ATTENTION: I made a mistake in the Haast's eagle section. It displays the wrong scientific name as the scientific name shown is for the Smoky jungle frog. I use it as template name for the lower third title, please ignore :)
They well still alive until first European sailor stepped on New Zealand land based on various report of huge ostrich or emu like bird sightings, although it clearly critically endangered
We can grow birds outside of eggs now, but they are usually weak, and often don't make it into adulthood. There aren't any good substitutes for egg shell and the internal membrane yet, so that's a problem. Also, we need to be able to take stem cells in order to bring an extinct species back to life, and since we don't have any stem cells of extinct species, we are still quite a good distance away from bringing extinct birds (or really any extinct species other than ones for which we have stem cells) back from extinction. Even in the case of mammoths, we don't have complete stem cells, so we're really quite a long way from bringing one back from extinction. We would be a lot better off if we would simply do everything in our power to try to keep more species from going extinct, but I doubt that we'll even do that. Many of these extinct species would not fare well at present because we have altered habitat and climate so extensively that they couldn't possibly be brought back from the dead. I'll bet that no extinct animals will be brought back and reintroduced in our lifetimes. Loser has to pay for the winners funeral. Any takers?
Fun Fact: the Phorusrhachids (the Terror Birds) actually went extinct more around 18,000 years ago, ending with Psilopterus, a much smaller terror bird.
10:07 I can't remember what company it was but apparently they will have Passenger Pigeon eggs ready to hatch by 2025. The company was either Collasal or Revive and Restore.
The Haast's Eagle is "Hieraaetus moorei". "Leptodactylus" is a genus of New World frogs such as the White-lipped Frog (Leptodactylus fragilis) ranging from Texas down into Mexico. The scientific name you used belongs to the "Smoky Jungle Frog" which is in the family Leptodactylidae. Seriema is pronounced, "seh-ree-ay-ma"
Hey. I love your videos. I have idea, I hope it is not too boring, but can you make video for species that are not in danger, maybe get some benefit from human behavior. (Rat, fox, pigeon....)
Petition for the next video to include the Kauai 'Ō'ō bird. It's endemic to the islands of Kauai and it's song is one of the most haunting things ever and it has an equally sad story😢
I was expecting the elephant bird for Africa but I guess the Dodo makes for a more interesting video given the de-extinction attempts and all. Anyways, one great video once again.
Maybe it get such name since Maori's ancestor already losing their chicken when reaching New Zealand. And the moa was a good replacement for them and it was avian creature too like chicken
Well "moa" word can have different meaning too depends on the region. In certain branch of Polynesian language like in certain place in Indonesia moa word means eel
1) What is that ostrich looking bird @10:27? 2) I know Passenger Pigeons are the most famous recently extinct North American bird next to the Ivory Billed Woodpecker, but I personally would have chosen the Carolina Parakeet. Their sudden disappearance is more of a mystery than what happened with others. They were also the most northern Parakeet as well as being a rare instance of a toxic bird (something they ate made them poisonous and ended up taking out tons of domestic cats). 3) I recently heard that the Dodo went extinct indirectly due to humans. Apparently Rhesus monkeys got onto the island and eventually ate all the fruit on the island, the main sorce of food for the Dodo.
I would like to see other *1 iconic extinct [BLANCK] from all 7 continents around the world* videos featuring extinct reptiles, mammals, fish, amphibians and invertebrates, or even a part 2 were you will do 2 extinct birds from each continent.
There were some species of terror birds that only went extinct on the late pleistocene. Less than 20 - 10 000 years ago. A quick search in google can show it. Although It also says they were smaller species.
If I had a nickel for every bird listed here that wasn’t wiped out by people, I’d have 2 nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice.
New video idea extinct mammals that actually don’t have any close relatives Hyaenodon Unitatherium Toxodon Lepticidium Ranking smallest to largest elephant subspecies Ranking the largest animal migrations on earth
One of the biggest wishes I have is that the people making these videos stop using statements such as "Haast's Eagle was the biggest eagle to have ever lived". The sad thing is is they are getting this information from the top scientists in the field. There is absolutely NO WAY to know this. We have one discovered a small percentage of the animals to have ever existed. Why is it so hard to say that it's the largest eagle to have ever been discovered?
The terror birds look similar to the raptor dinosaurs from millions of years ago. I could not imagine those walking murderers attacking humans if they were alive today.
It's important to talk about who lead to many of these birds extinction was because of colonization and European colonizers. Destruction of the indigenous populations includes the animals and food eaten by those groups. Indigenous people weren't causing mass death of the species around them, it was people that came in without that knowledge and for the purpose expansion. Humans are not a monolith and the continuous belief that it's just "humans" and not specific people or groups that are complicit is dangerous and reactionary. Science is not free of bias, it is one with bias and the cultures you come from.
