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The Sixth Extinction Is Coming. Are we Too Late?

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Hunted, exploited, poisoned, forced to live in increasingly cramped territories...
We're talking about animals, regardless of the species they belong to. Whether they are emotionally close living beings like mammals and vertebrates, or grasshoppers, spiders, and ants... they are all facing extinction.
Similarly, all environmental indicators are loudly telling us that we are heading towards a planetary catastrophe. Or more precisely, towards the "Sixth Mass Extinction."
Below we barely mention a few examples, not even among the most significant, because, as we are about to see, the disappearance of insects, which serve as food for birds, is also much more serious than the disappearance of more emotionally engaging species such as wolves or whales. .
But hey, it's also necessary to make an impact on those who are listening, right?
Ok… In less than a century, the elephant population in Africa has declined from 12 million individuals to 415,000 individuals reported in the latest census of 2019.
The African lion survives in only 10% of its historical range, and in 100 years, the population has dropped from 200,000 to less than 20,000 individuals, a staggering 90% decline.
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Credits: Nasa/Shutterstock/Storyblocks/Elon Musk/SpaceX/ESA/ESO/ Flickr
Video Chapters:
00:00 Intro
02:36 What sound does a species make when it goes extinct?
04:30 Functional extinction
06:00 Permian extinction,
06:12 Cretaceous extinction
10:10 What about climate change?
11:30 Species gone extinct
13:40 The barbary Lion
14:00 The california grizzly bear
14:30 The quagga
#insanecuriosity #sixthextinction #extinction
We're talking about animals, regardless of the species they belong to. Whether they are emotionally close living beings like mammals and vertebrates, or grasshoppers, spiders, and ants... they are all facing extinction.
Similarly, all environmental indicators are loudly telling us that we are heading towards a planetary catastrophe. Or more precisely, towards the "Sixth Mass Extinction."
Below we barely mention a few examples, not even among the most significant, because, as we are about to see, the disappearance of insects, which serve as food for birds, is also much more serious than the disappearance of more emotionally engaging species such as wolves or whales. .
But hey, it's also necessary to make an impact on those who are listening, right?
Ok… In less than a century, the elephant population in Africa has declined from 12 million individuals to 415,000 individuals reported in the latest census of 2019.
The African lion survives in only 10% of its historical range, and in 100 years, the population has dropped from 200,000 to less than 20,000 individuals, a staggering 90% decline.
- - -
Credits: Nasa/Shutterstock/Storyblocks/Elon Musk/SpaceX/ESA/ESO/ Flickr
Video Chapters:
00:00 Intro
02:36 What sound does a species make when it goes extinct?
04:30 Functional extinction
06:00 Permian extinction,
06:12 Cretaceous extinction
10:10 What about climate change?
11:30 Species gone extinct
13:40 The barbary Lion
14:00 The california grizzly bear
14:30 The quagga
#insanecuriosity #sixthextinction #extinction
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