7 Extinct Animals That I Believe Could Still Be Alive...

These extinct animals are ones that I believe could still be alive. Regardless if they are extinct or alive, they are examples of animals in which conservation practices and de-extinction can possibly help save.

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Forrest Galante is a world-renowned wildlife biologist and TV Host. His mission is to inspire and educate people about animals and adventure through the media, including hosting programs on Discovery Channel, on-camera expert interviews, and production of his own wildlife and natural history shows.

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[ForrestGalante]

Do you think any of these animals could still be out there?

[ahastar]

Forest, we need your show back. Loved watching you and your team go out and search for extinct creatures

[Moon_TMNS]

Such an underrated channel, love all ur stuff forest watched ( and loved) extinct or alive. You even inspired me to become a zoologist! Ty forest

[mauriceblum]

Where is Jeremy Wade we need him to find the Fish

[ruben]

Are you ever gonna go and search for extinct creatures again or is the show completely over?

[thisshouldbevalidplease]

Extinct or alive with Jeremy Wade, fish edition

[erikjohnson]

As a commercial fisherman myself… the deeper fish go, the oilier they can get… the fat catfish most definitely is going to be in the deepest parts

[SquareHead]

We need the show back, there are definitely animals out there needing saving and a lot of those have already been given up on. You are one of the only researchers out there actually going into these regions and looking for these animals.

[C--Brandan]

Bring back extinct or alive!! That show was awesome

[Iceinabottle]

Wait did the Māori kill off like what could of been the biggest land bird, eagle and gecko? Damn

[happytoday]

I am almost 50, 49 today actually. I grew up on the east coast of Australia in southern Queensland. As a child the beach was littered with seahorse carcasses, and as I was a child, I thought that was natural. Now I have not seen a seahorse carcass in 30+ years and it makes me wonder if I was seeing a mass extinction back then. Any ideas Forrest?

[johnmccarty]

Love you forest, keep educating the next generation in actual interesting and important content

[BelgorathTheSorcerer]

The seahorse seems pretty likely to be out there still; maybe the catfish too. I'm still pulling for the Tasmanian Tiger even though they didn't make this list.
Did somebody win the bow fishing trip? If so was it me?

[nightcedargarden]

If i ever hit the lotto bro, i would legit fund your quest 100% Forrest is doing gods work. I support it 1000%

[johnperkins]

Are you bring existed or alive back? One of the best shows ever!!!!

[milbje]

You should do video for Balkan Lynx. Less than 40 individuals is estimated that stil exist in Serbia, N. Macedonia, Albania, Greece and Montenegro.

[RustGarbageCollector]

Forrest has some of the most indisputably well produced yt stuff man.

[seeweedstudios]

The fat catfish is adorable and hilarious

[robrice]

9:25 - 9:36 I know that back in the summer of 2019, members of Re:Wild, The Swiss Center for Scientific Research & The Florida Atlantic University went to the Tanoe-Ehy Forest and set up camera traps to find the lost monkey species.
There's a link on their website that shows footage of other rare and endangered primates they recorded.

[chieffan]

Anybody else having problems with the audio? Echoy audio starting around 11:00.