Update was of today: 12 good embryos, there's recently been a sterilized southern male introduced to some potential southern mothers to hopefully identify them better. Najin, now age 32 has been retired from collection due to age and ongoing health problems. Fatu is still going strong! They plan that within 3 years to deliver the first calf and have a wider population of northerns in a decade.
I’ve actually given up on humanity, I’m just going to enjoy the rest of my life, doing all I can to help humanity, by planting trees and other stuff(I’ve already planted one, an oak)
Mullerornis its kinda the same with these rhinos get its dna from bones (remember they didn’t die out since like nit to long ago so we can clone them and put them in there closest relative I think it’s a pigeon
@Practize13 Gamezone He clearly said "leave the nature alone" but you can see what we have done , so we should take the move at least to balance it. If possible...
This isn’t Jurassic Park, it is humanity and not nature that has directly contributed to the extinction of many species of animals, who otherwise would have continued on existing within their natural habitat. If we can develop the method for artificially reviving those species then I think it’s our responsibility to do so.
well yes, when it comes to this topic there's some concern about things like what happened in those. movies would happen, but that's possible with dinosaurs, I wonder if it's the same for other animals
In fairness to Jurassic park, they give Ian Malcolm this exact line of reasoning. Hammond tries to compare the endangered condors to the dinos, and Malcolm immediately replies with the "humans are causing that" line.
@Ahmed Jones because we don't know if at that point it'll be possible anymore. If the other rhinos go extinct as well, there will be no surrogates and science isn't as easy as it is made out to be in movies.
@@szecr that has never happened to me...yet- but it sounds like it would be ironically funny the 1st, little less the 2nd, be meh the 3rd time and from then on it would just be cringe.
"Do we have a responsibility to try to bring species back from the brink, especially when human actions brought them there in the first place?" Well, if people would have cared more about how not to bring them there for last several decades, it'd saved us an effort of asking this question now. But because they didn't, yeah, we have such a responsibility cause the situation went too far to improve by itself.
@Yiming Peng Rhino horns are used as an afrodesiac in East Asia. There's no scientific evidence that it is so that's where the discrepancy lies. There has been efforts to legalise the trade in Rhino horns in South Africa to allow for safe harvesting of the horns to prevent poaching. I'm not sure if it's worked though. Hope that helps
@INERT not only China. Eastern Asia believed it had medicinal properties but the rest of the world saw it as expensive, fancy material. They'd sell sculptures and stuff out of ivory for a high price
One such species of tortoise which were declared Extinct were somehow found in a temple in India in very less numbers but now have been revived and they moved from extinct to critically endangered.
Conservation must begin while there's still a male and female member of the species left. You cant revive extinct species, unless you had started conservation before they went extinct
So if I'm right you're saying that all the species will eventually die or evolution will make a different species, and surviving is the during in the transition?
Think Different - Thought Provoking Ideas Extinction does happen, but the extinction that we are cause is going at a fast rate and enough time for no species to take over. Just because extinction happens by nature doesn’t give us an excuse to make it happen.
Marcelo Sanches Don’t listen to that person. Extinction does happen and new species come in, but we cause that stuff to happen at a fast rate. It would million of years for a new niche. Don’t excuse the fact that we causing extinction.
Can you imagine how much cheaper and easier it would have been to just prevent poaching (say, by paying people not to poach) than what we have to do now? And this is all ongoing with other species, with threats ranging from poaching to pollution to climate change. Prevention is definitely the way to go
Ok, but who is going to pay people notmto poach, then everyone who has never poached is going to ask for the same prize and every world government will have no money, it isn't that simple.
@@millerkidsmiller3733 for one easy example you could pay the people surrounding parks or placed with protected animals to monitor the animals or tend the land, or creating other financial incentives (like through tourism) to offset the financial benefits of poaching and create a direct link between the wellbeing and population of the animals and the wellbeing of the communities around them
We should try to bring animals back from being extinct only if humans were the reason that they are going to be extinct, but if natural selection is the reason they will go extinct, bringing them back won’t help because they will die anyways if we leave them in nature, unless we have an advanced technology to edit their genes for them to be more likely to survive such as giving them extra strength to run, etc.
