yea i agree, its great that they are trying to help and all,...but grabbing it by the tail and stuffing it in a bag, then gasing them and stealing their babys is a little wierd,
and then people freak out about alien abductions, maybe they are trying to do the same?
How are human newly "introduced predators, hunting and changed land management" naturally causing a specie to go extinct? How about, who the hell are humans "to go and play God"--changing the natural order of the ecosystem and causing a specie to become endangered?
These people are only restoring what humans took away. This organization is acting with nature, and reversing the opposing human interference and expansion, which destroyed the wallabies habitat, causing near-extinction.
if u really wanna help endangered animals dont keep them in captivity.. captivity kills, hermit crabs live up to 75 years in the wild but rarely live more then 4 years in captivity.. so stop fucking messing with their territory and bann hunter
they have a much longer life expectancy if you do your research and not just buy crap from petco. My friend has had four since she was five years old because she takes care of them properly. Some animals lives are extended because of captivity. lrn2educate
There are pests everywhere, ppl only cry or whine if they are cute. Hell we are the biggest pest on this planet. We consume and destroy and don'l get along with anything. And our ppl whine about wildlife? Go figure.
Outside of their natural habitat, most people would never know that fact. I remember my trip to Australia, the entire time my driver talked about how he hated hitting the things on the highway as they mess up a car REAL good.
Ok, you're clearly stupid then, obviously you'd understand that to save lots of species from extinction you'd need to understand the animal as well as inhibit human destruction. Not everything should go to the benefit of humans, as you may understand we are only a large PORTION of life on this earth; Why shouldn't some efforts go toward the other animals?
@GDMF4ever Don't get me wrong, people that comment on youtube videos from a position of ignorance deserve every bit that technology has to offer. I find it amusing that technology is given onto them rather than people that study, research, and care about the world...
Let them die out with natural cadence! How many times have I said this; conservationists are working against nature, these creatures were meant to die out, it happened when humans weren't around and they shouldn't mess with it now!!
i dont think human expansion leading to destruction of habitat was nature's plan. If we dont try to put forth the effort to reduce our impact, we'll only be acting on human nature...and we'll be the only animals left on this planet
my worries are: they take the one baby from the wahu and they put them in the less indangered wallabe...but how did the less indagered wallabe get milk? they normally do when they have an infant..so where is the infant of the less indangered wallabe??! any1 know the answer? plz tell me :D
@Vide0mak3r there are dozens of methods to stimulate milk production in any mammal. even humans. a mother that hasn't breastfed in years can still begin lactating simply by hearing babies cry repeatedly.
actually yes, isn't that odd? The only caveat to a woman lactating after hearing the baby cry is a psychological component such as wishing to have another baby or "missing" their own babies infancy. There are reported cases of women spontaneously lactating from a baby's cry w/o the psych component, but none documented that I'm aware of.
@Vide0mak3r while I'm not an expert in this field, it is perfectly and biologically "ok." Remember that these have a high infant mortality, which is the reason that two viable fetus are created in case of loss or death of the first.
As for the "host" mother, yes. They either chose one that had recently had a joey and therefore still had milk flowing or one that had in the past and therefore the milk flow was easily restarted.
i suppose the intentions are good, but does this not sit well with anyone else? i mean its a bit unethical, taking a baby from its mother while she's knocked out and putting it in some other chick's pouch in the hopes that the first mommy will go "oh, i lost my kid, oh well, ill just have to produce a backup!"
I know what the specialist are doing all this to keep this creature from becoming extinct however isn't it a bit, mean and forceful to just take a child (whether human, animal, etc..) away from it's mother. I know if I had my kid taken from me, I'd gunned down the person responsible.
Humans may be different from animals however, it's always so sad to lose something that is a part of you or something as precious as a child. Of course, you'd move on, (I'm guessing the maternal instinct of an animal makes it easier for them) but it does hurt a lot. Well, since I am not in the mind of an animal I wouldn't know what they feel but I do know that Wallies and creatures are BOTH mammals. I mean, if humans were dying off, I wouldn't want an alien to take my kid.
cool finding :D
andrewcarli92 2 months ago
Oh boy let's go steal animals babies and give them to other 'related' animals to foster, so the mom has to have ANOTHER baby!!! No. That's fucked up.
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MrInocence 2 years ago
that is so mean!
kathleenvh 2 years ago
they stole that wallaby's baby 0.0
kathleenvh 2 years ago
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almostjoeyg 2 years ago
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spethkasey 2 years ago
maybe they're going extinct because the scientists are lifting them by their tails and shoving them in bags...
charmingrenagade 2 years ago
leave nature alone
HustleFit 2 years ago 9
THIS
kathleenvh 2 years ago
I'm all for saving endangered species, but this seems like a kind of fucked up process.
