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7 Believed Extinct Animals Still Alive

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The recent sighting of an animal long thought to be extinct, or at least almost, proves that Mother Nature always has some surprises in store! So here's the big news: a black leopard has been photographed in Africa for the first time in over a century! And this really is a bombshell because black leopards are extremely rare. #rareanimals #extinctanimals #uniqueanimals Other videos you might like: 10 Unique Animals You Won’t Believe Exist    • 10 Unique Animals You Won’t Believe E...   10 Extinct Animals Scientists Are Ready to Bring Back    • 10 Extinct Animals Scientists Are Rea...   10 Cute Animals That Can Actually Kill You    • 10 Cute Animals That You Need to Run ...   TIMESTAMPS: Why is it black? 0:28 It's categorized as “Vulnerable”. Why? 0:58 Other animals that were rediscovered Fish with legs 2:23 The dwarf fin whale 3:33 The giant earthworm 4:18 Pygmy elephants (Aww!) 5:31 The Fernandina giant tortoise 6:35 The tree lobster …...more
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7 Believed Extinct Animals Still Alive
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2019Mar 9
The recent sighting of an animal long thought to be extinct, or at least almost, proves that Mother Nature always has some surprises in store! So here's the big news: a black leopard has been photographed in Africa for the first time in over a century! And this really is a bombshell because black leopards are extremely rare. #rareanimals #extinctanimals #uniqueanimals Other videos you might like: 10 Unique Animals You Won’t Believe Exist    • 10 Unique Animals You Won’t Believe E...   10 Extinct Animals Scientists Are Ready to Bring Back    • 10 Extinct Animals Scientists Are Rea...   10 Cute Animals That Can Actually Kill You    • 10 Cute Animals That You Need to Run ...   TIMESTAMPS: Why is it black? 0:28 It's categorized as “Vulnerable”. Why? 0:58 Other animals that were rediscovered Fish with legs 2:23 The dwarf fin whale 3:33 The giant earthworm 4:18 Pygmy elephants (Aww!) 5:31 The Fernandina giant tortoise 6:35 The tree lobster 7:44 Preview photo credit: Black Leopard: By Burrard-Lucas wildlife photography http://burrard-lucas.com, Photographed with a Camtraptions camera trap www.camtraptions.com, Laikipia Wilderness Camp, Kenya, https://www.camtraptions.com/black-le... We'd like to thank Burrard Lucas http://burrard-lucas.com for all the photographs of black leopard provided for this video. Photographed with a Camtraptions camera trap www.camtraptions.com, Laikipia Wilderness Camp, Kenya, https://www.camtraptions.com/black-le... An adult specimen of Driloleirus americanus, or Giant Palouse earthworm, an Annelid originating from east Washington: By Chris Baugher - https://www.flickr.com/photos/8227185..., CC BY 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/..., https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index... Animation is created by Bright Side. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ SUMMARY:
  • The cat’s black coat is the result of melanism. This is a condition when the body has too much melanin, the pigment that determines your hair, skin, and eye color.
  • In Africa, no one has been able to prove its existence for over 100 years. The last time a published photograph was taken was in 1909 in Ethiopia.
  • The most incredible thing about coelacanths is that they’re considered a transitional step between actual fish and four-legged land creatures.
  • Speaking of ocean dwellers, there’s another one that was considered extinct up until very recently: Omura’s whale, a.k.a. the dwarf fin whale. Before 2015, none of these whales had ever been found.
  • The giant Palouse earthworm has supposedly been extinct since the 1980s. But scientists found one adult specimen in 2005.
  • In 2008, the World Wildlife Fund (or WWF) made an astonishing discovery: high up in the mountains of Borneo there lives a whole colony of pygmy elephants that were thought to be extinct for almost two centuries!
  • The Fernandina giant tortoise was believed to have died out by 1906, and no signs of it were ever seen until February 17, 2019. A female was discovered in the Galapagos Islands.
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