The fact those two cave lion cubs, died probably in a similar way, 50ft from each other, 15,000 years apart, and humans managed to stumble on that is absolutely astonishing.
Imagine all the undiscovered animal bodies preserved in ice in Siberia buried under all the snow and ice. Probably some amazing animals preserved there undiscovered.
I first heard of you from your TV show and I have been a steadfast fan ever since. Please please never stop your work in the area of finding animals thought to be extinct and trying to bring back those who have already disappeared from our land. God bless you in everything you do
The Mammoth was my favorite as a kid. And was so upset that I knew I’d never be able to see such a majestic animal in my life time. And the fact that that might change is not only exciting, but absolutely mind blowing
I freaking love those cave lion cubs!! They are so adorable 💕 and I can't wait to see some of these beautiful animals return. Thank you Colossus's for making our childhood dreams come true!
What is remarkable about this is that we are able to revive an entire artic ecosystem, where their species are able to live again in our modern world. Reviving an ancient and artic ecosystem will be the greatest achievement in the world's health.
The fact that through these specimens we may be able to see ancient creatures in person in my lifetime is a remarkable thought! So amazing that you are spreading awareness!
I thought that same thing haha, then I realized it was for money. Worth it though I always thought about how tv shows are so dumb. I'd much rather I pay for whatever he puts out personally.
I’m unsure what’s calling me to complete the triad of actions necessary for contest submission with a comment destined for obscurity in this comment section, but Lord knows I could use an adventure. I share your level of passion for wildlife, and as a 25-year-old man, it’s one of the only things that, for days, I can learn about with enthusiasm, like my brain’s still a sponge, and talk about for hours, like time doesn’t exist. From theories I have on evolution, cryptids, hominids, etc., phenomena such as myths of dragons hundreds of years before dinosaur discoveries, new discoveries on plants and their sentience, and our role in their survival and evolution, possible roles they play in forming our species’ intelligence through the ‘stoned ape’ hypothesis. Ugh, I’m doing it now. Suffice to say, you’re an inspiration to me and countless others who’ve stumbled onto your work and share your passions, but also to those who stick around because you make it fun, and your energy’s infectious! I wish I had the ability to get out of my own head and have an adventure like the countless ones I’m grateful to experience digitally vicariously through you, and so I’d love nothing more than to get out in the water, pick your mind, and catch some big ones 🎣! But, if I’m not selected, I still owe you a huge thanks and look forward to checking in on all your next projects, and truly wish you the best in all your present and future endeavors! 💯
Imagine making the most iconic thing on the list, The Woolly Mammoth, breathe its first breath for the first time in thousands of years. That will mark a serious new chapter for mankind.
I heard Australian people are witnessing the previously extinct Tasmanian tigers in the wild just in the recent year or two. Then I found out that the Colossal Biosciences company which was founded in 2021, launched the Tasmanian Thylacine Advisory Committee, a thylacine research project to release Tasmanian tiger joeys back to their original Tasmanian and broader Australian habitat after a period of observation in captivity. This company is really changing the world.
An expedition would change my life, probably would change anyone’s life, thank you for taking somebody, no matter who it is I am appreciate somebody out there is going to get that experience thanks to you and your team
I swear, if Forrest was in front of me I could listen to him for hours giving us facts like this. Im sad that Extinct or Alive was cancelled. I was so invested!
this is so fascinating, I would adore a trip with you being able to learn and gets hands on in America. I will soon be old enough to go to university, I want to be a wildlife biologist. I am so excited for the future. Thank you so much for your awesome videos.
Just went to the Peabody Musuem in New Haven, CT. Glad to have got a glimpse into the past of some iceage species while i visited. Just trying to imagine such a cold, harsh world, yet life thrived in abundance. Truly awesome and sad all at the same time! Safe travels 🙏
I’m a Kentucky boy that has been thinking a lot about going back to school to study reptile and biology because you make it some much fun. So thanks for everything you do
1:46 I find that pretty ironic that they ended up so close together after so long. To me, it's almost like little Sparta didn't want to leave Boris all by himself down there 2:52 I feel like this would be animal cruelty because they were meant to live in colder climates than what we have so they would most likely live constantly feeling like they're overheating and can't cool down enough to ever be comfortable
MAMMOTH! I know it’s selfish but release a bunch to the wild… but I also want them at the zoo… it’s so incredible to bring back such a loved animal I wanna see one with my eyes. It truly feels like Jurassic park. Incredible
This trip would be absolutely a once in a life time opportunity for some. Hopefully if I am chosen I can continue what I learn and utilise it long into the future 💚
Take me on you adventure PLEASE Forrest your AMAZING and I just want to learn so much more about wildlife and explore so many great habitats with you as my sensei!!!
