Ошибаешься Об этом говорили в новостях, писали неоднократно . Еще несколько лет назад обсуждали эту проблему. Если ты не следишь за местными новостями , необязательно об этом тут рассказывать всем . Кто следит за проблемами экологии в стране тот знает об этом Тебе видимо по барабану наша экология
Эта проблема остро стояла несколько лет назад в Казахстане. Сейчас уже по другому. Популяцию сайгаков возрождают. А ты повышай свою грамотность. Такие вещи не знаешь . Сидишь тут с умным видом . Типа в Казахстане об этом никто не знает
It was very amusing to see a German channel and British scientists criticizing a development project while in reality very little wild life left in Germany and it is way worse in England!! Then why don't these developed countries help Kazakhistan protect it's wildlife as they already destroyed theirs?? Ofc not rather they will only criticize and moronically suggest Kazakh people to stay underdeveloped which is free...
@@ggoddkkiller1342 The reason German and UK channels are concerned is because here we know what happens if the natural wildlife gets disrupted. The last fifty years have been an exercise in recovery, for example with wolves finally being reintroduced in Germany, and nature reserves becoming more of a thing. Disrupted wildlife means an imbalance in nature, and people having to try rebalancing it at great expense.
First this region lost the Aral Sea thanks to engineering to grow cotton in a desert and now this. It would be good if we could spare this species from a highway that could go somewhere else.
It was very amusing to see a German channel and British scientists criticizing a development project while in reality very little wild life left in Germany and it is way worse in England!! Then why don't these developed countries help Kazakhistan protect it's wildlife as they already destroyed theirs?? Ofc not rather they will only criticize and moronically suggest Kazakh people to stay underdeveloped which is free...
The US destroyed Lake Tulare in central California by draining its water for agricultural use, including cotton, in a semi-desert region. It had been the largest lake in the US west of the Mississippi.
@@ggoddkkiller1342 By the end of the 14th century, a ratio between cultivated and forested land had been formed that roughly corresponds to today's. Its sad but I hope you do it better
@@nedludd7622 I looked that up after reading your comment. I didn't know about Lake Tulare. I know that a lot of water in California goes to farming in the central valley. It looks like Lake Tulare was about a third the size of the Central Valley at one time. Now one cash crop grown there is almonds. It takes 1 gallon of water to bring one almond to market. I can't think of a worse crop to grow in a desert where water is scarce.
@Snake24 I'm not sure what factories have to do with animal poaching because a bunch of people want to pay good money for questionable medical practices but whatever. I think a lot of us would like if our countries factories were NOT in China.
@@buddy1155 yes, nature knows when to cause a mass extinction which will take humans with it, solving the problem ;) If we want to survive and should stop the current mass extinction caused by us, otherwise "our" ecosystem will be gone... I get the concept behind what you are saying but it doesn't make much sense considering that we already interfere so much in a destructive way!
@@buddy1155 Of course, but that's like saying humans are able to extinct themselves without the help of a meteorite... If the meteorite hits first humans won't be capable to extinct themselves anymore :P
We are a virus. We hijack the biosphere and consume it to build stuff we don't need and throw away. And we try to double that behaviour every thirty years! We already did it four times. The fifth time is the end of the planet that was dumb enough to create us.
It was very amusing to see a German channel and British scientists criticizing a development project while in reality very little wild life left in Germany and it is way worse in England!! Then why don't these developed countries help Kazakhistan protect it's wildlife as they already destroyed theirs?? Ofc not rather they will only criticize and moronically suggest Kazakh people to stay underdeveloped which is free...
Most humans think the short time we've been recording information is the entire life of Earth and nothing bad ever happened to the climate or animals. That's why they tanked the world's economy over a virus with a 98% survival rate.
@@Sandwich420 the 98% survival rate is due to the restrictions. Otherwise it would have been much higher, as the infrastructure would have been exhausted, as you can well see, where and when it did. If we had restricted travel for a week back in the beginning in 2019, Covid would have been just like SARS, couple thousand cases. But yeah, then no country wanted to restrict travel for a week, because of potential economic losses. Well, who would have guessed... But I agree thst most people have a sh*tty time reference especially for history and geological timelines. But someone who has studies climate change enough, there has never been a species having such an impact and disruption on the rest of nature and natural systems. Of course 99% of all species ever have gone extinct. Of course there is natural climate change. but we can also show how we have already disrupted that. e.g.: Co2 had sunk rather steadily for the last million years. before the industrial revolution we had around 280 ppm on average, In 2014 we breached 400 ppm CO2 in the atmosphere on average. 2021 we have 416 ppm. Never has climate changed as quickly as atm (excl. metorite impact extinction) We already live in the sixth extinction event, the anthropocene (with a little latin you might guess its etymology), driving more species quicker to extinction (on average 6 a day.) than even the last ice age. And at the moment, we're on a good way to join them. Before laughing at others for having sh*tty reference for time intervals, check your own laughable references, or you'll seem as half-witty as you are. Have a nice day, stay save.
