who dares to dislike a video of people trying to spread awareness of amazing animals that may become extinct before some of us have children, just the thought of my children not being able to see such amazing animals gives me chills
half of these can be found relatively easily in the reptile trade a lot are captive bred but the sad thing is when you see a wild caught reptile that's endangered/threatened.
I am torn on this. Yes it is sad to see a creature that is endangered in captivity BUT I think it could be beneficial in the long run. For example lets think about Axolotls. They are are very endangered in the wild. BUT in captivity they are THRIVING. So when the wild population is finally extinct their species isnt gone from the earth forever! So I think it can be beneficial to take in some select few wild caught creatures to breed in captivity to keep the number of the animals alive on the earth UP.
Yes for suresome of the captive lines in the pet trade can get a little murky after a while though, lots of inbreedingA lot of people are against captivity but for instance the zoo I intern/volunteer at releases Puerto Rican crested toads. Many hobbyists would jump at the chance to breed endangered species for a captive breeding program (myself included)
It makes me wanna cry because all these animals are so cute and awesome and yet we’re taking their habitat and killing them at the same time we’re killing our planet.... I wish people were more aware of what they are doing.
Geronimo McDuggins Fair point, but that doesn’t make it any less sad. I understand the projects going on but everyone needs to contribute and acknowledge what we’re doing to our planet to actually make change
Sadly, most are perfectly aware. It’s just that personal/corporate greed for profit and/or lust for expansion completely overshadow any amount of care such groups or individuals might have.
Yes one way to do so is look up & donate to conservation groups that are fighting to save Reptiles & Amphibians, also getting involved in conservation locally & and abroad makes a difference!!!
lets face it nothing is gonna happen i mean till now ther are so many organisations trying to help animals like these and most of tgem fail because human development is un stopable what would u do if someone asked u to leave ur home and go to a smaller one just to save a species of animals would u ? exactly
*shows new Caledonian gecko* Me: oh a chahoua! "Its the largest species of gecko in the world" Me: wait so its a leachie......ok, this is why you dont just call them "new Caledonia geckos"
Like 1/4 of these are not even endangered, 5:41 also there are a ton of New Caledonian Gecko species some of them can be bought at a pet shop for like 30 usd, so not gunna leave this plant any time soon. The ones shown in the video are Chahoua btw, unlike the video leads you to believe, they are not even close to being the largest gecko species, I think they are trying to talk about leachie (ig its still as New Caledonian Gecko), what im trying to say is that there is not a species called a New Caledonian Gecko, its a large group of geckos. This videos goal was still pure and good im not try'n to hate im just saying.
@@hrpdrp97 they are 110% chahoua not *leachies* you can tell by the length of their tail their color their body and head shape and eye patterning. Even if by some slim chance they were (they aren't) they still said the wrong information.
Such beautiful reptiles! I really hope we can save the population of these beauties. This is why wild caught animals in hobby are important. We can keep these creatures from going completely extinct if we can breed them in captivity at least they wont disappear from the world for ever. Much like Axolotls! They are very close to extinction in the wild but are THRIVING in captivity!
I love these videos because they’re informative and bring some awareness. But then it’s sad that all are on the brink of extinction due to habitat loss, urbanization, climate change or poaching. 😔
There is a mistake for the new caledonian gecko. On the video the species is the mniarogekko chahoua, but they are not the largest geckos. The largest are the rhacodatylus leahianus also from new caledonia.
Prehensile tail skinks don't actually have prehensile tails, only semi prehensile. they use them for balance and not grip, you'll never see them hang or swing from their tail like truly prehensile tailed animals
I have a small toy of the Texas horned lizard I got from the dollar store! I was like 6 and it was probably my favorite animal at the time because my sister and I were avid documentary watchers.
The new Caledonian gecko described was a leachianus but the species shown on video was the chahoua. They're both from new caledonia but they're in completely different genuses. Unless they are a locale that is uncommon in captivity.
What they didnt mention in the video I don't think is that the Venom in the Gila Monster and Mexican Beaded Lizard has the potential to cure diabetes as the it could stabilize blood sugar. Sad to see the cure for one of the most common defects is being wiped out
Guatemala Beaded Lizard... wait. I saw this one on the Very Raddest Reptiles And Amphibians episode. ...not that I’m complaining, he’s a good boy. Kinda makes me think Gila Monster to be his extra thick cousin.
Everyone wants to save these animal's yet no one wants to stop human urbanization so there is no point to spreading awareness since everyone thinks everything is a joke now a day's.
If natural selection is running it's course I think we should take the species and breed it and keep it in a specialized habitat somewhere, like a museum of live animals that would be extinct otherwise.
