These birds sounded so beautiful. It’s sad that they are gone. People of that time really should have done much more to save them. Their voices were so cute and peaceful sounding. But let this be an example of how we can do and be better to love animals and birds.
Sad, also imagine all other species of birds that used to sing pretty songs that now have gone extinct. There was a whole family of species like this and I bet they all sounded nice too. It's a shame we can't save every species
I have seen comments saying that they a re in different places of the world. One said that they hear them in Panama and one said that very few are in Fiji.
They have a very loud and distinctive song and have not been seen since the endling was recorded in 1987. Maybe Colossal or Revive & Restore can revive them, but I think that it may be impossible due to the lack of a living relative.
Time is breaking us, our planet, and the species on it. Look at the beautiful painting of the bird. They are long gone; they came for a short time to live. Just like this, we also have limited time, so please get out of this material world of hate and cruelty, leave the proud feeling of I and My, and live with kindness, love, and peace.
A part of me really does hope it's alive, somewhere where we least expect it to be. But for now, all we have is echoes of the past long forgotten memories.
Such a peaceful song, but full of loneliness and emptiness. Calling out for another bird, like it’s trying to find another of his species, that doesn’t exist anymore. So sad yet so beautiful.
I always think that there are more ‘ō’ōs out there and people aren’t just looking hard enough, now I know what people will say, they’ll say that they will know if they are alive if they hear their sound, but that’s not the case, I’m mean ‘ō’ōs aren’t stupid they can stay silent if they want to and their call isn’t even that loud and at it’s loudest it must be at mating season where they are loud but we don’t know when their mating season is, but I’m just saying that there may be a small population out there somewhere and I could be right cos the kaua’i ‘ō’ō is a VERY small bird and couldn’t be noticed, and their colour is sorta a black and brownish colour and those two colours can blend in very well, oh well
@@changolini time has taught me that too much of anything is bad. People are too successful in conquering nature and not having a perspective of balance of nature and civilisation. I am just an ordinary observer. People just breed uncontrollably then build up everything and then destroy everything with wars or rust belts or Rome. Have you been to Rome? Miles and miles of buildings. Half of which are useless tourist attractions. Similarly in London and detroit. Humans sicken me. Never cleaning up after them. At least some people are waking up by having smaller family and trying to recycle materials for the children
Maybe they are still there... Somewhere. Maybe they are a few, but there they are. I hope. And hope is the last thing that you do, as the last male did.
All is left now is a beautiful voice of the ghost bird …
A bird waiting for a lover that is already long gone.
Perhaps there still were some left then.
@@kingwinter2024 perhaps
These birds sounded so beautiful. It’s sad that they are gone. People of that time really should have done much more to save them. Their voices were so cute and peaceful sounding. But let this be an example of how we can do and be better to love animals and birds.
indeed. it's truly heartbreaking that these birds are, as we know it, extinct
@darukineoThat wasn't natural. Animals are in danger, mostly because of some humans.
@darukineo Humans in tribes hunted for food yes, but the ones who came from civilisation overhunted and also took for a sport, trophys.
@darukineo Really? If "they do so" then felines will not beat the human record. And that bird was extinct because loose of habitat.
@darukineo It meant to happen because of their ignorance (people).
Sad, also imagine all other species of birds that used to sing pretty songs that now have gone extinct. There was a whole family of species like this and I bet they all sounded nice too. It's a shame we can't save every species
Imagine singing your song to a beloved one and waiting for their response.. and you keep waiting.. and waiting
I believe that the Kauai O'o is still alive out there somewhere.
I have seen comments saying that they a re in different places of the world. One said that they hear them in Panama and one said that very few are in Fiji.
@@QuackitysStuff They are only native in Kauai....
What if some migrated to other nearby islands, different from Kauai?
They have a very loud and distinctive song and have not been seen since the endling was recorded in 1987. Maybe Colossal or Revive & Restore can revive them, but I think that it may be impossible due to the lack of a living relative.
@faithfulforhope Maybe, well they could’ve migrated to Ni’ihau, but they could be extinct 🤷♀️
i respect you for uploading this, i can finally hear an ‘ō’ō’s non-mating call
Not only this bird is the last of its species. It’s the last of its family tree meaning that there’s no way to recover this bird from extinction.
That makes it even sadder.
Time is breaking us, our planet, and the species on it. Look at the beautiful painting of the bird. They are long gone; they came for a short time to live. Just like this, we also have limited time, so please get out of this material world of hate and cruelty, leave the proud feeling of I and My, and live with kindness, love, and peace.
Thank you for this wisdom, friend. Live long and peacefully.
A part of me really does hope it's alive, somewhere where we least expect it to be. But for now, all we have is echoes of the past long forgotten memories.
Such a peaceful song, but full of loneliness and emptiness. Calling out for another bird, like it’s trying to find another of his species, that doesn’t exist anymore. So sad yet so beautiful.
I always think that there are more ‘ō’ōs out there and people aren’t just looking hard enough, now I know what people will say, they’ll say that they will know if they are alive if they hear their sound, but that’s not the case, I’m mean ‘ō’ōs aren’t stupid they can stay silent if they want to and their call isn’t even that loud and at it’s loudest it must be at mating season where they are loud but we don’t know when their mating season is, but I’m just saying that there may be a small population out there somewhere and I could be right cos the kaua’i ‘ō’ō is a VERY small bird and couldn’t be noticed, and their colour is sorta a black and brownish colour and those two colours can blend in very well, oh well
Hopefully, one day they can bring them back...😢
😢
Too many people in hawaii means too few birds
You mean Colonialism
@@changolini progress is progress. How are you writing this message. On the bongo drums?
@@peetsnort no am writing on top of your back
@peetsnort you seem to be those type that always justify the errors and greed of humanity .
@@changolini time has taught me that too much of anything is bad.
People are too successful in conquering nature and not having a perspective of balance of nature and civilisation.
I am just an ordinary observer.
People just breed uncontrollably then build up everything and then destroy everything with wars or rust belts or Rome.
Have you been to Rome?
Miles and miles of buildings. Half of which are useless tourist attractions. Similarly in London and detroit.
Humans sicken me. Never cleaning up after them.
At least some people are waking up by having smaller family and trying to recycle materials for the children
Maybe they are still there... Somewhere.
Maybe they are a few, but there they are.
I hope.
And hope is the last thing that you do, as the last male did.
Who knows. Maybe scientists can collect DNA and force more to grow again. Me might see more soon. Just give it time.
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:-(
@@prasantamukherjee6418papi
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Beauty of nature It's sad that they are gone.i think it's a sign for second coming people repent now before it's too late 🙏
The last Kauai song…..
not the last, this particular recording is a few years older than the final one
This other record
sounds exactly like an oriole
FAKE 💀
nah. this is a real recording by John Sincock in 1983. very real.
Not fake :)
how dare u
Blud was 3 year olds
ty for upload