@PostManUpsideDown I know that but you're make humans seem lso important in this situation when the situation shouldn't exist. A small group of people did a great thing to cover a large group's mistake.
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I love these things, they are so interesting to know. Who knew there was a frog that gave live birth and didnt have a toadpole stage? Pretty interesting.
@Vivaswaq That is just what i said when i saw this video! I've always been interested in science. It would be great if really could do things like this for a living.
Human expansion is taking its toll on alot of animals in the wild.Where I live is suppose to be a suburb but a black bear was just captured last week and taken way out,about 80 miles and let loose.I have a feeling it will be back or where they are one,they are more.
Raifukumaru: you are so awesome!! I never thought of that before, man!
Like, there could be other planets out there that went through the SAME thing earth did and people JUST like us could have been alive then. Probably following the same philosophy as us. Because that's how nature rolls!
@juliantheunicorn Exactly. We once had an empire that spanned thousands of words, unrivaled technology and medicine, the greatest thinking minds that were the epitome of knowledge and understanding yet something occurred that forced to us to cut off all ties with one another. Once thriving planets fell into dismay.
and slowly we devolved into primate scavengers. Earth was just a brand new planet we wanted to colonize at the time, but it became home for a few stragglers
This has nothing to o with the video, but I've found that those who watch NG are pretty intelligent people with open minds. I have this theory that mankind are a lot older than we think. Sure fossils point to modern man first appearing around 100 to 150,000 years ago, but that is only on Earth. What if we had millenia worth of history, space travel, wars and territories spanning light years. Earth is merely the remains of something so much greater that was lost thousands of years ago
Human expansion & exploits of resources out of greed & carelessness is having no middle ground of protecting & preserving nature & the animal kingdoms is an invasion & destructive nature of mankind...
At least there is a certain % of people globally that do care and want to be proactive and educate those that are oblivious & ignorant...however; the private sector is almost hopeless to convince otherwise!?!...
So are u sayng u have stage 4 cancer? or u going to exit your own way of suicide?....besides the changes are happening now and the end is not somekind of global disaster; it is a whole new paradigm shift of what the world is unaware of a new humanity of consciousness awaits of the truth about our origin and that we never been alone...the few 100's of millions are aware while the mass population is in the dark of denial or in fear of 2012 really is?
Just wait abit longer - you'll see...and once you do it is like the weight of the world coming off your shoulders - people w/ questioned why for so long for waiting for the truth? and a brave new world?
I am very seriously rational about these events over time that is increasingly being observed all over the world.
I am not doing my best to convince you at all - you have to be the one to see?
I just find it so interesting, and sort of sad, at how dependent this species became on it's surroundings in such a limited area. Kind of makes you think of us when it comes to the planet. Our planet occupies such a small spot in the universe, that comparatively, we're just like this frog.
Of course the major difference is the frog isn't stupid enough to destroy it's only area to live, while humans seem to be rushing to do this.
@chronDiggity Very interesting analogy. It's easy to forget how small this planet really is. Your comparison about humans and frogs relative to a limited environment is enlightening. We're very similar. We're like fish in a floating cosmic fishtank (the atmosphere being our water) and the only difference is we just learned how to crack the glass.
@llathrum No, but man DID do the tampering that made it impossible for these animals to thrive in their habitat anymore. This would not have happened had the humans involved been more considerate of the other creatures with whom they share their land. No offense, but to blame the animals for this because of what they've naturally adapted to is ignorant and a bit weak.
@RavenJanette Humans did not guide this frogs evolution. Humans did not encode its DNA to not have a protective skin. Humans did not make the frogs life impossible to live outside of a shower of constant water spray. Humans did not make the frogs life very short if it tries to move to another water fall or live outside the water fall for a few hours while it travels. Humans like you who are to dumb to see that creatures go extinct all the time because they have met the evolutionary dead end.
@RavenJanette Furthermore, I for one am DAM glad the dinosaurs met their evolutionary dead end, now if we can get the rest of the Eco-freaks to join them. While you out saving dead end species, why don't you go save malaria, measles, scarlet fever, typhoid, and a host of other things we are working on killing off.