Saiga antilope population recovers very quickly cuz usually they give birth to twins. A female starts to give birth at the age of two and live 7-9 years. That's why their number in Kazakhstan raised from 50k to almost 3m in about 10 years
Some plants, like the Acacia, trigger the production of chemicals as a defence against overeating. In the case of Acacia, they produced so much tannin that it killed all the digestive bacteria in the Kudu's stomach. Thousands of Kudu died of starvation with a full stomach. I'm wondering if something similar happened in this case.
It was very amusing to see a German channel and British scientists criticizing a development project while in reality very little wild life left in Germany and it is way worse in England!! Then why don't these developed countries help Kazakhistan protect it's wildlife as they already destroyed theirs?? Ofc not rather they will only criticize and moronically suggest Kazakh people to stay underdeveloped which is free...
@@ebybeehoney Kate, DWD is some sort of prion brain disease.. I'm not sure on the particulars.. but I would agree that more hunting and animal control would help
Is there a petition we can sign? Edit. I found this petition: link to petition in the comment reply. Stop Hunting Endangered Saiga Antelope After Massive Die-Off On the Petition site.
@@ggoddkkiller1342 thank you. 😘 There is United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) which gets its funds from Global Environment Facility (GEF) and was a founder of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). You can read up on them on Wikipedia. I wish the UN had the ability to raise taxes to fund its work and fine countries that violate human rights and damage the environment.
There's a Karen named Bob reporting everyone for misinformation in the comments. Don't tell jokes around them, they will ask to see the TH-cam managers. 🤣
Wow, I am so glad to see that Kazakhstan has such beautiful and wild places. How can Germany follow the Kazakh lead on this? The do as I say but not as I do thing will certainly fall on deaf ears. Surely one litle road in the middle of so much wide open spaces will have minimal impact on these antelope that seem to be experts at recovering when adversity strikes!
maybe its the dude that transfered the bacteria without knowing , when he was there watching the fiirst death , he shouldnt had spitted on the grass -_-
No way after their thousands of years on earth that they just died, not that many, looks like some nasty people did something horrible to innocent animal’s again and like the children in Canada will never be able to tell their side of what happened.
I'm sure that they, like much in that part of the world, are quite disposable. Kazakh anything is superfluous and excessive. Evolution weeds out the unecessary.
I live in Kazakhstan, but absolutely no one talk about this problem unfortunately
Ошибаешься
Об этом говорили в новостях, писали неоднократно . Еще несколько лет назад обсуждали эту проблему. Если ты не следишь за местными новостями , необязательно об этом тут рассказывать всем . Кто следит за проблемами экологии в стране тот знает об этом
Тебе видимо по барабану наша экология
Эта проблема остро стояла несколько лет назад в Казахстане. Сейчас уже по другому. Популяцию сайгаков возрождают. А ты повышай свою грамотность. Такие вещи не знаешь . Сидишь тут с умным видом . Типа в Казахстане об этом никто не знает
You will talk about it when they are no longer there..
It was very amusing to see a German channel and British scientists criticizing a development project while in reality very little wild life left in Germany and it is way worse in England!! Then why don't these developed countries help Kazakhistan protect it's wildlife as they already destroyed theirs?? Ofc not rather they will only criticize and moronically suggest Kazakh people to stay underdeveloped which is free...
@@ggoddkkiller1342
The reason German and UK channels are concerned is because here we know what happens if the natural wildlife gets disrupted. The last fifty years have been an exercise in recovery, for example with wolves finally being reintroduced in Germany, and nature reserves becoming more of a thing. Disrupted wildlife means an imbalance in nature, and people having to try rebalancing it at great expense.
Isn't large parts of Kazakhstan contaminated with radiation from nuclear weapons tests?
Also, I am glad to hear that they have recovered!
Was about to say this radioactive fallout might be to blame
@A̐manjol M̐əmbetjanūlı thank you for the information.
@Эркин Мәмбэтҗан 🇰🇿 Қыйат 卐 баурым свастика зачем поставил
First this region lost the Aral Sea thanks to engineering to grow cotton in a desert and now this. It would be good if we could spare this species from a highway that could go somewhere else.