But shouldn’t we consider the fact that we are part of nature, and so, if they became extinct because they cannot survive and adapt to the environment dominated by humans, wouldn’t that be natural selection as well?
Mario Toller we can’t kill the invasive species in that particular area, so that’s not an option, so the only way is to move those species to another area where they will thrive and survive, if we can’t do that then technically that is natural selection and we should keep those animals alive only in zoos and as pets? Just like how we are doing with dogs and cats
Uh Huh yes you are right, if animals can’t survive an urban way of life, and they go extinct then that is technically speaking natural selection, but people get mad at other people just for “existing” have you met those people that are like “humans are cancer on this earth” the type that hate themselves because they pose a threat to other animal’s lives? Well I don’t like those people because they don’t realize we are nature, and we were naturally selected by nature to be more intelligent and that’s what intelligent beings do, survive.
Frans Tammo Yes, I become a bit irritated too, and it happens more often than not. Which makes me think, who do they think we and themselves are? Asteroids? But, I do understand something about them, some may just be because they absolutely adore those other species and is extremely frustrated by a narrow view where humans are the sole cause of those other species’ sufferings and impending extinct (if they weren’t extinct already). Yes yes, humans are notoriously greedy but that trait isn’t inherent, or at least I don’t think so. And there are people who are just... violent and harmful to everyone and everything. Edit: Such as poachers, not all are greedy, selfish and whatever. Not all kill only to feel happy, or to be famed for their ‘trophies’. I don’t know every poacher, I don’t know any. But I do think there are some who kill only to sustain themselves and live in some kind of a poor society. Considering how many people there are, and how different each person is.
Us humans have ruined this planet the fact we know so much now and we aren't trying to un do the damage but create more we don't deserve this beautiful planet or animals
This video is amazing. Although as a student of pathology, I have one major concern. If the blood cells of both species have even 1 different antigen, then the surrogate's immunesystem may attack the developing embryo at any stage during the pregnancy! Maybe the researchers should see if the northern species' blood is producing any reaction in the southern surrogates. ( i.e. if injecting the blood of the northern species into the blood of any female southern white rhino is resulting in the formation of any abnormal antibodies).
Really well done video, and I think it's great that we as humans, despite our mistakes, rarely lose hope. However, I have a question regarding the long-term nature of such a project. If all the rhinos come from the same eggs, doesn't that minimize the gene pool a lot? Does that have any effect on the health of the next generation? For example if two rhino childs with the same grandmother pair up? Btw I was never the best in biology..
It can be done by extracting the nucleus from a preserved cell from the extinct species and swapping it into an egg, without a nucleus, of that species' nearest living relative.👍
I love it how you put those moral questions at the end. I think we should save them, especially because it were humans who brought them on the brick of extinction in the first place. We're nature as well, only we are conscious and rational creatures, and in my opinion being conscious and rational creates a responsibility for those who aren't, in tis case rhinos.
Very early for the first time.😅 I don't know why, but this saddened me a lot.☹️ But I guess because of the poaching and also other ways of pushing creatures into extinction. We should really let them live in peace. •~~~~•
I am so glad that we can slowly bring back animals that are on the edge of extinction using science ,honestly it’s just heartbreaking seeing and hearing about poor little souls going extinct!
just leave these animals alone in well deserved peace. only humans can be pathetic enough to hunt a species almost to extinction and then constantly harass the last remaining specimens of that species by trying to revert their actions. truly pathetic. we blew it, just accept it.
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During my time an university one of my lectures briefly discussed de-extinction and pointed out that de-extinction doesn't address the issues of what causes species to go extinct and how conservation and prevention efforts are more effective and cost efficient since they actually try to address what caused species to go extinct to begin with.