@ichirootaniguchi Extinct in the wild is a term that means that there are no more of that species IN THE WILD. It also means that either before or during the drop of population of said species scientists or a zoo may have come across them and taken from a few to a few hundred and put them in captivity. And when the remaining of that species is dead in the wild, but alive in captivity, they are classified as "extinct in the wild" and thus technically "extinct" hope it helped =)
ROFL, it's cute and all but what's the point of natural selection if a species that sucks so much ass at surviving that they can't spread beyond a single waterfall is given life-support instead of letting it die off as all other shitty species do?
@Truthiness231 What humans are doing goes beyond "natural selection". There is something different between animals working to live and humans just fucking everything up for sport.
@goodyfun Humans probably fucked up the Neanderthals in Europe, the Erectus in Asia and the megafauna along the way. But isn't it human nature to fuck up things in order to survive? At least that was the case when there was no electricity.
@Truthiness231 In case you still don't get it, that means humans are hurting their own species by destroying the world around them. You know... the one and only world they LIVE IN.
@goodyfun Er, how is this one species holding up the biosphere?
Quite a few species die off every single day (yeah, probably some because they simply weren't fast/smart/strong enough to avoid death via human), and quite a few species are born every day (again, due to human intervention). Species are always going to be coming and going; it's the bulk of life's story.
The point is weaker ones die off and stronger ones come into the picture, which led to all the hardy species we have today.
@Truthiness231 Bringing attention to species that humans can be sympathetic with that are dying off due to the human species is a gateway for: Possible donations to saving the species that this world needs that are not thought of as "cute". People to take steps towards living sustainably.
This is a good reminder of what happens when exotic forests are cut and down, and waters are polluted. Thousands of species of animals that live in small locations such as these very frogs are wiped out in a very short period of time. That is just one of the countless reasons why anti sustainable human behavior must cease.
Also: Most of these species I mention can not, and will never return. This is one of the rare cases when good people caught it happening before it was too late.
*Some* theropod dinosaurs evolved into birds. However, they are exactly that: birds. You wouldn't call a crow a dinosaur in the same way you wouldn't call a fellow human a Permian shrew.
@DecmanReturns well birds are more closely linked to dino's (time-wise) than we are shrew ( small-mammal) ... and yes a crow is a evolved dino too but its not related to all dinos that existed.
Who is paying them to look after stupid meaning less toads. If these things go extinct is it going to efect your life in any way no you probobly wouldent even know or give a shit
@KevinG5309 Not trying to start anything here or insult you, but by your own logic if you died would it effect anyones life in any way and would they give a shit? Your family and friends might feel sad but otherwise would your life ending directly hurt anyone? Despite feeling sad everyone you know would move on and although they might never entirely forget you the memories would fade with time. That doesn't mean you weren't important. But I think these frogs were doomed anyway.
Of course they are. Taxonomy is a matter of genetic classification, not biological factors like birthing process. There are plenty of reptiles and amphibians that give live birth. Just like there are mammals that lay eggs (platypus and echidna)
Sometimes human behavior amazes me. They build a dam that might last a hundred and twenty years or so but they wipe something out forever to do it. Anyone else see the problem here?
@JoshMcRay I would rather be last to make sure that the world is perfect and the world is as close to perfect as it can get. We already know the world is overpopulated and the more of us who die, the better. The people who cling to life for no other reason than they don't want to die are the ones that should die first. (just as a note so I can't be arrested: I will never murder)
@OukaKisa lol such a hypocrite... You say humans need to be eradicated, but won't take yourself out. I want you to go up to people and tell them you think they should die and see how hard your ass is kicked. Do your cause a favor and go kill yourself. Also the world isn't over populated.
@JoshMcRay It's not hypocrisy if I want to be the last one to die AND the fact that I said SEMI-eradicated. There is a difference. There are individuals who deserve to die (anybody who does something evil) and I never have any problem saying it when the time comes but I don't just say it randomly. If I wanted to advance my cause I would murder, not commit suicide. Also it is a mutually agreed upon fact that the world is overpopulated.
@OukaKisa: Have you ever studied nature? Are you aware that in your utopia almost all the individuals in it die from being eaten or killed by disease (the same thing, just smaller predators)? Dying of old age is not an option.Only humans have been able to break the mold, and in addition take some of the animals with them. Not that that means much in the ultimate scheme of things...
@puncheex A utopia is the best of all possible worlds. It doesn't mean that things won't die (because hindering death from either killing-for-food or from disease is detrimental to the planet). "Old age" is part of the problem with the population. We're so focused on living in the here and now we can't see we're destroying the planet's future.
