels. Then 3 idiots killed the last chance and last hope for the species, just because they wanted money.
Why did they kill the parents and the eggs delivery triangle the parents of smash the eggs why am I at the power to go back in time I will do it to the fisherman revenge for the great ox
We have since built museums to celebrate the past, and spend decades studying prehistoric lives. And if all this has taught us anything, it is this: no species lasts forever. F off extinction rebellion
It is true, in fact, through the history of life on this planet, the overwhelming majority of life has gone extinct. Extinction is natural, until it's not. At the current rate, we're not just experiencing individual loss of species, but the loss of a whole biodiversity. The disappearance of keystone species might collapse the entire food chain, food that humans also depend on. The comprehensive argument about biodiversity loss will be presented in an upcoming video.
*_Nothing_* lasts forever. But that does not make it right to give a f*** about everything or even to destroy things just because we want to. Everyone you know will die sometime. Does that mean your grief when it happens is meaningless or to be shunned? Does it make it wrong to try to prevent the early death of those people or to keep them healthy to live longer? Saying nothing matters is just a convenient way to avoid responsibilities and problems, to stay ignorant so you don't have to think about those things or take action. Because when you accept that it matters you may have to, since ignoring the problem after accepting it's existence will make you feel bad.
I wouldn't say puffin, because it was not a puffin. But it was part of the group Alcidae which includes the puffin. So they have similar ways of living.
Its crazy how, in response to hunting one bird to extinction, people opted to hunt a different bird into extinction.
Yeah, it's horrible. People really didn't care that much about the natural world. But good thing the common eider survived and is receiving adequate protection nowadays.
@@FactorTrace it's the mindset, if you consider yourself separate from nature and consider animals to be resources that ought to be exploited rather than something to be respected atleast for what they are, this happens
@@FactorTrace why do I think if Atlantis existed, it would try and save the great auk from extinction?
@@iamarizonaball2642 I don’t think the atlantis was known to be some kind of caring civilization
i found this somehow.
the irony of the great auk's attempted conservation efforts is depressing
Yeah, I agree. The awareness of species extinction in the pre-19th century Europe was still very low.
I can NEVER understand how people can just go up to a helpless animal and club or strangle it to death hearing it plead for it’s life. Horrible.
People really didn't care about wildlife in the past, they were extremely cruel to animals. It's a lesson we have to learn from and improve our ways of treating wildlife and nature.
it makes sense during those periods, people didnt care about animals and their mind was only focused on survival considering time back then was much worse than it is now, similar to some poachers they hunted the rare animals to feed them selves and their families
@soudino2723 Well the natural humans generally were sustainable with food acquisition so they may eat a few. But by the time they are dwindling, theyre being hunted across the earth by a minority of ppl trying to exploit a rare market niche. It's like a gamble to get rich.
In other cases it's political, like the US government specifically made a policy to destroy the bison in 19th century, to starve the American Indians of the Great Plains, because the US wanted their land. Ppl said bison used to be so numerous youd look out and it look like a carpet of undulating brown for mile. There are pics of mountains of dead and skulls. They almost went extinct.
Another interesting point about the Great Auk is the factor of Convergent Evolution, how two separate species of birds, North and South, both evolved into "penguins."
Ok Darwin.
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Yes. It is a fact.
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No, it's a THEORY.
It always has been an unproven theory but people today keep saying it's a "fact" because that's what they've been taught in schools....
But it's not a fact, no matter how many times people say it is.
@@asoncalledvoonch2210 You aren't living in reality.
Why do you think Galapagos flightless cormorants are flightless, while every other cormorant can fly? Not even most young earth creationists would disagree with the fact that all cormorants share a common ancestor. That would so extreme, it's equal to denying that humans bred dogs and claiming that god made pugs and bulldogs.
@@asoncalledvoonch2210 "it's always been an unproven theory"
Convergent evolution is when two animals which aren't related are shown to be built for the same niches within a ecosystem, that also includes the animals looking similar, despite not being related
And another thing, theory within science has a completely different meaning then what you're using it for, so not only do you have no idea what you're talking about but you also don't know the definition of a word depending on the context of its meaning, yes Convergent evolution is a fact, unless you can prove otherwise.
wow that’s sad, imagine being strangled to death while you’re just incubating your egg
My husband said "someone should find the graves of those men, dig a hole and put a funnel there for people to crap into"
Two videos in a week? Christmas came early!
more like 3 videos in a month, another one coming next week! 😁
@@FactorTrace Yesssss u legend😄
The restlessness of humans will eventually doom the humanity itself.