I think there is a limit in trying to save endangered species, but we haven't reached it yet. Save who we can. If we start noticing issues due to these actions, we'll deal with that as well.
the final question in the video.. to me, it wud makes more sense to put money and effort to conserve the near extinction ones rather than trying to revive the functionally extinct
We really ought to give more prioritization to reviving endangered species. These animals are so important for a healthy ecosystem, and humans can not survive alone. Maybe a subsection of a larger environmental protection institution? As well as a prioritizing on funding. Although I'm not a policy expert, it would really be great to see some progress be made in this field even if it is slow.
Whether we have to or not, we all want to live in a world with a big amount of diverse species. Every lost one is a shame and goes probably as a result of human action.
For this goals i did choose to study Biology and Physiology of Reproduction ❤️ but in Algeria we don't work on wild animals 😔 all our programs focus on farm animals, but still it's a very interesting field to be part of it. It's allow to improve the livestock potential in a country in its way of development 😄
I'm feeling so sad for these species. Just for ones greed people have almost wiped out entire community. Let's hope we don't loose another species from our planet, and let's pray that scientists succeed in thier process of increasing Rhino's population.
Humans are not interested in reviving an extinct species because of preserving nature or undoing it's faults but to measure are they capable of new things ,challenging nature , expanding their own potential ,
Recently I saw A documentary about how people plant coral... It's effortless to make them disappear but try to bring them back cost much more than the effort we could have spent on prevent them go extinct. Sad.
Even animals get lonely, imagine being the last of your kind
Anime protagonist is typing...
I'd finally have time to read all the books. 🤔😏
Até dá um vazio no coração em pensar nisso
@@Pegazueira vdd
52Hz whale: Tell me about it.
Update was of today: 12 good embryos, there's recently been a sterilized southern male introduced to some potential southern mothers to hopefully identify them better. Najin, now age 32 has been retired from collection due to age and ongoing health problems. Fatu is still going strong! They plan that within 3 years to deliver the first calf and have a wider population of northerns in a decade.
wow!
ty very much
That’s so good to hear
Thanks, I needed good news 😂
Indeed this is goood thx
_"When the Last Tree Is Cut Down, the Last Fish Eaten, and the Last Stream Poisoned, You Will Realize That You Cannot Eat Money"_
- Alanis Obomsawin
Facts!!!!!
what does that have anything to do with this video??
at least if you have money you will be among the last human with food
@@EXOPLANETnews done
Have you heard "The seed" by Aurora? The song was inspired by the quote.
_“Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not.”_
Preach!
Lorax
Dr. Seuss
I’ve actually given up on humanity, I’m just going to enjoy the rest of my life, doing all I can to help humanity, by planting trees and other stuff(I’ve already planted one, an oak)
@@haroldinho9930 in the end day of judgment is inevitable
northern white rhinos : Are we extinct?
Scientists: Well yes, but no.
*well yes, but actually no.
crazybrickstudios well i'm sorry, but ACTUALLY no.
But .no well yes actually,
binod
Yesn't
I wish we had a way to bring dodos back. I'd like to see those birds myself.
Nevertheless, great video. All love for northern white rhinos!
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@@franciscomargitic7803 Dodos. Big flightless birds, poached to extinction in the 19th century, I believe. Possibly 18th.
Mullerornis its kinda the same with these rhinos get its dna from bones (remember they didn’t die out since like nit to long ago so we can clone them and put them in there closest relative I think it’s a pigeon
With the dodo I might be possible since de-extinction has happened (although short lived) but it would be incredibly hard
I would love to eat one (primary reason for hunting )
They are said to have the tastiest meat ever found.
We are the ones who bought them to this condition and we should be the one to bring them out of it....May the result be beautiful.
🥺🥺
depends, could be okay or terrible
Chinese
@Practize13 Gamezone He clearly said "leave the nature alone" but you can see what we have done , so we should take the move at least to balance it. If possible...
If you count me in you are mistaken. We didn't do it only the rich did it.