It was very amusing to see a German channel and British scientists criticizing a development project while in reality very little wild life left in Germany and it is way worse in England!! Then why don't these developed countries help Kazakhistan protect it's wildlife as they already destroyed theirs?? Ofc not rather they will only criticize and moronically suggest Kazakh people to stay underdeveloped which is free...
The US destroyed Lake Tulare in central California by draining its water for agricultural use, including cotton, in a semi-desert region. It had been the largest lake in the US west of the Mississippi.
@@ggoddkkiller1342 By the end of the 14th century, a ratio between cultivated and forested land had been formed that roughly corresponds to today's.
Its sad but I hope you do it better
@@ggoddkkiller1342 They suggested building the highway around this area. There is a difference.
@@nedludd7622 I looked that up after reading your comment. I didn't know about Lake Tulare. I know that a lot of water in California goes to farming in the central valley. It looks like Lake Tulare was about a third the size of the Central Valley at one time. Now one cash crop grown there is almonds. It takes 1 gallon of water to bring one almond to market. I can't think of a worse crop to grow in a desert where water is scarce.
Preserve the environment. Now we burn everything in and out, including all materials we manufacture, plastics all kinds of new age materials.
Theirs no hope, it’s over
Burning trash will only create toxic gases, therefore further ruining the already desecrated environment.
@@joj4096 There's still hope. If global warming can cause a mass extinction of Homo Sapiens we might have a chance of saving the planet.
Extra taxes for building and cars are needed ASAP
@@love__and__hope__ Are you British?
The population has recovered back to 250k. This lends me to think that this is something natural and cyclical
Maybe but we still dont have to rely on the fact that nature can always recover. If there is only one animal left its over
Nowadays everything has a China connection.
Well, for countries bordering China, a connection is neither surprising nor is it new.
Usually its an unhealthy connection.
@Snake24 can say same thing to you
@Snake24 I'm not sure what factories have to do with animal poaching because a bunch of people want to pay good money for questionable medical practices but whatever.
I think a lot of us would like if our countries factories were NOT in China.
@Snake24 True! I say we stop punishing people who do human trafficking. Our traget must be the potential buyers.
So many interviews without locals' input. Very one-sided
A 5 year old news.
Imagine learning about a new virus only 5 years later. We'd be gone.
Not 5 year, 10 years and it's not a problem anymore
We need to help these animals not hinder them. Have we learned nothing
We should not interfere what means don't help and don't hinder, nature knows best... humans are known for making things worse even if we try to help.
@@buddy1155
yes, nature knows when to cause a mass extinction which will take humans with it, solving the problem ;)
If we want to survive and should stop the current mass extinction caused by us, otherwise "our" ecosystem will be gone...
I get the concept behind what you are saying but it doesn't make much sense considering that we already interfere so much in a destructive way!
@@i.i.iiii.i.i I think humans are perfectly capable to extinct themselves without help of nature.
@@buddy1155
Of course, but that's like saying humans are able to extinct themselves without the help of a meteorite... If the meteorite hits first humans won't be capable to extinct themselves anymore :P
We are a virus. We hijack the biosphere and consume it to build stuff we don't need and throw away. And we try to double that behaviour every thirty years! We already did it four times. The fifth time is the end of the planet that was dumb enough to create us.
Keep humans away and everything rebalances...😏
It was very amusing to see a German channel and British scientists criticizing a development project while in reality very little wild life left in Germany and it is way worse in England!! Then why don't these developed countries help Kazakhistan protect it's wildlife as they already destroyed theirs?? Ofc not rather they will only criticize and moronically suggest Kazakh people to stay underdeveloped which is free...
Maybe this has happened to them before, and the population is used to recovering so quickly?
Most humans think the short time we've been recording information is the entire life of Earth and nothing bad ever happened to the climate or animals. That's why they tanked the world's economy over a virus with a 98% survival rate.
@@Sandwich420 the 98% survival rate is due to the restrictions. Otherwise it would have been much higher, as the infrastructure would have been exhausted, as you can well see, where and when it did.
If we had restricted travel for a week back in the beginning in 2019, Covid would have been just like SARS, couple thousand cases. But yeah, then no country wanted to restrict travel for a week, because of potential economic losses.
Well, who would have guessed...
But I agree thst most people have a sh*tty time reference especially for history and geological timelines.