@PostManUpsideDown they may thrive in the wild... but what if they thrive too much? they werre perfect under the waterfall, the perfect solution would be that they had never built that dam. But i think it would be better to let them go extinct then to put them in a foreing enviroment and unbalance the enviroment...
That is a very good point about the foreign environment situation. Such a shame that these toads had such a small and fragile location for them to had lived in.
@deckadad1 They can live ONLY under/near waterfalls lol, That's it, they WILL die if they move anywhere else. I seriously doubt they'll cause too much trouble. Also, i'm pretty sure they didn't mean ALL around the world.
@willchrisbow why can they only live near waterfalls? just because they originaly came from those waterfalls doesnt mean they cant adapt to another enviroment, just look, therre are not waterfalls in the lab and they are thriving! Also, a small unbalance in an enviroment can have a chain reaction and mix up all of the chain.(8th grade science). lets say therre are other frogs in the region wherre they are going to move into... they will have another competitor for food and you know the rest.
@deckadad1 No, in the lab they HAD to keep spraying mist on them. Did you even watch the video?????????? I'm sure they will check the environment before they release any. They do this all the time with different endangered species too and it turns out fine. There's plenty of bugs in the world to supply frogs,spiders,rodents,birds etc etc.
@willchrisbow loool, of course they had to keep spraying mist on them, they are amphibian! they need the water... I am not sure but i think the frogs didnt leave the waterfalls because of terrain reasons. and even if they check the terrain they can never be 100% sure that the species will be non invasive. also, i dont think you understand how a food chain works.....
@deckadad1 They need 22hrs of mist......What other environment besides waterfalls spray 22hrs of mist a day? These are very delicate species and require a almost PERFECT setup. Why do you think they are ONLY found in that ONE waterfall. It's wasn't because of terrain issues idiot, watch the video again and learn something lol~
@PostManUpsideDown but all of their families are already dead. thats like saying i can kill your whole family except for you.. but since i didnt kill you I'm a hero. it doesn't work like that.
What's the Scientific name for this species?
st3v33100 2 months ago
WOOOH us humans destroying another species
GOOD GAME!
litojonny 6 months ago
Every specie is unique.
cscdigitalgraphics 7 months ago
Frogs taste like chicken...
Fire4FX 7 months ago
thats a frog prince.. why dont you kiss them?
tubeyouSachy 7 months ago
1"-1 and a half" in length.
JUST LIKE MY HUGE DICK
Jeffersonnnnnnnnnnn 7 months ago
FUCKING PESTICIDES
PuffSmelly 7 months ago
I wish I was a frog who lived under a waterfall.
RoboticusMusic 7 months ago
:: LOL their so annoying :P
princess1096 7 months ago
But...will it blend?
Devilution 7 months ago
i would love doing this kind of job, but i'm not really cool with frogs. i prefer lions. :/
thatissocool123 7 months ago
Approx. 3 species go extinct a day. :*( about 99% of that is human caused.
Thatmakessense356 7 months ago
Wow, human intervention destroys another species, big surprise there...
TheSleepyV 7 months ago
@PostManUpsideDown I know that but you're make humans seem lso important in this situation when the situation shouldn't exist. A small group of people did a great thing to cover a large group's mistake.
jamesdahertheiii 7 months ago
I want to eat it.
greycolumbus 7 months ago 2
@greycolumbus hmm for some reason ..i do too
lavaling 7 months ago
@greycolumbus eat yourself
phabbiola 7 months ago
ah, too live your life in a shower all day long!!!!
great job!!
save them just in time!!!
psychodelicdragon 7 months ago
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theKARAOKEschool 7 months ago
I love these things, they are so interesting to know. Who knew there was a frog that gave live birth and didnt have a toadpole stage? Pretty interesting.
Bo0skiesz 7 months ago
They need to be relocated to my dinner table.
im2hastyle 7 months ago
i couldnt watch it all, thoses bitches are fuckin annoying.
leightosis 7 months ago 15
@leightosis O___o
Sc0ttPrian 7 months ago
@leightosis I agree...