TheOriginalEllemar 2 years ago 8
is anyone else disturbed by this process? reminds me of alien abduction scenarios. can't say i agree with their methods...
PaleAlejandro 2 years ago 3
@palealejandro
yea i agree, its great that they are trying to help and all,...but grabbing it by the tail and stuffing it in a bag, then gasing them and stealing their babys is a little wierd,
and then people freak out about alien abductions, maybe they are trying to do the same?
im not some alien nut but im just sayin...
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DreamsofMajesty 2 years ago
who the hell are they to go and play god? species were meant to go extict
njrivet77 2 years ago
we're part of nature just as well we only play a different kind of role of natural selectors
faab007 2 years ago
How are human newly "introduced predators, hunting and changed land management" naturally causing a specie to go extinct? How about, who the hell are humans "to go and play God"--changing the natural order of the ecosystem and causing a specie to become endangered?
These people are only restoring what humans took away. This organization is acting with nature, and reversing the opposing human interference and expansion, which destroyed the wallabies habitat, causing near-extinction.
blurrymiir 2 years ago 2
COOL
noxtradamentus 2 years ago
wow that would suck to be the mother and have your baby taken away from you
maheshcx 2 years ago 4
arrogant humans
Locke1217 2 years ago
haha i agree
maheshcx 2 years ago
@ CmdrFoxDavion
I agree. If a species is endangered.
But then... who would cull an endangered species?
I can't think of any examples that fit your description. So forgive me if my response is somewhat obtuse.
memberbs 2 years ago
stealing babies
paochoua 2 years ago 2
i wanna pet one
adamberg666 2 years ago
The part about the second embryo (for just such an occasion 3:30) was unreal, I was just thinking, like, what are the odds of that?
MisterGooglyEyes 2 years ago
lol wallabies are cute.
DDI0N 2 years ago
WILLLUVSTHE411 HERE ON YOUTUBE!!!
willluvsthe411 2 years ago
No, I WILL ABSOLUTELY NOT HOLD YOUR JOEY!
Z14LDO 2 years ago
if u really wanna help endangered animals dont keep them in captivity.. captivity kills, hermit crabs live up to 75 years in the wild but rarely live more then 4 years in captivity.. so stop fucking messing with their territory and bann hunter
comandermalander456 2 years ago
they have a much longer life expectancy if you do your research and not just buy crap from petco. My friend has had four since she was five years old because she takes care of them properly. Some animals lives are extended because of captivity. lrn2educate
coyotefeathers 2 years ago 2
aw so cute!
Awebkinzlover43 2 years ago
There are pests everywhere, ppl only cry or whine if they are cute. Hell we are the biggest pest on this planet. We consume and destroy and don'l get along with anything. And our ppl whine about wildlife? Go figure.
GhostDog65 2 years ago
And I thought a Dingo stole my baby!
Spazziekat 2 years ago
Is this before or after the annual slaughter of 7 million kangaroos?
memberbs 2 years ago
@memberbs
Common kangaroos are pests. If you lived where I live you'd know too well.
CmdrFoxDavion 2 years ago
Outside of their natural habitat, most people would never know that fact. I remember my trip to Australia, the entire time my driver talked about how he hated hitting the things on the highway as they mess up a car REAL good.
gandhicakes 2 years ago
Just so long as you respect other country's culls.
Australia has a bad habit of criticizing culls elsewhere while happily continuing to target 7 million kangaroos a year.
memberbs 2 years ago
@memberbs
Culling Endangered Species is a justified thing to be up in arms about.
CmdrFoxDavion 2 years ago
Wallaby: I was captured by aliens! They did odd things to me and took my baby!
galanie 2 years ago
My thoughts exactly!
Spazziekat 2 years ago
And how are these comments productive here?
CmdrFoxDavion 2 years ago
They're productive like your limp dick.
boomkablamo 2 years ago
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GDMF4ever 2 years ago
Ok, you're clearly stupid then, obviously you'd understand that to save lots of species from extinction you'd need to understand the animal as well as inhibit human destruction. Not everything should go to the benefit of humans, as you may understand we are only a large PORTION of life on this earth; Why shouldn't some efforts go toward the other animals?
RiouInsuiko 2 years ago
@GDMF4ever Don't get me wrong, people that comment on youtube videos from a position of ignorance deserve every bit that technology has to offer. I find it amusing that technology is given onto them rather than people that study, research, and care about the world...
kenandkids 2 years ago
I'd say because they are part of the human environment, the earth, and we need this balance to survive as humans.
We took lots of ressources from the planet as a species, we have to give back.
frederic249 2 years ago 2
when he was in the plastic container i was like DANG the joey is so small! im glad they are gonna help raise the number of the wallabies
xthatoneguyx 2 years ago
This why geology is REALLY annoying sometime. Poor wallabys.