But someone who has studies climate change enough, there has never been a species having such an impact and disruption on the rest of nature and natural systems. Of course 99% of all species ever have gone extinct. Of course there is natural climate change. but we can also show how we have already disrupted that.
e.g.: Co2 had sunk rather steadily for the last million years. before the industrial revolution we had around 280 ppm on average,
In 2014 we breached 400 ppm CO2 in the atmosphere on average.
2021 we have 416 ppm.
Never has climate changed as quickly as atm (excl. metorite impact extinction)
We already live in the sixth extinction event, the anthropocene (with a little latin you might guess its etymology), driving more species quicker to extinction (on average 6 a day.) than even the last ice age. And at the moment, we're on a good way to join them.
Before laughing at others for having sh*tty reference for time intervals, check your own laughable references, or you'll seem as half-witty as you are.
Have a nice day, stay save.
Did you watch the video?
Saiga antilope population recovers very quickly cuz usually they give birth to twins. A female starts to give birth at the age of two and live 7-9 years. That's why their number in Kazakhstan raised from 50k to almost 3m in about 10 years
At least we can look at the positives which are that the surviving saiga means they are immune or have better defences
What!😲 90% dead?!
Some plants, like the Acacia, trigger the production of chemicals as a defence against overeating. In the case of Acacia, they produced so much tannin that it killed all the digestive bacteria in the Kudu's stomach. Thousands of Kudu died of starvation with a full stomach. I'm wondering if something similar happened in this case.
No. It was a bacterial infection with a particular virulent strain of anthrax.
@@joergmaass They litterally *say* in the video that it was _pasteurella_ bacteria, not anthrax...
?? But Kudu eat Acacias all the time, don't die, just move on to further away plants or something else if tannin levels get raised.
@@_asphobelle6887 Oh, my bad then, sorry. But a bacterial infection nonetheless.
Wow, what a comeback! It's incredibly scary how quickly a mass die off can decimate a species.
3:47 Again....and their reply would be It Wasnt Me
It was you
@@vykis92 nu uh it was you.
@@mattmiller2842 who told you?
@@vykis92 lol. It was the Russians. Joking . I like the humor.
@@Oscarcat2212 you mean Putin poisoned them?
Humanity needs to serve nature and not corporations & governments.
then start to wipe out corporations & install Che-Guevara-styled People's Gov'ts
Humanity needs to serve noone and nothing, not governments nor the nature
It was very amusing to see a German channel and British scientists criticizing a development project while in reality very little wild life left in Germany and it is way worse in England!! Then why don't these developed countries help Kazakhistan protect it's wildlife as they already destroyed theirs?? Ofc not rather they will only criticize and moronically suggest Kazakh people to stay underdeveloped which is free...
In America we have seen a great rise in the deer wasting disease.
Not enough natural predators to keep the sick animals in check.
@@ebybeehoney Kate, DWD is some sort of prion brain disease.. I'm not sure on the particulars.. but I would agree that more hunting and animal control would help
Most for profit crops are disastrous to the environment, especially once they start to industrialise for profits.
I was 15 yet I remember Saiga's dying out very clearly. I had no idea it was so drastic.
Its always the same.. they get to a million or two in some years, then disease and most die
Every few years
Is there a petition we can sign?
Edit. I found this petition: link to petition in the comment reply.
Stop Hunting Endangered Saiga Antelope After Massive Die-Off
On the Petition site.
I can't see it but I found it and signed ✍️
@@Nilsy1975 oh. I can see it. Darn TH-cam!
Glad you signed it. 😘
Thank you very much for actually caring and trying to protect, i think there must be a percentage of GDPs donated for protecting wildlife worldwide...
@@ggoddkkiller1342 thank you. 😘
There is United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) which gets its funds from Global Environment Facility (GEF) and was a founder of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
You can read up on them on Wikipedia. I wish the UN had the ability to raise taxes to fund its work and fine countries that violate human rights and damage the environment.
@@ladyselenafelicitywhite1596сайгак очень вкусный😋😋 советую попробовать. Раньше я только ее и кушал
People are saying to me that this is happens every few years? I don't think so
Richard Kock. Really mom and dad!
This is so sad 😥
3:37 Wrong about their alleged extinction in 2015. Probably also wrong about it happening again.
They eat certain bacteria that sprouts out certain time of the year and kills anyone that consume. This highway might slow next recovery.
We are near of end...do something all together before its too late...
Save them
It's a cycle. Die offs happen all the time. That highway does need to be laid down elsewhere.
Looks like DW can still do quality content when not trying to push an agenda
You're an agenda.
@@ffejkk37 how
Every known media in the world is pushing their agenda.
What agenda exactly?