BluBel123 7 months ago
I dunno what do u say extinct in the wild, since i found some the same species of toad in my backyard in hong knog,
hugo9323 7 months ago
They look delicious!
culwin 7 months ago
bring back all the real stolen knowledge.
mykh1972 7 months ago
they give live birth? dopeeee
ElectricClothes 7 months ago
Bring dinosaurs back or else ye're gay...
Quirke9 7 months ago
@Quirke9 Like you :)
killerben007 7 months ago
@killerben007 Ya, definitely
Quirke9 7 months ago
This is interesting... I want to do this kind of work when i finish high school.
Vivaswaq 7 months ago 77
@Vivaswaq That is just what i said when i saw this video! I've always been interested in science. It would be great if really could do things like this for a living.
1Omega5 7 months ago
@Vivaswaq go for it! =) It is really awsome that you already know what you want to do in the future.
phabbiola 7 months ago
@Vivaswaq Go for it! You'll help the environtment a great deal!
anasnaknota 7 months ago
@Vivaswaq I would be grateful if you would. Very grateful.
Thatmakessense356 7 months ago
@Vivaswaq i think u shuld . i wuld
MrKorvigt 7 months ago
A random conversation between my uncle and dad.
Uncle: I heard in Arkansas, they are trying to bring back the elk.
Dad: What, are they going to bring back the dinosaurs, too?!
Lmao
KayKayPProdutions 7 months ago
SELL SOME ON THE PET MARKET! They will never come close to extinction again!
Hashishin13 7 months ago
Human expansion is taking its toll on alot of animals in the wild.Where I live is suppose to be a suburb but a black bear was just captured last week and taken way out,about 80 miles and let loose.I have a feeling it will be back or where they are one,they are more.
profsat5 7 months ago
Raifukumaru: you are so awesome!! I never thought of that before, man!
Like, there could be other planets out there that went through the SAME thing earth did and people JUST like us could have been alive then. Probably following the same philosophy as us. Because that's how nature rolls!
juliantheunicorn 7 months ago
@juliantheunicorn Exactly. We once had an empire that spanned thousands of words, unrivaled technology and medicine, the greatest thinking minds that were the epitome of knowledge and understanding yet something occurred that forced to us to cut off all ties with one another. Once thriving planets fell into dismay.
and slowly we devolved into primate scavengers. Earth was just a brand new planet we wanted to colonize at the time, but it became home for a few stragglers
RaifukuMaru 7 months ago
This has nothing to o with the video, but I've found that those who watch NG are pretty intelligent people with open minds. I have this theory that mankind are a lot older than we think. Sure fossils point to modern man first appearing around 100 to 150,000 years ago, but that is only on Earth. What if we had millenia worth of history, space travel, wars and territories spanning light years. Earth is merely the remains of something so much greater that was lost thousands of years ago
RaifukuMaru 7 months ago
Lets see your churches mission trip do this shit. Fucking hidden agendas all round!
Ievolovel 7 months ago
what a voice... poor husband, imagine that moaning and groaning in the dark
RoZZ92 7 months ago
Human expansion & exploits of resources out of greed & carelessness is having no middle ground of protecting & preserving nature & the animal kingdoms is an invasion & destructive nature of mankind...
At least there is a certain % of people globally that do care and want to be proactive and educate those that are oblivious & ignorant...however; the private sector is almost hopeless to convince otherwise!?!...
KalanYore 7 months ago
@KalanYore umad?
luiscamara1 7 months ago
@luiscamara1
We have a responsibility; that is apart of humanity's role...there is balance and care that needs to be maintained for the entire planet.
Or don't you get it ?!?
KalanYore 7 months ago
@KalanYore nah im gonna be dead long before earth starts to get really fucked up, therefore i don't care
sorry.
luiscamara1 7 months ago
@luiscamara1
So are u sayng u have stage 4 cancer? or u going to exit your own way of suicide?....besides the changes are happening now and the end is not somekind of global disaster; it is a whole new paradigm shift of what the world is unaware of a new humanity of consciousness awaits of the truth about our origin and that we never been alone...the few 100's of millions are aware while the mass population is in the dark of denial or in fear of 2012 really is?
KalanYore 7 months ago
@KalanYore nah
luiscamara1 7 months ago
@luiscamara1
Just wait abit longer - you'll see...and once you do it is like the weight of the world coming off your shoulders - people w/ questioned why for so long for waiting for the truth? and a brave new world?