Breed them! I would be happy to have any one of those as pets (including the ones with venom). Couldn't you get the venom glands taken out anyway? I still think even the venomous lizards make better pets than those leachianus geckos.
@@aquadraco20 those ones didn't look like leachies!?! Unless I'm confusing different species. My friend has pine island leachies so maybe they look different
@@noahdacheese839 So I just learned that there are at two types of leachie geckos. According to wikipedia, "Rhacodactylus leachianus, commonly known as the New Caledonian giant gecko or Leach's giant gecko, is a large species of gecko, first described by Georges Cuvier in 1829, which is endemic to New Caledonia." And, according to Reptiles Magazine, "One of the most spectacular and sought-after species of the Rhacodactylus genus is R. leachianus, with two subspecies that are presently recognized as giant geckos from New Caledonia, a group of islands northeast of Australia. They are Rhacodactylus leachianus leachianus, found on Grande Terre (GT), the largest New Caledonia island, and Rhacodactylus leachianus henkeli, found on Pine Island (Isle of Pines) and other smaller islands."
aquadraco20 they are Chahoua geckos, not even largest. Leachies are the largest, growing to about the forearm and bicep of an adult male so like 20 inches about. I breed Leachies with a friend.
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I'm 12 yet i feel dead inside
@@nicholasp.s2363 shut up kid nobody cares
I honestly think this channel should have so much more subs.
Truth
Much more than buzzfeed.
Agreed!
Not wlly. It had good enough!
@@projectsamurai8787 wlly?
who dares to dislike a video of people trying to spread awareness of amazing animals that may become extinct before some of us have children, just the thought of my children not being able to see such amazing animals gives me chills
Truth not nice of them
EXACTLY!
They want to kill these creatures
Like...like tigers!
half of these can be found relatively easily in the reptile trade
a lot are captive bred but the sad thing is when you see a wild caught reptile that's endangered/threatened.
I am torn on this. Yes it is sad to see a creature that is endangered in captivity BUT I think it could be beneficial in the long run. For example lets think about Axolotls. They are are very endangered in the wild. BUT in captivity they are THRIVING. So when the wild population is finally extinct their species isnt gone from the earth forever! So I think it can be beneficial to take in some select few wild caught creatures to breed in captivity to keep the number of the animals alive on the earth UP.
Yes for suresome of the captive lines in the pet trade can get a little murky after a while though, lots of inbreedingA lot of people are against captivity but for instance the zoo I intern/volunteer at releases Puerto Rican crested toads. Many hobbyists would jump at the chance to breed endangered species for a captive breeding program (myself included)
It makes me wanna cry because all these animals are so cute and awesome and yet we’re taking their habitat and killing them at the same time we’re killing our planet.... I wish people were more aware of what they are doing.
Geronimo McDuggins Fair point, but that doesn’t make it any less sad. I understand the projects going on but everyone needs to contribute and acknowledge what we’re doing to our planet to actually make change
Me too my friend! Every day we are killing of species we havent even discovered yet!
Sadly, most are perfectly aware. It’s just that personal/corporate greed for profit and/or lust for expansion completely overshadow any amount of care such groups or individuals might have.
Guthega skink is adorable! So cute must protect!
We need to prevent amazing reptiles from going extinct.
Yes one way to do so is look up & donate to conservation groups that are fighting to save Reptiles & Amphibians, also getting involved in conservation locally & and abroad makes a difference!!!
We absolutely must!
Yes
lets face it nothing is gonna happen i mean till now ther are so many organisations trying to help animals like these and most of tgem fail because human development is un stopable what would u do if someone asked u to leave ur home and go to a smaller one just to save a species of animals would u ? exactly
@Rattlesnake Jake Explores The Internet well enlighten me why
When they called the Chahoua "New Caledonian Geckos" I got so triggered like that's the most vague thing you could have called them 😂
I know! New Caledonian gecko... so, leachies? Chewies? There's six species!
@@aubreyackermann8432 their is alot more than six 😂 that's the trouble lol
There leacheanis geckos
Yea
@@greysonrodriguez4035 no they were chahoua
Respect to that man for keeping all thoose iguanas
The last guy seems like a very genuine person, good for him and those iguanas.
I lived 20 years in that area, those iguanas use to eat my mangos. Oh well, memories from Michoacán, México.
*shows new Caledonian gecko*
Me: oh a chahoua!
"Its the largest species of gecko in the world"
Me: wait so its a leachie......ok, this is why you dont just call them "new Caledonia geckos"
Like 1/4 of these are not even endangered, 5:41 also there are a ton of New Caledonian Gecko species some of them can be bought at a pet shop for like 30 usd, so not gunna leave this plant any time soon. The ones shown in the video are Chahoua btw, unlike the video leads you to believe, they are not even close to being the largest gecko species, I think they are trying to talk about leachie (ig its still as New Caledonian Gecko), what im trying to say is that there is not a species called a New Caledonian Gecko, its a large group of geckos. This videos goal was still pure and good im not try'n to hate im just saying.