ATTENTION: I made a mistake in the Haast's eagle section. It displays the wrong scientific name as the scientific name shown is for the Smoky jungle frog.
I use it as template name for the lower third title, please ignore :)
Say with so many birds could've though this is Birdolpolis.
I think that's funny
lmao new mountain chicken
i love that frog haha
If i remember correctly, the scientific name was Hieraatus Moorei or Harpagonis sp.
The fact that the Moa made it so "close" to our time makes it all the more sad that it is gone
They well still alive until first European sailor stepped on New Zealand land based on various report of huge ostrich or emu like bird sightings, although it clearly critically endangered
Thanks for including the Moa and Haast eagle, they were truly magnificent creatures. I wish they were still alive today.
BABE WAKE UP, NEW TSUKI VIDEO JUST DROPPED
It’s a shame that these birds went extinct due to humans. We might be able to see passenger pigeons and dodos again hopefully.
Not the terror birds
using artificial wombs
We can grow birds outside of eggs now, but they are usually weak, and often don't make it into adulthood. There aren't any good substitutes for egg shell and the internal membrane yet, so that's a problem. Also, we need to be able to take stem cells in order to bring an extinct species back to life, and since we don't have any stem cells of extinct species, we are still quite a good distance away from bringing extinct birds (or really any extinct species other than ones for which we have stem cells) back from extinction. Even in the case of mammoths, we don't have complete stem cells, so we're really quite a long way from bringing one back from extinction. We would be a lot better off if we would simply do everything in our power to try to keep more species from going extinct, but I doubt that we'll even do that. Many of these extinct species would not fare well at present because we have altered habitat and climate so extensively that they couldn't possibly be brought back from the dead. I'll bet that no extinct animals will be brought back and reintroduced in our lifetimes. Loser has to pay for the winners funeral. Any takers?
I want thanos back from extinction
Elephant Bird ( Madagascar )
I actually didnt even know about the europe bird
Another awsosme video Tsuki
Birds are the most fascinating animal. No explanation cuz I can't b bothered.
Dinosor
Please do a video on endangered bustard species...
Fun Fact: the Phorusrhachids (the Terror Birds) actually went extinct more around 18,000 years ago, ending with Psilopterus, a much smaller terror bird.
Wow, there passenger pigeons that lived in South Carolina,my home state
as a zoology student your channel is a blessing!! I love nature and espcially animals and I learn a lot from you,keep up the good work!!!
thank you i really appreciate the support and i'll keep the videos coming :)
@@TsukiCove me to i love your vids very much as a 11 year old
@@TsukiCove and make a one about extinct mammls in every contient
Great video tsuki 😊
Thanos was right.
T suki when a bird can go extinc. Is so sad becaus of humans us 😢😢😢😢😢😢
do you think you will do videos on not only animals but plants as well. because plants are equally as interesting as animals?
They are but unfortunately i know very little about plants and i'm sure there are many other creators that could do a video like that better than me
OK no problem.
It’s sad because of humans a few hundred years ago we won’t ever see most of these birds alive….
10:07 I can't remember what company it was but apparently they will have Passenger Pigeon eggs ready to hatch by 2025. The company was either Collasal or Revive and Restore.
Can you tell about extinct parrots in a future video
Also about the 13 hypothetical macaws of the Carribean
can any one in the comment tell me about other birds in africa that went extinct during the anthropocene era other than dodo
I see tsuki, i click
top notch
The Haast's Eagle is "Hieraaetus moorei". "Leptodactylus" is a genus of New World frogs such as the White-lipped Frog (Leptodactylus fragilis) ranging from Texas down into Mexico. The scientific name you used belongs to the "Smoky Jungle Frog" which is in the family Leptodactylidae. Seriema is pronounced, "seh-ree-ay-ma"
Thanks for pointing this out, that scientific name is the default name for that title lower third that i use in my videos
Hey. I love your videos. I have idea, I hope it is not too boring, but can you make video for species that are not in danger, maybe get some benefit from human behavior. (Rat, fox, pigeon....)
As soon as you said seabird I knew it was going to be great auk lol
Eskimo curlew and Bachman's warbler. Both of those species disappeared before it was actually understood that they were in trouble
Excellent video 😊
How about more reptile videos?