Amazing stuff! Huge fan of your’s Forrest, keep on keeping the hope alive on de-extinction of our animals, and even more importantly, your work on the prevention of human related near future extinctions!
Your videos help me understand certain Species and are extremely educational. Thank you for taking time out of your day and adventures to make these videos!
Great information. I hope they stick to mammals. The thought of a big woolly walking around my neighborhood is a little daunting. Imagine then a raptor….great channel!!!
My son and I dug up a juvenile woolly Mammoth in 2001 it was very exciting to be a part of history we did this in New York state in the town of Java we have also collected arrow head's in the past 40 years nothing I love more then exploring and finding things thousands of years old
Amazing videos, watch them with my two very young boys. My 4 year old loves them. Keep up the good work and good luck on the bow hunting trip. If you ever want to hunt Whitetails in Wisconsin look me up.
The saber tooth is my favorite, but I don’t think I would want it brought back. The mammoth or rhinoceros would be pretty cool, and there’s probably climates that would support them.
Keep doing God's work Forrest you're an amazing human being ! Over the years you have opened my eyes to animals vanishing, extinct animals being rediscovered and the search for many many species thank you !
Dodo's,mamoths and bison yes, cave lions no! Just because we can, doesn't mean we should! Seriously though this is all incredible stuff, carry on the great work
Rogan turned me onto Forrest years ago on their first pod and I friggin love this dude. Seen every episode of his shows and try to watch every pod. I think all of my random animal facts are because of Forrest lol 😂
Who wants to go bowfishing with me?
Who doesn’t?
me
Gonna have to take the whole comments section lol
I’d love to shame I’m in the uk 🇬🇧
no
The fact those two cave lion cubs, died probably in a similar way, 50ft from each other, 15,000 years apart, and humans managed to stumble on that is absolutely astonishing.
THIS IS SPARTA
I feel sorry for them. Imagine the kind of terror running through their little hearts at that moment😢
Practically unbelievable, honestly.
I dont believe it, they hv to be related somehow.
Imagine all the undiscovered animal bodies preserved in ice in Siberia buried under all the snow and ice. Probably some amazing animals preserved there undiscovered.
And thanks to global warming, they will be discovered soon.
00:39 It is not Serbia. It is Siberia in Russia. Two totally different part of planet. Greetings from Serbia! 😊
I died😂😂
Fucking Forest
Serbia scares me they have very very H*rny woman 😅😅
My thoughts exactly haha
I was thinking the exact same
I first heard of you from your TV show and I have been a steadfast fan ever since. Please please never stop your work in the area of finding animals thought to be extinct and trying to bring back those who have already disappeared from our land. God bless you in everything you do
Bro I seen this guy on naked and afraid, and then on Joe Rogan years later😂
Now I dont miss anything he puts out
Bigfoot is real and a supernatural entity!
The Mammoth was my favorite as a kid. And was so upset that I knew I’d never be able to see such a majestic animal in my life time. And the fact that that might change is not only exciting, but absolutely mind blowing
This channel is criminally underrated
I just found this channel and now I’m binging all his videos
Would love to get a line wet...loving your content...can't wait for the thylacine follow-up.
@@joshuaedler7041same lol
I freaking love those cave lion cubs!! They are so adorable 💕 and I can't wait to see some of these beautiful animals return. Thank you Colossus's for making our childhood dreams come true!
cute until they have your throat in their mouth😭 all jokes aside i love it
Forrest is the reason I inspire to be a wildlife biologist
I aspire or I am inspired
That bow fishing trip sounds amazing. The wooly rhino is completely amazing.
So cool to learn about extinct spicies
Whole family loves your content. Thank you for providing us with all this knowledge.
If there is two things Jurassic Park taught me it’s this: let Nature decide, and some things should stay dead.
Buuut we can still bring back the Wooly Mammoth because Humans decided it’s death
Love these types of videos! Keep em coming Forest!
Really nailing a good style of videos for TH-cam
Hey Forrest LOVE YOU !
Steppe Bison! What are you doing?!? 😅
This sent me😂
😂
Lmao 🤣
Chilllllllllllllllll
That was too easy lmao
I'm glad you mentioned the Wooly Rhino! Most people focus so much on mammoths they forget about the Wooly Rhino.
The impact you have on wildlife is amazing. Keep doing you Forrest!
If you take me bow fishing, I'll give you an adult woolley mammoth I been keeping in my basement 😂😂😂
Give me it
What is remarkable about this is that we are able to revive an entire artic ecosystem, where their species are able to live again in our modern world. Reviving an ancient and artic ecosystem will be the greatest achievement in the world's health.
We all needed this man and his excitement for wildlife biology. ❤
Always great to listen to your videos while I’m driving. Thanks Forrest!
1:04 that baby lion is soo cuteeeeee 😭
Yeeesss ❤ so cute
It will be fascinating to see some of these species alive again. Be blessed.