It’s just sad that the zoo can’t even provide them with the correct information 😂
*0:39** **_What kind of Dog is that_*
Excuse me, are you stupid? It's clearly a grass blade.
*Brink of what? EXTINCTION?*
I’m sorry I’ll go now
Ahahhaha
Not funny
@@InevitableTruth. yeah it's not funny. It's hilarious.
actually yes
Miss Terious Girl XD who said it was supposed to be funny??
I really appreciate all of the endangered species videos you guys create.
*did these bois really just say a chahoua is the largest living species of gecko in the world, completely overlooking tokays and leachianus?*
Pretty sure those are leaches, not chahoua.
@@hrpdrp97 they are 110% chahoua not *leachies* you can tell by the length of their tail their color their body and head shape and eye patterning. Even if by some slim chance they were (they aren't) they still said the wrong information.
@@allenjones1947 true, its like they were talking about leachianus but showing chahoua
Such beautiful reptiles! I really hope we can save the population of these beauties. This is why wild caught animals in hobby are important. We can keep these creatures from going completely extinct if we can breed them in captivity at least they wont disappear from the world for ever. Much like Axolotls! They are very close to extinction in the wild but are THRIVING in captivity!
I guess the Guatemalan beaded lizard's cousin is the Gila Monster in the American Southwest.
Yep
I love these videos because they’re informative and bring some awareness. But then it’s sad that all are on the brink of extinction due to habitat loss, urbanization, climate change or poaching. 😔
“informative and bring some awareness”
*”new caledonian gecko”*
Narrator: Kernan and Plum are the largest living species of gecko in the world
Leachianus: am i a joke to you?
Those probably are leachie babies
those ARE leachie juveniles or babies
ml_ne those are chahoua, not even in the same genus with leachi
ok im not that good withnew caledonian geckos
There is a mistake for the new caledonian gecko. On the video the species is the mniarogekko chahoua, but they are not the largest geckos. The largest are the rhacodatylus leahianus also from new caledonia.
Yeah I tought so too I was like those look to skinny to be leachies
I hope there's more episode like this...because I LOVE IT!!!!
Prehensile tail skinks don't actually have prehensile tails, only semi prehensile. they use them for balance and not grip, you'll never see them hang or swing from their tail like truly prehensile tailed animals
The green iguanas at the end are considered a huge pest in Florida tho. Mexico is more of their native range.
Mark Zuckerberg's brothers
10:22
You may have missed it but in the top left you can see zuckerberg clear as day
5:04 He smile
I have a small toy of the Texas horned lizard I got from the dollar store! I was like 6 and it was probably my favorite animal at the time because my sister and I were avid documentary watchers.
Seeing a lizard running on 2 legs made my day
This is my favorite episode
awww that man is so sweet ❤️
3:18 its last word was "nice"👌
Save them!
I don't see my zuccboi
Wow great job! Amazing video on lizards!
Very informative and educational. Thank you for sharing.
they're soooo cuuuuuute
Hello,hope you have a great rest of your day
That third lizard looks like it's in constant PTSD.
I've had collared lizards and texas horned lizards as pets. They're pretty cool.
nemesisbreakz Where do you live where they are legal?
The new Caledonian gecko described was a leachianus but the species shown on video was the chahoua. They're both from new caledonia but they're in completely different genuses. Unless they are a locale that is uncommon in captivity.
That is a hela monster
No,it isn't. Yes, it's related to the gila monster, but not the same.
What about hispaniolan horn lizards why is it not in this video
L I Z A R D K I N G
Great Big Story! Why don't you film in 4k!
What they didnt mention in the video I don't think is that the Venom in the Gila Monster and Mexican Beaded Lizard has the potential to cure diabetes as the it could stabilize blood sugar. Sad to see the cure for one of the most common defects is being wiped out
1:33 imagine you step on it
Lecheas (calidonion) not endangered
*leachianus (or leachie)
* caledonian
There talented
Guatemala Beaded Lizard... wait. I saw this one on the Very Raddest Reptiles And Amphibians episode.
...not that I’m complaining, he’s a good boy. Kinda makes me think Gila Monster to be his extra thick cousin.
2 uploads in one day? I didn't think we were in Heaven!
Everyone wants to save these animal's yet no one wants to stop human urbanization so there is no point to spreading awareness since everyone thinks everything is a joke now a day's.
