Male Singing To Female That Will Never Come | Racing Extinction
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_“The last male (of the species) singing for female will never come.”_
That feeling... :'(
@Unknown • 31 years ago cuz why not
@Unknown • 31 years ago because it was
Kind of like simps
Fuck i want to destroy humanity
Hey, you know what? This will happen if men became women and women became men.
To make it even sadder, the calls have gaps which female birds are supposed to fill it in. It's a duet call. Since he was the only species of his own kind left, They played back his own recording and he still flew towards the sound though knowing it was a male call, because he was so lonely that at that point he just wanted to find his own people
That’s make it even sad😢
Yeah… that’s literally in the video lmfaoooo
thanks for repeating what we all heard in the video..
Are you serious? That was like…. The whole point of the video. They spent a minute pointing that out.
That reminds me of a short Story
A man after a tragedy Is left as the last human alive, but He doesn't know this So He puts a big help me sign on his 12th floor apartment window. After 4 years He couldn't také it anymore And prepares to jump out of his window. As He finally jumps He Heard his phone ringing And He Felt Joy but then He rememberd that He jumped And Is gonna die without knowing WHO it Is from or if it Is Real.
One of the saddest things I ever heard in my life.
I was about to write the exact same thing 😭
Wait until you hear about the holocaust..
@@phille7861 no what's that?
You should look up that whale who sings at a different frequency that other whales can't hear.
( ꈨຶ ˙̫̮ ꈨຶ )
“And now his voice is gone”
Yes I actually have a tear coming out of my eye. I came here because of meme. Titanic wasn’t all that sad but that last call of a bird... it’s a pain
that line right there bro, that was the one
I never thought I’d be crying over a bird
Im sad now... I regret to have see this f*cking meme.
Same 😭
This is depressing, I came here because of the same meme
It's been 34 years since humanity ever heard that call....34 years.. since that bird died sad and alone. Never knowing he was the last of his kind. No one deserves to die alone.
Im 34 years old
Bird is just like me fr
pay my therapy
I deserve to die alone
Everyone will die alone
he wasn't just the last of his species, he was also the last of his evolutionary branch too... this is some instant depression here
So theres no chance for reviving the species agai!?
@@mrfloaty7253 No :(
@@suchti9049 ohh then fuck humanity ima go back to monke
@@suchti9049 no dna cloning or whatever? Surely there must be a dna sample?
@@trunganhha2030 unfortunately none, this bird is now extinct forever until evolution decides to play
This is heartbreaking, to imagine this is happening to species around the world...
Imagine it happen to people
Happened since the beginning of life
@SADHFJLA DHFUKLAH I guess we are closer to extinction than I thought
@@judesutherland6669 that would be amazing the world would be rid of are scorge
@@judesutherland6669 good, fuck people
This honestly hurt me so much. Knowing he just sat there trying to get a response forever and died a lonely death.
Current day simps in 2089:
Literally me
Could be me
Saw a meme about this.
I listened to it and it sunk in and now I'm just sad wishing they were still here
Me too man me too
Same 🙍🏻♂️
Same man, same
Here here
same here
As a native hawaiian... specifically born and raised on Kaua’i... Finding out the extinction of this native bird makes me cry.
Not Hawaiian, but I was born, raised, and still living on Oahu. I understand your sadness.
Same here but I live on Oahu 😖
Is that why u have the internet, housing, and pollute this world just as much as the rest of us? Being sad over a dying species is one thing, but dont bs about crying over the land and being some eco worrier when you happily contribute to the issues which cause said destruction
@@pati1713 people are allowed to weep for a world they cannot control
@@rwkane98 cry me a river, its not weeping its being being fake af for attention. They are either claiming that they have a "bond with the land", and yet that didn't stop them from choosing to live in comfort like the rest of us.
This hurt me in ways I didn’t expect :c
Yes
Wtf do you post?
I'm not exaggerating, this scene made me ugly cry. And I cried every time I just thought about it for a long time after watching this documentary. One of the saddest, most heartbreaking things I have ever watched. I can barely watch it again now, 5 years later.
