Adzebill - New Zealand Bird of the Week
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2018
- Adzebills were fascinating birds that once roamed New Zealand just under 600 years ago, but what were they really like?
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It is now known that Adzebills are most closely related to the tiny flufftails of Africa! Genetics sure is a fascinating thing!
New Zealand is such a tragedy. I love living here, but i always feel so sad thinking about the damage people have done.
Didn't even know that this existed. You have a pretty nice voice btw.
Yes! Glad you learned something new! And thanks!
Great job! Interesting animal, and great editing as usual. Keep it up!
I really like that little historical rant at the end. The Adzebill is awesome!
By the way, voting ends this Friday at 4PM New Zealand time! Be sure to vote by then! :)
bird of the week combined with extinct animals, this is a dream come true
I’m sad to say that I have never heard of this before, thank you so much for bringing this species of extinct bird to greater public knowledge.Fantastic video as always!
A grim reminder of the reign of the _Terror Birds._
I'm not the only one that is extremely frustrated by extinct animals that died close to us and not having a confirmed coloration?
Nope, definitely not.
I’m mostly frustrated that the north species wasn’t named the southern adzebill and the south species the northern adzebill
Hi I just subbed. Good to find another kiwi. You say in your about page to correct you if you are wrong or inaccurate about something so... New Zealand is not an Island Continent, Australia is.
That is true, but also false. Zealandia used to be a thing, but the definition of a continent isn't so set in stone.
I've only subscribed to you for a while, but watching this makes me feel I should have subscribed to you much earlier!
Also... New Zealand mini-terror bird, damn I wish it could have survived till today... To think that this critter only just died out when the Hundred Years Wars were still rolling...
There's something strange and distictive about the beaks of native New Zealand birds.
Honestly, this is the bird I most want scientists to resurrect through cloning, I really want to see some predatory flightless birds.
2:37 Always love a Future is Wild reference !!!!!!!!!!
Hey Henry this is a Awesome😱Video, I read it some-where that 'Man is the most intelligent Animal of all Animals' but since arrival what is Man Doing around is not supporting this sentence at all, Henry you are very talented Because I know to make such Videos you need to have a lot research and preparation, Great Video Henry you doing so Great Cheers😇👏
Thank you, man! I hope you enjoy all future videos! Also, your channel is pretty nice too! :D
@@HenrythePaleoGuy Yes Henry I enjoyed your Video and I am now more aware for the Birds species around which we just ignore and takes them likely and Thanks Henry for your time for looking into my Channel as well and You're Welcome Henry😅✌
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Poor guys
I approve
Thanks! :)
HE MENTIONED THE FUTURE IS WILD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yep!
I still plan to make a review of it at some point. :)
they look like mini moas
So curvy. 10/10 would revive from extinction
It's also thought the Haast's eagle overtook this bird as top predator. Greatly thinning their numbers long before the Maori came.
Haven’t seen a source on that. Doesn’t seem to make much sense anyway given their different niches.
I saw it somewhere this morning when I was studying this. I'll see if I can find it and edit it in.
Here it is. It's just after 3 minutes in.
th-cam.com/video/yTU76_gQeQc/w-d-xo.html
If anything the Eyles' harrier was closer in size,but their diet was composed of birds the Adzebills rarely,if ever ate,so they didn't seem to be competitively exclusive@@HenrythePaleoGuy
I would love for once for a scientist to name a northern species the southern adzebill and the southern species the northern adzebill. We need the mems.
I know people will think lm crazy but l have seen one of these birds which l did at the time l thought l was seeing something very weird and at times since have seconded guessed myself ,but seeing this video has now made me sure it was this bird ; and no l don’t think it was something else l am a wildlife sculptor and l have been passionate about birds since l was a child and l can recognise birds in the wild ,which is something you have to develop after keen interest for years .l would love to share my encounter with it if anyone is interested .
it is a bit late but I would be interested in hearing about your encounter?
West coast tropical?!? I'm guessing you are referring to the fact that it is classified as rain forest but sheesh, calling tge South Island tropical implies you have never been there
I know people will think lm crazy
Pākehā need to stop guestimating the period when we settled NZ it’s irritating. My papa said Nukutawhiti’s waka landed at Hokianga in mid-september 1054 CE. I trust my papa as he knows the oral histories and he practices maramataka (Polynesian lunar-stellar-environmental-omen calendar system)
one of my favorite birds, too bad they're extinct tho.