They can't even stop existing animals from going extinct. The idea of bringing these others back is nonsense.
No. It won't. Apparently no one learned shit from Jurassic Park
@@laurenfazenbaker9777big difference between dinosaurs and mammals. But yeah, iffy on the cave Lion
The fact that through these specimens we may be able to see ancient creatures in person in my lifetime is a remarkable thought! So amazing that you are spreading awareness!
I have to agree. Mammoths are some of the coolest animals in history. I’m so happy to hear they might come back in a few years!!!
never gone bow fishing but from Illinois and fishing with forest sounds like a great once in a life time experience for me and my son
But, but, im already subscribed! Seriously though, wooly mammoths returning would be so awesome
I thought that same thing haha, then I realized it was for money. Worth it though I always thought about how tv shows are so dumb. I'd much rather I pay for whatever he puts out personally.
HOLY MOLY! Any kind of adventure with Forrest would be amazing.
Steppe bison 🦬 had to have been huge!!
Forrest is a gift to this generation. Thanks bro.
why, because he sucks at geography?
@@ZlatnoPeroTV Average American
Can you imagine a woolly mammoth walking around
No, thank you. Lol
Bowfishing with Forrest sounds like an insane experience 🏹
I’m unsure what’s calling me to complete the triad of actions necessary for contest submission with a comment destined for obscurity in this comment section, but Lord knows I could use an adventure. I share your level of passion for wildlife, and as a 25-year-old man, it’s one of the only things that, for days, I can learn about with enthusiasm, like my brain’s still a sponge, and talk about for hours, like time doesn’t exist. From theories I have on evolution, cryptids, hominids, etc., phenomena such as myths of dragons hundreds of years before dinosaur discoveries, new discoveries on plants and their sentience, and our role in their survival and evolution, possible roles they play in forming our species’ intelligence through the ‘stoned ape’ hypothesis. Ugh, I’m doing it now. Suffice to say, you’re an inspiration to me and countless others who’ve stumbled onto your work and share your passions, but also to those who stick around because you make it fun, and your energy’s infectious! I wish I had the ability to get out of my own head and have an adventure like the countless ones I’m grateful to experience digitally vicariously through you, and so I’d love nothing more than to get out in the water, pick your mind, and catch some big ones 🎣! But, if I’m not selected, I still owe you a huge thanks and look forward to checking in on all your next projects, and truly wish you the best in all your present and future endeavors! 💯
I pray 🙏 that they DO NOT bring back the PREHISTORIC LION.
They cant. Only God can create perfect a créature.
Why?
@@mariusalexa5449yes but we can still do it though. Also, we’ve created hybrid animals before
Great video as always!! Very interesting content!
Fully disabled Vet here actually unemployable as embarrassing as that is to say . I’d love to meet you man . Your an inspiration to say the least.
Imagine making the most iconic thing on the list, The Woolly Mammoth, breathe its first breath for the first time in thousands of years. That will mark a serious new chapter for mankind.
This stuff is truly incredible, we are literally melting history!
It really is amazing to see!
@@ForrestGalantehi forrest👋
First i have heard about the wholly rhino find, that would be amazing to bring back
It's only 4356 years old hahaha too bad
I heard Australian people are witnessing the previously extinct Tasmanian tigers in the wild just in the recent year or two. Then I found out that the Colossal Biosciences company which was founded in 2021, launched the Tasmanian Thylacine Advisory Committee, a thylacine research project to release Tasmanian tiger joeys back to their original Tasmanian and broader Australian habitat after a period of observation in captivity. This company is really changing the world.
I feel as a young person and a nature lover that this would be an amazing experience. Hope I get lucky
Amazing. I've always be Fascinated by Prehistoric animals
An expedition would change my life, probably would change anyone’s life, thank you for taking somebody, no matter who it is I am appreciate somebody out there is going to get that experience thanks to you and your team
Whatever adventure anyone wins with Forrest, will be inspirational, educational and above all else memorable.
Man, this is crazy. the trip of a lifetime. Working with animals is my dream.
I swear, if Forrest was in front of me I could listen to him for hours giving us facts like this. Im sad that Extinct or Alive was cancelled. I was so invested!
Resurrecting the mammoth: your scientists were so concerned with if they could, they never asked themselves if they should
Love everything you do man. You inspire me to follow my dreams instead of confining to what society expects of me.
Fantastic video Forrest. I’m so excited to follow the progress on bringing these incredible species back to life!
Bow fudging had always seen so cool to me and has always been a dream of mine
this is so fascinating, I would adore a trip with you being able to learn and gets hands on in America. I will soon be old enough to go to university, I want to be a wildlife biologist. I am so excited for the future. Thank you so much for your awesome videos.
My kids would. They just found this channel and love it.