I am very seriously rational about these events over time that is increasingly being observed all over the world.
I am not doing my best to convince you at all - you have to be the one to see?
KalanYore 7 months ago
@KalanYore ok
luiscamara1 7 months ago
some countries make some constructions and damage local ecology before to make serious field investigation .
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EwokVengeance 7 months ago 11
@EwokVengeance Cursing the humans. So what are you then? other then a virgin
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EwokVengeance 7 months ago
can they predict the weather ? No ? fuck em ...
iliasdenezis 7 months ago
They are so cute!!
WinterHaven 7 months ago
They look like frogs to me.
WinterHaven 7 months ago
I just find it so interesting, and sort of sad, at how dependent this species became on it's surroundings in such a limited area. Kind of makes you think of us when it comes to the planet. Our planet occupies such a small spot in the universe, that comparatively, we're just like this frog.
Of course the major difference is the frog isn't stupid enough to destroy it's only area to live, while humans seem to be rushing to do this.
chronDiggity 7 months ago
@chronDiggity Very interesting analogy. It's easy to forget how small this planet really is. Your comparison about humans and frogs relative to a limited environment is enlightening. We're very similar. We're like fish in a floating cosmic fishtank (the atmosphere being our water) and the only difference is we just learned how to crack the glass.
NSB0953 7 months ago
Rush Limbaugh would watch this video then immediately tell you only God can control such things.
chronDiggity 7 months ago
They R so cute those frogs :D
TheGenHaz 7 months ago 2
I hate Humans...
Mosheh1am 7 months ago 2
@Mosheh1am Get off our planet!
J88Wolf 7 months ago
@Mosheh1am I do too
phabbiola 7 months ago
NO they went extinct because they became to dependant on a special eviroment. Man didn't do that.
llathrum 7 months ago
@llathrum No, but man DID do the tampering that made it impossible for these animals to thrive in their habitat anymore. This would not have happened had the humans involved been more considerate of the other creatures with whom they share their land. No offense, but to blame the animals for this because of what they've naturally adapted to is ignorant and a bit weak.
RavenJanette 7 months ago
@RavenJanette Humans did not guide this frogs evolution. Humans did not encode its DNA to not have a protective skin. Humans did not make the frogs life impossible to live outside of a shower of constant water spray. Humans did not make the frogs life very short if it tries to move to another water fall or live outside the water fall for a few hours while it travels. Humans like you who are to dumb to see that creatures go extinct all the time because they have met the evolutionary dead end.
llathrum 7 months ago
@RavenJanette Furthermore, I for one am DAM glad the dinosaurs met their evolutionary dead end, now if we can get the rest of the Eco-freaks to join them. While you out saving dead end species, why don't you go save malaria, measles, scarlet fever, typhoid, and a host of other things we are working on killing off.
llathrum 7 months ago
LOL! I go to Syracuse University, which is on the same campus as this university. I'm gonna go see the frogs!!!!
bigj687 7 months ago
time comes when only cow and chickens are the only one thats not extinct
TaleCharm 7 months ago
I hope the solution is to remove the damn instead of relocating them~ it might cause more complication to the eco-system! :(
CaptainFelixTan1 7 months ago
@CaptainFelixTan1: That's easy for you to say. Go to Tanzania and see whether the locals who are using the power/water from the dam agree with you.
puncheex 7 months ago
@puncheex you have a point, i hope for the best for both the locals and the frogs... cheers!
CaptainFelixTan1 7 months ago
hmm the title is a lie!!!!!!
i was expecting the species to be completely dead since it does say EXTINCT!!
doesn't that mean completely obliterated?
the video clearly says 500 were relocated meaning they weren't extinct. no matter how it's put
ichirootaniguchi 7 months ago
@ichirootaniguchi they said "BEFORE the population of toads were declined, 500 were relocated"
pwningtoenail 7 months ago
@ichirootaniguchi You expected a species which "Thrives in Lab" to be completely dead? Curious.
Btw, it says ""Extinct"", not "Extinct". ;-)
geblox 7 months ago
@ichirootaniguchi extinct is in quotations. quotations can trick people like that.