@@diebartdie2837 DW reports more news about turkey compare than Germany itself for the last couple of weeks
Nuclear and biochemical experiments... Let's not pretend it's anything else😒
Awwweee. All the babies.
Hope the road project in the Kazakh Steppe will not push through.
Prion disease?
Life on the Eurasian steppe has always changed with the climate cycles: PDO and AMO...
There was one in the early 90s if memory serves. And earlier last century as well.
It's like the earth is dying.. Maybe our world is on the cliff edge..
Qazaq name is kiık
is this place anywhere NEAR China?
Near China and Russia
@@video10439 why doesn’t that surprise me
China - The birthplace or shall I say, The 'inventor' of of Coronavirus Pandemic !
@@TheContrariann insta report lmao
China must be responsible for covid 19
They have to place these antelope in another field.
So , animals also have pandemic.
Every species have their own diseases, some diseases also pass between species, animals arent robots, just like humans also they become sick.
@@lordgrunwalder1607 . Lol . There was no need to explain this to me. But I do appreciate your right point . Thanks
We humans don't deserve this planet.
saiga variant.. soon.. 🥺
THE GUY IN THE FADED RED WINE 🍷SHIRT HAS A FIRST & LAST NAME WITH THE SAME MEANING 😅👍 !
Alhamdulillah.. All praise is to Allah the lord of Alamin!
The saiga population has returned!
If he was right there when the first antelope died, maybe he caused the disease.
In reality nobody knows or understand the cause. A lot of scientific blabla, it would be better to do some proper research
An assurance population to North America would be a good idea, considering they inhabited the country during the Pleistocene
Someone is trialing poison gas
Maybe,since they also thrive in cold environments,they must have been killed by the 480ml year old zombie virus
The great filter is in front of us
They look like antelopes mixed with camel
6th mass extinction
60th for all we know...
Surprised they didn't try to blame it on racism
Give it time 😂
There's a Karen named Bob reporting everyone for misinformation in the comments. Don't tell jokes around them, they will ask to see the TH-cam managers. 🤣
do you think all the time is for fighting
It’s the end of the world as we know it.
Sad 😭
Kazakhstan you very nice place.
World best potassium exporter.
In Indonesia we have many potassium from palm bunch ash as the waste of energy sources on palm mills boiler. You want? Mostly exported for fertilizer.
Вначале это типа казахская музыка что ли?...
Maybe...
Let's just hope this isn't a repeat of that anthrax outbreak in Russia from anthrax that thawed out from the permafrost.
It might be some ancient bacteria from the soil of the melting permafrost in Russia.
New Covid-21 oh my ☠
Amoeba in the environment. Frightening. We are next. 🦖☄
It was Borat.
What a waste ?
God takes care...illnes comes and goes, as long as humans do not play god everything goes the way of life
Zombie virus is spreading
*Mers Virus* may be 😬
Wow, I am so glad to see that Kazakhstan has such beautiful and wild places. How can Germany follow the Kazakh lead on this? The do as I say but not as I do thing will certainly fall on deaf ears.
Surely one litle road in the middle of so much wide open spaces will have minimal impact on these antelope that seem to be experts at recovering when adversity strikes!
I bought a Siaga12 shotgun...
Just doing my part for awareness.
China
Ur point?
Covid?
Give them the POKE
Bad bad....90% so bad....
the title of the video is a clickbait.pfui
maybe its the dude that transfered the bacteria without knowing , when he was there watching the fiirst death , he shouldnt had spitted on the grass -_-
😞
Amoeba overload 🦠🧫🦠🧫 grazing animals dont like it 🦏🦣🦥🦙🦌🐐
Covid 23
Chinese herbicides
life in decline....
Next humans.
let me guess ....... COVID
It has something to do with China, no doubt.
Only could be killed by doctor Fauci, Elon musk or Bill Gates, no more
DEPLETED URANIUM MUNITIONS
i think it might be because we're DOOOMED!!!! DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMED!!!!!!!!!!!
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-
No way after their thousands of years on earth that they just died, not that many, looks like some nasty people did something horrible to innocent animal’s again and like the children in Canada will never be able to tell their side of what happened.
Yeah.... and these so-called "Scientists" would rather guess about what happened
instead of finding out the actual cause.
I'm sure that they, like much in that part of the world, are quite disposable. Kazakh anything is superfluous and excessive. Evolution weeds out the unecessary.
You're the most disposable person in this comment section. Historically speaking.
Delta variant probably.
5 G 👍
5g isnt the problem
Maybe 😆
IMPFEN
Poor antelope 🦌
😞