This isn’t Jurassic Park, it is humanity and not nature that has directly contributed to the extinction of many species of animals, who otherwise would have continued on existing within their natural habitat. If we can develop the method for artificially reviving those species then I think it’s our responsibility to do so.
well yes, when it comes to this topic there's some concern about things like what happened in those. movies would happen, but that's possible with dinosaurs, I wonder if it's the same for other animals
Please see my post. Genetic tech on a few rhinos is not the answer by a long shot. Poaching will continue
@Ahmed Jones You forgot to stop the source of the pollution. Or else, we're screwed either way.
In fairness to Jurassic park, they give Ian Malcolm this exact line of reasoning. Hammond tries to compare the endangered condors to the dinos, and Malcolm immediately replies with the "humans are causing that" line.
@Ahmed Jones because we don't know if at that point it'll be possible anymore. If the other rhinos go extinct as well, there will be no surrogates and science isn't as easy as it is made out to be in movies.
Ted-ed is like one of those super cool ,friendly and intellectual teacher/professor whom we all love💞
They Don't try to be hip and cool by adding outdated memes from 2013
@@szecr pfft lol ur right
binod
Yeah
@@szecr that has never happened to me...yet- but it sounds like it would be ironically funny the 1st, little less the 2nd, be meh the 3rd time and from then on it would just be cringe.
"Do we have a responsibility to try to bring species back from the brink, especially when human actions brought them there in the first place?" Well, if people would have cared more about how not to bring them there for last several decades, it'd saved us an effort of asking this question now. But because they didn't, yeah, we have such a responsibility cause the situation went too far to improve by itself.
As a South African,I'm very sad about these animals
@INERT hello
@Yiming Peng Rhino horns are used as an afrodesiac in East Asia. There's no scientific evidence that it is so that's where the discrepancy lies. There has been efforts to legalise the trade in Rhino horns in South Africa to allow for safe harvesting of the horns to prevent poaching. I'm not sure if it's worked though. Hope that helps
@Yiming Peng i didn't say it was. I think was a blame game
Yiming Peng It’s not, but I thought there was a big demand for ivory in China in the past.
@INERT not only China. Eastern Asia believed it had medicinal properties but the rest of the world saw it as expensive, fancy material. They'd sell sculptures and stuff out of ivory for a high price
Me: Were you dead/killed?
Extinct Species: Sadly, yes. But I lived!
I got better
Nice reference
@@s4br3 yup
Can we stop and appreciate how beautiful this style of animation is?
Totally missed the point of the video
Earth can thrive without humans.
Humans cannot live without earth.
Jarved Uhdnas nothing on this planet can live without the earth
Domo TheBro
And so can earth thrive with nothing
give it a couple of years
@@domothebro2435 bacteria and soin enough us.
Humans arent the first animals to cause a mass extinction event.
Poachers: Kill the Rhino
Rhino kills the poachers instead
Rhino: *Reverse Uno*
Fun fact: A tiger actually killed a poacher once
Suzanne Clark I honestly love when the animals kill the poachers instead
Things like this are being less noticed like our blogs.. poornichefacts.blogspot.com/2020/08/unnoticed-world-events-and-facts-side.html?m=1
Didn’t two lions kill poachers.
Reverse *Ino
I loved this TEDed so much. It brings a little bit of hope for all these animal species we’ve hurt.
watching this and hearing whats happening is really stressful
Bringing back extinct species? Someone should make a movie on that..
Jurassic Park
but Jurassic Park is not all that accurate :P
@@MrEel-dc4kh r/woooosh
Do read up about another similar case of a plant Encelpraltos woodii..
A movie about bringing back dinosaurs should be made
Maybe name it jurrasic or something
Rhino Sudan animated movie soon 😼
"We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children."
--Native American Proverb
Are you a hacker you are every where
@@jaipreetsingh6566 haha. not everywhere just we might have common subscriptions
This is literally in my science notes lol
American? Hahahahaha! This is from India! Americans taking glory literally on anything lol
@@spongemon1 They said native americans, which were a lot closer to indians than current American
Im so glad that there are people out there that are doing everything possible for these animals😔✊
love ur videos
especially the riddle series
0:02 oh god, burning a library is one of my worst nightmares
Whatcing this at first really breaks my heart, yet there is still hope for them
when i found out that the last male rhino died in high school i cried :(
Why?