Antix 7 months ago
@ichirootaniguchi Extinct in the wild is a term that means that there are no more of that species IN THE WILD. It also means that either before or during the drop of population of said species scientists or a zoo may have come across them and taken from a few to a few hundred and put them in captivity. And when the remaining of that species is dead in the wild, but alive in captivity, they are classified as "extinct in the wild" and thus technically "extinct" hope it helped =)
colev8 7 months ago
Oh Jesus/YHWH, please save those poor little frogs. Amen.
homeofbrokendreams 7 months ago
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@homeofbrokendreams
those kind of gods usually don't give a fuck about animals
frozenar 7 months ago
No toad life stage? Interesting.
Blueknightex 7 months ago
@Blueknightex tadpole stage..
scottclements78 7 months ago
now i question the difference between frogs and toads
Kronikwookie 7 months ago
ROFL, it's cute and all but what's the point of natural selection if a species that sucks so much ass at surviving that they can't spread beyond a single waterfall is given life-support instead of letting it die off as all other shitty species do?
Truthiness231 7 months ago
@Truthiness231 What humans are doing goes beyond "natural selection". There is something different between animals working to live and humans just fucking everything up for sport.
goodyfun 7 months ago
@goodyfun Humans probably fucked up the Neanderthals in Europe, the Erectus in Asia and the megafauna along the way. But isn't it human nature to fuck up things in order to survive? At least that was the case when there was no electricity.
homeofbrokendreams 7 months ago
@Truthiness231 In case you still don't get it, that means humans are hurting their own species by destroying the world around them. You know... the one and only world they LIVE IN.
goodyfun 7 months ago
@goodyfun Er, how is this one species holding up the biosphere?
Quite a few species die off every single day (yeah, probably some because they simply weren't fast/smart/strong enough to avoid death via human), and quite a few species are born every day (again, due to human intervention). Species are always going to be coming and going; it's the bulk of life's story.
The point is weaker ones die off and stronger ones come into the picture, which led to all the hardy species we have today.
Truthiness231 7 months ago
@Truthiness231 Bringing attention to species that humans can be sympathetic with that are dying off due to the human species is a gateway for: Possible donations to saving the species that this world needs that are not thought of as "cute". People to take steps towards living sustainably.
goodyfun 7 months ago
one day, we'll see a dinosaur coming out from a cave of a mining project.
LoadupHunter08 7 months ago
This is a good reminder of what happens when exotic forests are cut and down, and waters are polluted. Thousands of species of animals that live in small locations such as these very frogs are wiped out in a very short period of time. That is just one of the countless reasons why anti sustainable human behavior must cease.
goodyfun 7 months ago
Also: Most of these species I mention can not, and will never return. This is one of the rare cases when good people caught it happening before it was too late.
goodyfun 7 months ago
now lets make dinosaurs come back to life
koongienoob 7 months ago 87
@koongienoob Yeah Bring back Dinosaurs pleasee
iuld 7 months ago
@koongienoob Dinosaurs are not extinct. Birds are dinosaurs.
Orion688 7 months ago
@Orion688 no, they are extinct. many scientists believe birds evolved from dinosaurs and many birds share similar physiology as some dinosaurs.
an50331 7 months ago
@koongienoob dinosaurs are alive today....
KrakenKingKong 7 months ago
@KrakenKingKong
Erm, no, they aren't.
DecmanReturns 7 months ago
@DecmanReturns ummm.. they are called birds!!!
KrakenKingKong 7 months ago
@KrakenKingKong
*Some* theropod dinosaurs evolved into birds. However, they are exactly that: birds. You wouldn't call a crow a dinosaur in the same way you wouldn't call a fellow human a Permian shrew.
DecmanReturns 7 months ago
@DecmanReturns well birds are more closely linked to dino's (time-wise) than we are shrew ( small-mammal) ... and yes a crow is a evolved dino too but its not related to all dinos that existed.
KrakenKingKong 7 months ago
@koongienoob Yay!!!! when they do I wanna play with the T-rex! Rawr!
NylaStarfollower 7 months ago
@koongienoob sorry, it doesn't exacly work that way...
xxxxBunnyraptorxxxx 7 months ago
Damn those humans! They think they own the planet!
sarkerm2 7 months ago
Have all your videos in 1080p! :-)
FredTS 7 months ago
Life finds a way.......