KROkrimpsonify202 2 years ago 3
blackrainviet sometimes u need to introduce predetors to a ecosystem so it can maintain balanced...
xXxKarlaConverseXxXx 2 years ago
oh Joey, at first I thought it had to do with Friends, lol
narutofan9tf 2 years ago
Let them die out with natural cadence! How many times have I said this; conservationists are working against nature, these creatures were meant to die out, it happened when humans weren't around and they shouldn't mess with it now!!
I find this fucking sick.
ChristopheBilliet 2 years ago
They went endangered when humans introduced new animals to Australia...
BlackRainViet 2 years ago
i dont think human expansion leading to destruction of habitat was nature's plan. If we dont try to put forth the effort to reduce our impact, we'll only be acting on human nature...and we'll be the only animals left on this planet
hatemaing9 2 years ago
Ok. What's with the Harry Potter music at 1:28?
KayoriAyane 2 years ago
lol
Scali3wag 2 years ago
I'm not kidding, too. That music literally plays at the very beginning of the audiobook of Deathly Hallows by Jim Dale.
KayoriAyane 2 years ago
thanks national geographic for actually letting me watch your video this time :s
OceanFoam 2 years ago
i know right? :)
nikkijaneallison 2 years ago
how scary do you think it would be for that animal to get trapped, knocked out, then have its baby stolen? sounds like an alien abduction story
Swagman8 2 years ago 3
my worries are: they take the one baby from the wahu and they put them in the less indangered wallabe...but how did the less indagered wallabe get milk? they normally do when they have an infant..so where is the infant of the less indangered wallabe??! any1 know the answer? plz tell me :D
Vide0mak3r 2 years ago
@Vide0mak3r there are dozens of methods to stimulate milk production in any mammal. even humans. a mother that hasn't breastfed in years can still begin lactating simply by hearing babies cry repeatedly.
kenandkids 2 years ago
Are you sure about the crying leading to lactating?
TheBigHo111 2 years ago
actually yes, isn't that odd? The only caveat to a woman lactating after hearing the baby cry is a psychological component such as wishing to have another baby or "missing" their own babies infancy. There are reported cases of women spontaneously lactating from a baby's cry w/o the psych component, but none documented that I'm aware of.
kenandkids 2 years ago
But what do you think that this is the case here?
Vide0mak3r 2 years ago
@Vide0mak3r while I'm not an expert in this field, it is perfectly and biologically "ok." Remember that these have a high infant mortality, which is the reason that two viable fetus are created in case of loss or death of the first.
As for the "host" mother, yes. They either chose one that had recently had a joey and therefore still had milk flowing or one that had in the past and therefore the milk flow was easily restarted.
kenandkids 2 years ago
I held ur joey last night remember....
STAR123WARSS 2 years ago
i suppose the intentions are good, but does this not sit well with anyone else? i mean its a bit unethical, taking a baby from its mother while she's knocked out and putting it in some other chick's pouch in the hopes that the first mommy will go "oh, i lost my kid, oh well, ill just have to produce a backup!"
TudorRoseProductions 2 years ago 2
Adorable
HyperSonicXtreme 2 years ago
I really wish that the species was alright enough for us to just leave them alone. Poor things... ):
shelbierocks 2 years ago
She's got another baby on standby? That's pretty awesome! But why don't they just have twins?
shanel1975 2 years ago
best video after the boobies XD
IceEagel 2 years ago
AWE THEY ARE SO CUTE :D
maddehmon 2 years ago 2
lol 3:00
chardoc89 2 years ago
they look like kangaroos and they kinda act like it
hermit855 2 years ago
they are subspecies a smaller version of kangaroos..
niniowa20 2 years ago
aww!!
SpRiTzSpLaSh 2 years ago
Their name isn't Joey. It's what the babies are called. Just like in the Sugar glider world, they are called Joey's as well.
cafekawaii 2 years ago
3:45 LUNCH! :P
Xardueth 2 years ago 2
Although sad about the idea of separating the baby to its original parent, this is so they can multiply.
MissignoProtacio 2 years ago
soooo cute
stupistuff 2 years ago
They're so cute!
xxXSpiritwolfXxx 2 years ago
looks like the stolen generation all over again
omegaroyal 2 years ago
Brilliant title lol
they're catching on hahahha
TweadleDeda 2 years ago 3
i want one
mramazing914 2 years ago
lol funny title, kind of a perverted title
kklloopp 2 years ago 2
:O mini kangaroos!!!!!!