@@aprofessionalgamer5355 why not
@@roshn.i because crying over something that doesn't effect you in any way is what idiots do.
@@aprofessionalgamer5355 I believe you simply lack empathy, is the problem
Same.
Wow early to appreciate my love of Ted-Ed
I second that
Who isn’t?
Its showing the video is 10 mins ago
Your comment is 11 mins ago
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One such species of tortoise which were declared Extinct were somehow found in a temple in India in very less numbers but now have been revived and they moved from extinct to critically endangered.
Literally all Ted ed narrators should do ASMR or be picked up by audible
This news made me smile. I hope we can reproduce Balinese and javanese tiger too
Conservation must begin while there's still a male and female member of the species left. You cant revive extinct species, unless you had started conservation before they went extinct
Poachers start killing Rhino's for Horns
Everyone: *But why, Why would you do that*
Because rich people would love to add such pieces to their collections.
Chinese medicines
Prajwal Dcunha Chinese “medicines”
@@vanle6611 "chinese" "medicines"
Ask the Chinese...but they dont answer anyway so don't bother
“Extinction is the rule. Survival is the exception.”
― Carl Sagan
So if I'm right you're saying that all the species will eventually die or evolution will make a different species, and surviving is the during in the transition?
@@spadervenon9152 yeah sort of I guess. I think there are only few species that've survived till no since they formed.
Yeah, no.
Think Different - Thought Provoking Ideas
Extinction does happen, but the extinction that we are cause is going at a fast rate and enough time for no species to take over. Just because extinction happens by nature doesn’t give us an excuse to make it happen.
Marcelo Sanches
Don’t listen to that person. Extinction does happen and new species come in, but we cause that stuff to happen at a fast rate. It would million of years for a new niche. Don’t excuse the fact that we causing extinction.
The way you presented the closing graphics are so awesome,I don't know if we are enough to appreciate you guys
The music in the background along with the "do we have responsibility line" gave me goosebumps
Happy to know that species preservation is happening in some part of the world even in this difficult times.
They live in my hometown. They are such graceful animals. Sad to see that this is the case.
People talking about reviving the wooly mammoth but not rhinos, it’s ridiculous
Can you imagine how much cheaper and easier it would have been to just prevent poaching (say, by paying people not to poach) than what we have to do now? And this is all ongoing with other species, with threats ranging from poaching to pollution to climate change. Prevention is definitely the way to go
Ok, but who is going to pay people notmto poach, then everyone who has never poached is going to ask for the same prize and every world government will have no money, it isn't that simple.
@@millerkidsmiller3733 for one easy example you could pay the people surrounding parks or placed with protected animals to monitor the animals or tend the land, or creating other financial incentives (like through tourism) to offset the financial benefits of poaching and create a direct link between the wellbeing and population of the animals and the wellbeing of the communities around them
@@13ccasto sounds good
“Did you die?”
“Sadly yes”
“ *But I lived* “
We should try to bring animals back from being extinct only if humans were the reason that they are going to be extinct, but if natural selection is the reason they will go extinct, bringing them back won’t help because they will die anyways if we leave them in nature, unless we have an advanced technology to edit their genes for them to be more likely to survive such as giving them extra strength to run, etc.
What about species that are at the brink of extinction due to invasive species brought there due to human activity?
But shouldn’t we consider the fact that we are part of nature, and so, if they became extinct because they cannot survive and adapt to the environment dominated by humans, wouldn’t that be natural selection as well?
Mario Toller we can’t kill the invasive species in that particular area, so that’s not an option, so the only way is to move those species to another area where they will thrive and survive, if we can’t do that then technically that is natural selection and we should keep those animals alive only in zoos and as pets? Just like how we are doing with dogs and cats
Uh Huh yes you are right, if animals can’t survive an urban way of life, and they go extinct then that is technically speaking natural selection, but people get mad at other people just for “existing” have you met those people that are like “humans are cancer on this earth” the type that hate themselves because they pose a threat to other animal’s lives? Well I don’t like those people because they don’t realize we are nature, and we were naturally selected by nature to be more intelligent and that’s what intelligent beings do, survive.