Petition for the next video to include the Kauai 'Ō'ō bird. It's endemic to the islands of Kauai and it's song is one of the most haunting things ever and it has an equally sad story😢
I was expecting the elephant bird for Africa but I guess the Dodo makes for a more interesting video given the de-extinction attempts and all. Anyways, one great video once again.
You should do this but with mammals.
Video idea : 5 of the most endangered animals in Asia
I hope I get to see one of these birds in my lifetime, de-extinction is a long ways away but one could hope
Best de-extinction candidates in certain regions vid?
You should take about all the extinct animals from Saint Helena, the only surviving endemic bird left is the Saint Helena Plover.
I’m glad that Colossal is attempting to bring back the dodo. I do hope they bring back the moa and the passenger pigeon. The latter is just so tragic.
saddest thing about Moas is their name which is a Polynesian word for chicken
Maybe it get such name since Maori's ancestor already losing their chicken when reaching New Zealand. And the moa was a good replacement for them and it was avian creature too like chicken
Well "moa" word can have different meaning too depends on the region. In certain branch of Polynesian language like in certain place in Indonesia moa word means eel
There is a heath hen in my local museum. I saw them the other day when I visited…
Stuffed/preserved or alive?
beautiful birds! cool!
1) What is that ostrich looking bird @10:27?
2) I know Passenger Pigeons are the most famous recently extinct North American bird next to the Ivory Billed Woodpecker, but I personally would have chosen the Carolina Parakeet. Their sudden disappearance is more of a mystery than what happened with others. They were also the most northern Parakeet as well as being a rare instance of a toxic bird (something they ate made them poisonous and ended up taking out tons of domestic cats).
3) I recently heard that the Dodo went extinct indirectly due to humans. Apparently Rhesus monkeys got onto the island and eventually ate all the fruit on the island, the main sorce of food for the Dodo.
Endling part 2
Passenger pigeon:Martha
Baji dolphin:qiqi
Pyrenean ibex:Celia
I would like to see other *1 iconic extinct [BLANCK] from all 7 continents around the world* videos featuring extinct reptiles, mammals, fish, amphibians and invertebrates, or even a part 2 were you will do 2 extinct birds from each continent.
There were some species of terror birds that only went extinct on the late pleistocene. Less than 20 - 10 000 years ago. A quick search in google can show it. Although It also says they were smaller species.
Does anyone know what kinda degree Tsuki has? Or studies .i just find this all super interesting
I have none and study none, I just do a lot of research for videos and I've always had an interest in wildlife.
If I had a nickel for every bird listed here that wasn’t wiped out by people, I’d have 2 nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice.
Haasts eagle looks so similar to talonflame from Pokémon.
❤❤❤❤
If you haven't done it already but i would like a video on the largest predator in each continent
Q: What does a megapenguin do?
A. Anything it wants to.
Maybe you can find some more human caused Extinctions and not prehistoric ones? I do live for the recently extinct species content though
I saw a fan mention this topic. Maybe for a little more engagement give a quick shoutout to comment who suggest cool video ideas
Do a video on invasive african giant rats
*Could you make a video .... please.
New video idea
extinct mammals that actually don’t have any close relatives
Hyaenodon
Unitatherium
Toxodon
Lepticidium
Ranking smallest to largest elephant subspecies
Ranking the largest animal migrations on earth
Trust me out here in New York we good on the pigeons 🥴
The main reason of dodo 🦤 extinction with not only hunting it’s actually dogs, cats, rats, pig and monkeys they prey on dodo and their eggs
Kelajakda holat bundanda yomon bo'ladi. Afsus.😢
What about archeoptreyx
One of the biggest wishes I have is that the people making these videos stop using statements such as "Haast's Eagle was the biggest eagle to have ever lived". The sad thing is is they are getting this information from the top scientists in the field. There is absolutely NO WAY to know this. We have one discovered a small percentage of the animals to have ever existed. Why is it so hard to say that it's the largest eagle to have ever been discovered?
The terror birds look similar to the raptor dinosaurs from millions of years ago. I could not imagine those walking murderers attacking humans if they were alive today.
Five. Billion.
haast talon flame
Sibling of Saytan= Human
Dodo
It's important to talk about who lead to many of these birds extinction was because of colonization and European colonizers. Destruction of the indigenous populations includes the animals and food eaten by those groups. Indigenous people weren't causing mass death of the species around them, it was people that came in without that knowledge and for the purpose expansion. Humans are not a monolith and the continuous belief that it's just "humans" and not specific people or groups that are complicit is dangerous and reactionary. Science is not free of bias, it is one with bias and the cultures you come from.
Kelenken
Aren't humans grand? 🙃
I am sorry for my forefathers...
I HATE HUNTERS AAHHRRRGGG