I really like how Forrest talks the talk and walks the walk. Oh man I hope he picks me
This is such an interesting video! I’m amazed these creatures were frozen in time!
Just went to the Peabody Musuem in New Haven, CT. Glad to have got a glimpse into the past of some iceage species while i visited. Just trying to imagine such a cold, harsh world, yet life thrived in abundance. Truly awesome and sad all at the same time! Safe travels 🙏
My daughter and I love your videos!
An adventure with @forrestgalante would be awesome. Plus anytime on the water is great!
I’m a Kentucky boy that has been thinking a lot about going back to school to study reptile and biology because you make it some much fun. So thanks for everything you do
This stuff is always absolutely fascinating, because it's like time travel.
1:46 I find that pretty ironic that they ended up so close together after so long. To me, it's almost like little Sparta didn't want to leave Boris all by himself down there
2:52 I feel like this would be animal cruelty because they were meant to live in colder climates than what we have so they would most likely live constantly feeling like they're overheating and can't cool down enough to ever be comfortable
This is crazy! All of these specimens are amazing!
Forrest I love your work and passion. you are a pioneer for this race
MAMMOTH! I know it’s selfish but release a bunch to the wild… but I also want them at the zoo… it’s so incredible to bring back such a loved animal I wanna see one with my eyes.
It truly feels like Jurassic park. Incredible
This trip would be absolutely a once in a life time opportunity for some. Hopefully if I am chosen I can continue what I learn and utilise it long into the future 💚
Always loved learning about the past and animals that lived in it, just as fascinating as learning about the ones we live with today.
Always a pleasure to watch your videos, and follow your efforts.
Amazing video
Bow fishing with Forrest and crew sounds super fun! I’m in!
This is awesome!
Take me on you adventure PLEASE Forrest your AMAZING and I just want to learn so much more about wildlife and explore so many great habitats with you as my sensei!!!
I would love to see all these amazing animals brought back!!
Wooly Rhino??? I learned of something I had never heard of before, Thank You!!!
Amazing stuff! Huge fan of your’s Forrest, keep on keeping the hope alive on de-extinction of our animals, and even more importantly, your work on the prevention of human related near future extinctions!
Any trip with Forrest would be amazing
Your videos help me understand certain Species and are extremely educational. Thank you for taking time out of your day and adventures to make these videos!
I'm a paleontologist in texas and I love going to colossal bio science. Just amazing
Great information. I hope they stick to mammals. The thought of a big woolly walking around my neighborhood is a little daunting. Imagine then a raptor….great channel!!!
Binging all these wild life videos almost make me want to become a wild life biologist or caretaker!
I can’t wait to see the thylacine. I know it’s not a permafrost animal but they’re absolutely beautiful animals and it’d be cool as hell to see one.
Forrest is just the best human on earth 😭🙏🏻
I love how you are inbetween believe and sceptizisan. I am very happy I found your Channel.
Whoever is going on a trip with forrest is lucky as hell! Wish you luck!
Great video man. I have never been hunting but would love to go with and learn from you
Just imagine going with Forrest on an adventure
Knowing that we could see a clone of these things within our lifetimes blows my mind
My son and I dug up a juvenile woolly Mammoth in 2001 it was very exciting to be a part of history we did this in New York state in the town of Java we have also collected arrow head's in the past 40 years nothing I love more then exploring and finding things thousands of years old
Amazing videos, watch them with my two very young boys. My 4 year old loves them. Keep up the good work and good luck on the bow hunting trip. If you ever want to hunt Whitetails in Wisconsin look me up.
I love watch these videos on my break and I watch the podcast religiously
"Welcome to jurassic park " once fiction, soon reality! Truly spectacular!!
Baby Boris was so fluffy on my god God bless their SOULS for eternity
The saber tooth is my favorite, but I don’t think I would want it brought back. The mammoth or rhinoceros would be pretty cool, and there’s probably climates that would support them.
I would give damn near anything, you’ve genuinely caused me to actually care for animals in a way I never thought I would, I can’t thank you enough
Keep doing God's work Forrest you're an amazing human being ! Over the years you have opened my eyes to animals vanishing, extinct animals being rediscovered and the search for many many species thank you !
Wow. I’ve never heard of a woolly rhino 🦏 Cool !
This is soooo cool. I love love love history, so learning about animal history is soooo interesting to me. ❤❤🙏🏼
It would be legendary to learn from the legend himself Forrest Galante
Forest. I really enjoy videos like this. Seeing your enthusiasm is great!
Dodo's,mamoths and bison yes, cave lions no! Just because we can, doesn't mean we should! Seriously though this is all incredible stuff, carry on the great work
Rogan turned me onto Forrest years ago on their first pod and I friggin love this dude. Seen every episode of his shows and try to watch every pod. I think all of my random animal facts are because of Forrest lol 😂
Exciting times! I hope to see these ancient creatures