Frans Tammo
Yes, I become a bit irritated too, and it happens more often than not. Which makes me think, who do they think we and themselves are? Asteroids?
But, I do understand something about them, some may just be because they absolutely adore those other species and is extremely frustrated by a narrow view where humans are the sole cause of those other species’ sufferings and impending extinct (if they weren’t extinct already). Yes yes, humans are notoriously greedy but that trait isn’t inherent, or at least I don’t think so. And there are people who are just... violent and harmful to everyone and everything.
Edit: Such as poachers, not all are greedy, selfish and whatever. Not all kill only to feel happy, or to be famed for their ‘trophies’. I don’t know every poacher, I don’t know any. But I do think there are some who kill only to sustain themselves and live in some kind of a poor society. Considering how many people there are, and how different each person is.
Yes! I have been waiting for a video like this for a long time!
I would like to see more videos like this one
How can it be considered as a 'maybe responsibility' when it's obviously a debt we have to pay?
Us humans have ruined this planet the fact we know so much now and we aren't trying to un do the damage but create more we don't deserve this beautiful planet or animals
I love the narrator of the ted ed i don't know how. its just light up my mind
Let's be grateful for having scientists and engineeers for making this world a better place.
I've never seen a rhino. I suppose all of them come with a hovering compass near their horns
Good news, scientists have successfully extracted eggs from a southern white rhino in August 18 2020. So we are making very good progress
This video is amazing. Although as a student of pathology, I have one major concern. If the blood cells of both species have even 1 different antigen, then the surrogate's immunesystem may attack the developing embryo at any stage during the pregnancy! Maybe the researchers should see if the northern species' blood is producing any reaction in the southern surrogates. ( i.e. if injecting the blood of the northern species into the blood of any female southern white rhino is resulting in the formation of any abnormal antibodies).
Good point!
female rhino : i would only date you if u where the last rhino on earth.
male rhino : is that a ChAlLeNgE?
Humans: What's left to do?
Other Humans: Make Animals Extinct.
Scientists: Yes, and bringing them back again.
Really well done video, and I think it's great that we as humans, despite our mistakes, rarely lose hope. However, I have a question regarding the long-term nature of such a project. If all the rhinos come from the same eggs, doesn't that minimize the gene pool a lot? Does that have any effect on the health of the next generation? For example if two rhino childs with the same grandmother pair up?
Btw I was never the best in biology..
Thank you so much for creating this. I remember that day when Sudan passed away. It was so painful....
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It can be done by extracting the nucleus from a preserved cell from the extinct species and swapping it into an egg, without a nucleus, of that species' nearest living relative.👍
Dolly the sheep basically. Same principle
Hopefully we will be able being back these beautiful animals. 💖💖💖
I love it how you put those moral questions at the end.
I think we should save them, especially because it were humans who brought them on the brick of extinction in the first place.
We're nature as well, only we are conscious and rational creatures, and in my opinion being conscious and rational creates a responsibility for those who aren't, in tis case rhinos.
I'm Czech and I must say that the pronunciation of "Dvůr Králové" is incredibly funny. I love it when foreigners try to pronounce Czech words.
First extinct them being irresponsible, then spend million to save the species. That's human for you.
At least they're doing something to bring them back.
@@overcookedwater1947 at least
Very early for the first time.😅
I don't know why, but this saddened me a lot.☹️
But I guess because of the poaching and also other ways of pushing creatures into extinction. We should really let them live in peace.
•~~~~•
I am so glad that we can slowly bring back animals that are on the edge of extinction using science ,honestly it’s just heartbreaking seeing and hearing about poor little souls going extinct!
just leave these animals alone in well deserved peace. only humans can be pathetic enough to hunt a species almost to extinction and then constantly harass the last remaining specimens of that species by trying to revert their actions. truly pathetic. we blew it, just accept it.