MBaxtonM 7 months ago
Who is paying them to look after stupid meaning less toads. If these things go extinct is it going to efect your life in any way no you probobly wouldent even know or give a shit
KevinG5309 7 months ago
@KevinG5309 Not trying to start anything here or insult you, but by your own logic if you died would it effect anyones life in any way and would they give a shit? Your family and friends might feel sad but otherwise would your life ending directly hurt anyone? Despite feeling sad everyone you know would move on and although they might never entirely forget you the memories would fade with time. That doesn't mean you weren't important. But I think these frogs were doomed anyway.
Panthiest 7 months ago
live birth? so are they still considered amphibians?
cinormak 7 months ago
@cinormak
Of course they are. Taxonomy is a matter of genetic classification, not biological factors like birthing process. There are plenty of reptiles and amphibians that give live birth. Just like there are mammals that lay eggs (platypus and echidna)
RasecVonWizzlbang 7 months ago
@cinormak: Yes, of course.
puncheex 7 months ago
Tiny Toad from Tanzania Thrives in Tank Thanks to These Tricksters! =D
Aurudin 7 months ago
Science. Again. Again and again.
JayJayAbels 7 months ago
I WANT ONEEEEEE
SamuraiX38 7 months ago
it't toilet time for tiny toad.
in2universe 7 months ago
Someone tell me why i read this as "excited toad thrives in lab" >.>
Jade7272 7 months ago
Sometimes human behavior amazes me. They build a dam that might last a hundred and twenty years or so but they wipe something out forever to do it. Anyone else see the problem here?
Panthiest 7 months ago
@Panthiest: you and KevinG5309 (above) need to meet in a padded room somewhere.
puncheex 7 months ago
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Panthiest 7 months ago
Thrive little toads so you may one day grow up and be licked across your back by bored teenagers.
Idtelos 7 months ago 2
poor thing...
THISISAVERYCOOLNAME 7 months ago
@postmanupsidedown that's like saying it's awlright to kill your whole race and then revive y'all, living in test tubes?
absofckinbrilliant.
HaiHane 7 months ago
I wish that the other extinct lil' buddies were not extinct, like the Tazmanian Wolf!
slhines7 7 months ago
humans stop fuckin with nature!!
lifesnojoke333 7 months ago
Science and Education FTW.
F1R9A9G2Z 7 months ago 15
@F1R9A9G2Z wat does ftw mean?
REPINTDOT 7 months ago
@REPINTDOT for the win
pinzgauernorcal 7 months ago
@pinzgauernorcal thank u
REPINTDOT 7 months ago
@REPINTDOT For The Win!
F1R9A9G2Z 7 months ago
I fucking hate the new old spice guy...
sdavoudi1 7 months ago
Humans kill everything they touch (as a species... not groups or individuals). We are a plague and need to be semi-eradicated.
OukaKisa 7 months ago
@OukaKisa it was once said.. the earth is a garden and we are the pests. time to call in the exterminator!!
doomsdaygray 7 months ago
@doomsdaygray =D
OukaKisa 7 months ago
@OukaKisa you go first...
JoshMcRay 7 months ago
@JoshMcRay I would rather be last to make sure that the world is perfect and the world is as close to perfect as it can get. We already know the world is overpopulated and the more of us who die, the better. The people who cling to life for no other reason than they don't want to die are the ones that should die first. (just as a note so I can't be arrested: I will never murder)
OukaKisa 7 months ago
@OukaKisa sorry for the accidental repeat phrase
OukaKisa 7 months ago
@OukaKisa lol such a hypocrite... You say humans need to be eradicated, but won't take yourself out. I want you to go up to people and tell them you think they should die and see how hard your ass is kicked. Do your cause a favor and go kill yourself. Also the world isn't over populated.
JoshMcRay 7 months ago
@JoshMcRay It's not hypocrisy if I want to be the last one to die AND the fact that I said SEMI-eradicated. There is a difference. There are individuals who deserve to die (anybody who does something evil) and I never have any problem saying it when the time comes but I don't just say it randomly. If I wanted to advance my cause I would murder, not commit suicide. Also it is a mutually agreed upon fact that the world is overpopulated.
OukaKisa 7 months ago
@OukaKisa How did you escape the hospital?
willchrisbow 7 months ago
@willchrisbow I'm not insane (in this case)... just a misanthrope who wants the world to be a utopia.