I love skinks
0:13 No touchies Huuuman Reeeeeeeeeeee
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Idkish the first lizard was bootiful
That thumbnail blue lizard looks like obelisk the tormenter. But lizard.
20% are talking about how endangered these lizards are
79% are complaining about the gecko’s name
1% have not subscribed to this channel
So cool
If natural selection is running it's course I think we should take the species and breed it and keep it in a specialized habitat somewhere, like a museum of live animals that would be extinct otherwise.
There are more than two types of venomous lizards though?
nah
@@mvgikk1969 there are two different types of Gila monsters, and Komodo Dragons have a toxin. That's three.
Elektronox oh i forgot about the venom in their saliva
@@mvgikk1969 Mate, I don't blame ya, venomous or not, I wouldn't wanna get bitten by one lmao
i wouldnt want to get bitten by any large lizards
have you seen how strong god damn goanas are? they shred people and its insane
6:16 same
The horned lizard doesnt actually have horns
3:21
nice
Hi and DONT MESS WITH TEXAS
Idk why i said this...
At 4:54 if u study reptiles like me, you know that the tail fell off and grew back
3:21 NICE
I really hope none of these go extinct!
3:10 Nice
I really love your videos but I came here to be amazed but all I got was sad 😭
The Caledonian gecko looks like my late pet gecko🤣
your pet gecko must be another gecko that lives in new caledonia, right?
@@sthui2866 Malaysian house gecko thank you very much
@@sandrawong6787 cool
good
Tuatara and milo's viper
Nice
Nice vid
There are more than just 2 venomous lizard species
Nah, just two. Really sad both are on the list
all monitor lizards are venomous so yes more than two
@@OPC249 their bit is an anticoagulant not necessarily venomous
Think before you post false information. I mean do you even know what "anticoagulants" actually are? The basic white girl in you like can't even.
@@OPC249 anticougulants cause minor irritations, not block your blood stream like venon does
Komodo Dragons and Gila Monsters both have venomous saliva so the beaded lizard is one of only 3 not 2 venomous lizards
Cool
awsome
They should spend more time on diversity of names and info it’s a little short
We need to decrease our pollution rates to decrease climate change!
Wait arent leachies the largest geckos?
Yay
Aww, hopefully they will get off the brink..
Think you guys at GBS interview the guy who invented Flamin Hot Cheetos, Richard Montanez(did I get his name right?)
Loaf meee LIzARDS💕
Me when i see a spider
Don't mess with Texas............ horned lizard.
Gila means crazy.....
Iguanas ❤💗
Dang! No dislikes 2,000 views??
I WILL...I WILL BEAT YOU NEXT TIME COLLARED LIZARD I...I JUST SPRAINED MY LEG JUSTNOW I'M DEFITNETELY FASTER THAN YOU
I see a rat eating on live iguana
Breed them! I would be happy to have any one of those as pets (including the ones with venom). Couldn't you get the venom glands taken out anyway?
I still think even the venomous lizards make better pets than those leachianus geckos.
ehh,, here!!
Where are the largest reptiles in the world AKA Komodo dragon?
6:10 no they're not. Rhacodactylus leachianus (leachie geckos) get much bigger than new Caledonians, at least to my knowledge
new caledonians are leachie geckos. just like the monkey tail lizard and the prehensile tail skink are the same thing.
@@aquadraco20 those ones didn't look like leachies!?! Unless I'm confusing different species. My friend has pine island leachies so maybe they look different
@@noahdacheese839 they aren't the leachies are a lot more chunky then these geckos
@@noahdacheese839 So I just learned that there are at two types of leachie geckos. According to wikipedia, "Rhacodactylus leachianus, commonly known as the New Caledonian giant gecko or Leach's giant gecko, is a large species of gecko, first described by Georges Cuvier in 1829, which is endemic to New Caledonia." And, according to Reptiles Magazine, "One of the most spectacular and sought-after species of the Rhacodactylus genus is R. leachianus, with two subspecies that are presently recognized as giant geckos from New Caledonia, a group of islands northeast of Australia. They are Rhacodactylus leachianus leachianus, found on Grande Terre (GT), the largest New Caledonia island, and Rhacodactylus leachianus henkeli, found on Pine Island (Isle of Pines) and other smaller islands."
aquadraco20 they are Chahoua geckos, not even largest. Leachies are the largest, growing to about the forearm and bicep of an adult male so like 20 inches about. I breed Leachies with a friend.
Why would people kill them
HOW DID YOU FIND THAT 😮
Want a iguana then come to Florida.😂
Or a python, anole, tegu, etc. Tons of invasive reptiles.
People still hunting lizards? That damn GUCCI bang isn't worth it! lol
Luxury bags and other items are just created to fool rich people.