Sometimes scienstists start earlier, e.g. Brasilians are now thinking of the maned wolves.
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This is so sad, I heard polar bears, pandas & elephants are on the verge of extinction as well 😣😔
"Not all human kills animals some of them are trying to save them"
-unknown
wow deep
That isn’t a quote.
Yeah but a words I heard by one researcher
On national geographic
Gaming with Nico 16 yeah. but the reason we need to save them in the first place is because humans were the ones killing them. :/
This is amazing, I'm so glad that rhinos might actually have a chance!
Just imagine how heartbreaking and devastated those scientists felt when the last living male died in 2018 :(
ted ed l never get bored by your art styles and your content
Ted Ed you are the best ❤️
I come to you tube only for you.
I came to the comment section when I realized that It is early....
Skipping the video.
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Update: they are a dead💀
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@@ayushnautiyal3407 😀
This is one of the reason why I feel hope for humanity. They do care for our environment and fellow animals.
Your Videos are very helpful .
Especially in love with the editing .
Lots of love from India. ❤️
Why are humans so careless, so selfish?
We would’ve still been able to see extinct species, we should’ve expected karma in 2020
Ted Ed you are the best ❤️
I come to you tube only for you.
I came to the comment section when I realized that It is early....
Skipping the video.
Did you all do the same?
Comment below!
😅
Me too
But late as always
But TED ED is the best
@@samarkumarghosh1708 yep
Any one else?
TED Ed is now my history teacher.
Maybe we should stop making them go extinct first
Me having a 10th grade bio exam tomorrow and looking in you tube for study content..
I've heard stories of Dodo birds...my Grandma says they're great pets 🤓
I'm currently researching about cloning extinct animals for my biology project in college, this video definitely showed up just in time. Thanks TedEd.
Amazing video! Well done, Ted Ed. You all are awesome.
The moment you realize that white rhinos are not actually white.
During my time an university one of my lectures briefly discussed de-extinction and pointed out that de-extinction doesn't address the issues of what causes species to go extinct and how conservation and prevention efforts are more effective and cost efficient since they actually try to address what caused species to go extinct to begin with.
I love these videos. Literally these are my new topics of conversation
I think there is a limit in trying to save endangered species, but we haven't reached it yet. Save who we can. If we start noticing issues due to these actions, we'll deal with that as well.
the final question in the video..
to me, it wud makes more sense to put money and effort to conserve the near extinction ones rather than trying to revive the functionally extinct
I read an article about this, at school, during music.
Ted Ed is like the teacher we always needed but never had
With the title of the video, this should be about humans in 2021
We really ought to give more prioritization to reviving endangered species. These animals are so important for a healthy ecosystem, and humans can not survive alone. Maybe a subsection of a larger environmental protection institution? As well as a prioritizing on funding. Although I'm not a policy expert, it would really be great to see some progress be made in this field even if it is slow.
Thank you for enlightening me and spreading knowledge!
Whether we have to or not, we all want to live in a world with a big amount of diverse species. Every lost one is a shame and goes probably as a result of human action.
For this goals i did choose to study Biology and Physiology of Reproduction ❤️ but in Algeria we don't work on wild animals 😔 all our programs focus on farm animals, but still it's a very interesting field to be part of it. It's allow to improve the livestock potential in a country in its way of development 😄
This is amazing. Keep up the great work
Let's appreciate the genius behind the behind the beautiful animation
I’m glad to know that the world is advancing a lot even during this tough time
I really needed to watch this video
Your intro song give mesmerizes me ❤️
I'm feeling so sad for these species. Just for ones greed people have almost wiped out entire community. Let's hope we don't loose another species from our planet, and let's pray that scientists succeed in thier process of increasing Rhino's population.
Humans are not interested in reviving an extinct species because of preserving nature or undoing it's faults but to measure are they capable of new things ,challenging nature , expanding their own potential ,
Recently I saw A documentary about how people plant coral... It's effortless to make them disappear but try to bring them back cost much more than the effort we could have spent on prevent them go extinct. Sad.