OukaKisa 7 months ago
@OukaKisa: Have you ever studied nature? Are you aware that in your utopia almost all the individuals in it die from being eaten or killed by disease (the same thing, just smaller predators)? Dying of old age is not an option.Only humans have been able to break the mold, and in addition take some of the animals with them. Not that that means much in the ultimate scheme of things...
puncheex 7 months ago
@puncheex A utopia is the best of all possible worlds. It doesn't mean that things won't die (because hindering death from either killing-for-food or from disease is detrimental to the planet). "Old age" is part of the problem with the population. We're so focused on living in the here and now we can't see we're destroying the planet's future.
OukaKisa 7 months ago
Gah, amazing
OuchByGriff 7 months ago
Has the smallest range in the world, making them one of the worst poker players ever.
Boomx2Brian 7 months ago
They may have gone extinct in the wild because of human impact, but they are thriving in a lab because of human impact.
PostManUpsideDown 7 months ago 117
@PostManUpsideDown We are a double edged sword aren't we?
jasleil 7 months ago
@PostManUpsideDown That just goes to show what humans care.
seriouse1009 7 months ago
@PostManUpsideDown more is gone then saved
Kleeeenex1 7 months ago
@PostManUpsideDown
Thats such an optomistic comment :) it sounds exactly like something a wisend old biologist might say
that comment just made my summer
tarnishedmercury 7 months ago
@PostManUpsideDown Which wouldn't happen if Human impact didn't happen in the first place
thekill1197 7 months ago
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PostManUpsideDown 7 months ago
@PostManUpsideDown Depends how you look at it... Humans sometimes don't require messing with nature to survive but we still do it :(.
thekill1197 7 months ago
@PostManUpsideDown they may thrive in the wild... but what if they thrive too much? they werre perfect under the waterfall, the perfect solution would be that they had never built that dam. But i think it would be better to let them go extinct then to put them in a foreing enviroment and unbalance the enviroment...
deckadad1 7 months ago
@deckadad1
That is a very good point about the foreign environment situation. Such a shame that these toads had such a small and fragile location for them to had lived in.
PostManUpsideDown 7 months ago
@PostManUpsideDown so many species go extinct every year, some of them we havent even discovered yet, what a shame...
deckadad1 7 months ago
@deckadad1 They can live ONLY under/near waterfalls lol, That's it, they WILL die if they move anywhere else. I seriously doubt they'll cause too much trouble. Also, i'm pretty sure they didn't mean ALL around the world.
willchrisbow 7 months ago
@willchrisbow why can they only live near waterfalls? just because they originaly came from those waterfalls doesnt mean they cant adapt to another enviroment, just look, therre are not waterfalls in the lab and they are thriving! Also, a small unbalance in an enviroment can have a chain reaction and mix up all of the chain.(8th grade science). lets say therre are other frogs in the region wherre they are going to move into... they will have another competitor for food and you know the rest.
deckadad1 7 months ago
@deckadad1 No, in the lab they HAD to keep spraying mist on them. Did you even watch the video?????????? I'm sure they will check the environment before they release any. They do this all the time with different endangered species too and it turns out fine. There's plenty of bugs in the world to supply frogs,spiders,rodents,birds etc etc.
So not to worry little one~
willchrisbow 7 months ago
@willchrisbow loool, of course they had to keep spraying mist on them, they are amphibian! they need the water... I am not sure but i think the frogs didnt leave the waterfalls because of terrain reasons. and even if they check the terrain they can never be 100% sure that the species will be non invasive. also, i dont think you understand how a food chain works.....
deckadad1 7 months ago
@deckadad1 They need 22hrs of mist......What other environment besides waterfalls spray 22hrs of mist a day? These are very delicate species and require a almost PERFECT setup. Why do you think they are ONLY found in that ONE waterfall. It's wasn't because of terrain issues idiot, watch the video again and learn something lol~
willchrisbow 7 months ago
@PostManUpsideDown More like they are thriving in a lab in spite of human impact
HeyImBubProductions 7 months ago
@PostManUpsideDown thats not something to be content about, its sad.
00Avenger17 7 months ago
@PostManUpsideDown You could say we are demi Gods, as we can choose what lives to an extent.
pyrlcaster 7 months ago
@PostManUpsideDown but all of their families are already dead. thats like saying i can kill your whole family except for you.. but since i didnt kill you I'm a hero. it doesn't work like that.
jamesdahertheiii 7 months ago