H00PLA510 2 years ago
MY NAMES JOEY! :)
trainlova12 2 years ago
i love national geographic but the name sounds a little wrong
zidanecool98 2 years ago 2
so cutee!
lovevivien 2 years ago
This is a good thing for the species, but i think its a lil cruel. when she wakes up she will know its gone.
brockway86 2 years ago
and then forget about it in 2 hours, These animals don't have the mental capacity for long term remorse.
Seawaffle2021 2 years ago
They're so cute. :3
TheAAmeeting 2 years ago
i had a rabbit named joey once.. luv that fella...
crazylollylover 2 years ago
good luck to those guys
victorcelmare 2 years ago
Sounds like a fair dinkum plan, and Miss Laura is a babe! :-)
nameofthepen 2 years ago
Seriously the title NAt GEo puts or the guy that does youtube for Nat Geo needs to put better titles omg!~
yesenia1070 2 years ago
Right..Put the baby in a everyday household container...I don't know why it disturbs me so. o-o
Smlie09 2 years ago
at least they call it an incubator.
joshua12345676 2 years ago
I know what you mean :S
EuphoricAura 2 years ago
I find it a little sad that they stuff the joey in a bag.
xxsanctuary 2 years ago
would someone hold my kitty =)
melindaforyou 2 years ago 3
@melindaforyou no but ill eat it if you want XD
tichergeorge 2 years ago
I know what the specialist are doing all this to keep this creature from becoming extinct however isn't it a bit, mean and forceful to just take a child (whether human, animal, etc..) away from it's mother. I know if I had my kid taken from me, I'd gunned down the person responsible.
CanadianSushiLover 2 years ago
Yeah, it's pretty stressful losing their young isn't it?
EmpressNova 2 years ago
@CanadianSushiLover
It is not at all mean.
If we as humans do not wish extinction upon this species, then this is the best method for it.
Reasons for taking your child would be completely different from saving a species...
Most people's maternal instinct are from knowledge bases and learning from others.
These animals have a much more "basic" form, if they lose a child, they don't cry about it for weeks, they get on with it.
Se7entail 2 years ago
Humans may be different from animals however, it's always so sad to lose something that is a part of you or something as precious as a child. Of course, you'd move on, (I'm guessing the maternal instinct of an animal makes it easier for them) but it does hurt a lot. Well, since I am not in the mind of an animal I wouldn't know what they feel but I do know that Wallies and creatures are BOTH mammals. I mean, if humans were dying off, I wouldn't want an alien to take my kid.
CanadianSushiLover 2 years ago
up up and awaaaaay
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wallabyare a vermin.
springlot 2 years ago
I'll hold yer joey real tight :D
bertocaster 2 years ago
hop hop yay yay
jimmyThePurple 2 years ago
joey go boom!
jimmyThePurple 2 years ago
Oh wow, so much time and money for just more... tiny kangaroos o-o
ObsessedXP 2 years ago
well if you think of it, kangaroos only live in australia.
irwin770 2 years ago
"will you hold my joey?"... im gonna have to remember that the next time im out at the market with my wife.
VAR1UM 2 years ago 2
LOL
Jmurph2012 2 years ago
mmm red rocks. looks good
ZeroSky 2 years ago
heheh their cute.
Mike07P 2 years ago
What happens to the mother when she wakes up with the Joey gone? Not Cool.
cdwadams 2 years ago 6
well the mother has a back up baby ready to be born so if she find it missing the back up well start growing
skymagenet 2 years ago
I would be piss off if someone do this to me
AdasNeumann 2 years ago
@AdasNeumann I'd be pissed if someone looked in my pouch!
barfgreenrulz 2 years ago
Hi laura.
farius75 2 years ago
poor little joey, it just wants to go back into the sack
ivillacortaav2009 2 years ago
@ivillacortaav2009 it just wants its real mom
barfgreenrulz 2 years ago
@barfgreenrulz I'll eat its mom.
InglouriousGamer2009 2 years ago
Your doing it wrong.
PennyDropper 2 years ago
God bless those little Joey's
koolzainski 2 years ago
that woman could hold my joey..........
88pie88 2 years ago
You can hold my Joey any day...
ra2yuri4 2 years ago
Why da fuck they putting animals in fucking bags
BliinkStatus 2 years ago 3
SO that it doesn't start kicking and hyperventilating. In the bag it can't see, when you take away the animals sight it stays clam.
airomus 2 years ago
HAHAHHA I AGREE OMG . tryna suffocate extinced animals ? oh yeah definat solution to the problem
XXRandomxRainbowXX 2 years ago
cool
mangadrawer365 2 years ago
do they give back the baby
pokemonfreak2045 2 years ago
do they take the baby and puts back the mom
pokemonfreak2045 2 years ago
reuploads suck
wolfthing11 2 years ago
Rofl
ejeap 2 years ago
hold my joey.... hahaha
i have asked many a woman that
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