I really like this channel and the investigation behind,
It's sad the number of species that has been extinct because of the humans
Thank you!
It is really saddening to learn about the unique animals humans have made extinct
Such beautiful birds, I will never see in real life. Its so tragic. All those wonderful animals... extinct. 😢
We have to thank Iceland for it.
Gald to see you upload again
Another video next week!
👍Très bonne vidéo elle m’appris des choses sur le grand " pingouins "
These kinds of hunting activities back then are one of the reasons why I wanted to time travel. 😅 Maybe to help prevent the extinction of the species in an unnatural way. 😢
Very interesting bird. Humans did so much damage in this world its disgusting
You should do Canis lupus Hodophilax aka the Japanese wolf next. It is a symbol of what japan has lost.
Oh, thanks for the suggestion. That is definitely an interesting animal to talk about, too bad I didn't notice it while writing the scripts for the series. I might look into it in the future!
@@FactorTrace The rocky mountain locust is also a intersting subject, since there populations make the passenger pigeon look pathetic
Thank you very much for this video. I really like this kind of research videos.
The music at the end really matches up
I really wish we could breed the great auk back they were one of a kind but now their gone..
They are a good candidate for de-exinction. We have razorbills.
It existed at the same time as Mary Shelly’s publishing of Frankenstein!
I would envision Great Auks in the Arctic 🥶 🐻❄️ part of Frankenstein. 🧟♂️
Iceland had a bad record with the bird. They hunted the bird to decimated levels. Then 3 idiots killed the last chance and last hope for the species, just because they wanted money.
They don't deserve this. 😔
I want the great auk to be on the in the unexstinction list and dodo
I actually know what the freak auk hatchling looks like
oops I meant great auk
Really? How do you know and what does it look like?
@@FactorTrace Can you make extinct of Javan Tiger?
one of the animals i want to see brought back, if we really go thru with the ressuraction of extinc animals
Fun fact: You can see the Great Auk in Assassin's Creed Rogue
This bird has a good to high chance of re evolving naturally from one of the other remaining auk species
that's not how evolution works
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Why did they kill the parents and the eggs delivery triangle the parents of smash the eggs why am I at the power to go back in time I will do it to the fisherman revenge for the great ox
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We have since built museums to celebrate the past, and spend decades studying prehistoric lives. And if all this has taught us anything, it is this: no species lasts forever.
F off extinction rebellion
My fav quote from WWB's, very chilling but a lasting quote "No species last forever"
It is true, in fact, through the history of life on this planet, the overwhelming majority of life has gone extinct. Extinction is natural, until it's not. At the current rate, we're not just experiencing individual loss of species, but the loss of a whole biodiversity. The disappearance of keystone species might collapse the entire food chain, food that humans also depend on. The comprehensive argument about biodiversity loss will be presented in an upcoming video.
*_Nothing_* lasts forever. But that does not make it right to give a f*** about everything or even to destroy things just because we want to.
Everyone you know will die sometime. Does that mean your grief when it happens is meaningless or to be shunned? Does it make it wrong to try to prevent the early death of those people or to keep them healthy to live longer?
Saying nothing matters is just a convenient way to avoid responsibilities and problems, to stay ignorant so you don't have to think about those things or take action. Because when you accept that it matters you may have to, since ignoring the problem after accepting it's existence will make you feel bad.
Extinction Rebellion is right.
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Fact:The great auk is a puffin
It's a species in a group called alcidae, which also includes the puffin.
I wouldn't say puffin, because it was not a puffin. But it was part of the group Alcidae which includes the puffin. So they have similar ways of living.
(and looking too)
GREAT AUKS AREN'T PENGUINS OF THE NORTH THEY ARE RELATED TO PUFFINS AND RAZORBILL
People think great auk is a penguin..well.........they are not
You missed the history lesson about the names of the animal.