I can understand this feeling, I felt the same pain with the tragic story of this bird, as well as others of this nature, since it is unfortunately not the only one to be concerned.
And in an already heavy state of mind, I learned that my mother had covid. In these conditions, one can feel as alone as this last bird.
@@GrandSachemEthylique I'm so sorry to hear that. Wishing your mother a speedy recovery. x
I’m crying as we speak!
So, u cri everytim
Same!!!!
How to make me cry in 1 minute and 33 seconds
Grow up snowflake, it's just a bird, who cares.
@@wooshbait36 how would you feel if you were the last of your species, but you refuse to accept it. Every day you cry out, but no one answers. You repeat this cycle of sleeping, eating, and wishing for a partner, until finally death comes, and takes you away, destroying your species forever.
@@wooshbait36 Your carelessness for animals concerns me.
@@Naseem384 Why would I cry every day and not accept it? If I was the last human alive that would be great most of the time, I wouldn't care at all. Also, you are comparing birds (that don't have feelings) to humans wow... Pathetic
Birds do nothing good, they just poop all day on nature eww 🤮
@@Naseem384 My carelessness for animals? I have two dogs and 5 cats and they are happiest animals ever because of how good I take care of them, please don't talk gibberish.
Just imagine. Every day you do the same thing. You shout for someone, anyone, to answer. But no one ever shouts back. You refuse to except that you're the last of your species. Every single day you cry out to a person who will never answer. Until one day the sweet release of death finally cements your kind into extinction.
Beautifully said. My dog just died, and we all gave her lots of love before she was put to sleep. I couldn't imagine her dying all alone, it would break my heart. But this bird, and so many other animals that are the last of their kind, just look for someone else, anyone else, but there is no one. And they die alone, their species erraticated. Forever. Extinction does happen naturally, but not at the rate that we see it today. We are the worst thing to happen to this planet, nothing else even comes close. It's so god damn depressing; makes you just wanna die.
ots way sadder if its the last animal of its kind
Chloie Kwirant wow that's deep.
I Am Legend type of feeling
What's even more harsh to imagine is that people in this day and age still can't differentiate "accept" and "except".
I feel dead on the inside
Me too, Monika
A piece of myself just died
Imagine the very last human calling for a girlfriend and never gets a response. That's how this bird felt.
thats most guys on a night out
@@Unknown-nc4jq
Difference between their comment and your shitty one, is that your joking about something that is indeed going to happen.
One day there will be all but one surviving human, wanting to be in a relationship without knowing they’re the last human.
They scream out hoping to find someone, but get only emptiness in response.
@@quietspudlv8664 imagine fearmongering about climate change when humanity has survived multiple near extinctions with no technology gtfo we will be fine invest in technology that is taking co2 out of the air and converting it into fuel for new cars
@@MK-ok6yp what about all natural disasters at once?
@@Eldoofus bronze age
The audio is haunting. Just the shallow warbles followed by the silent waiting repeated over and over again is devastating
You get a basic explanation of the concepts of endangerment and extinction of a species in school, but this is something that never gets talked about. The idea that the dark day could come when you call out....and there is simply nobody left to answer back.
"Female That Will Never Come"
sound like something an incel would say
@@fnym9rdsavsffdik9a25 "I'm a nice guy just give me a chance"
Or, "an unrequited existence"?
Damn I know how he feels.
How are you guys turning such a strangely captivating sentence into a debate about incels.
Bird guy's working his ass off.... _for a female that'll never come,_ because well, she doesn't exist anymore.... but he doesn't know that, so he keeps on singing, and ultimately ends up dying alone, his lineage ending with him.
I’m done with instagram memes they only hurt me now
I swear 😭😭
There is a reason why the word sensitivity and its meaning exist
You know what? Me to
Bro same
What
This is one of the biggest motivation for environmental protection I've ever seen.
When you really start learning about the mass extinction that has been going on in the Hawaiian islands for the last 1000-1500 years (since people showed up), it's freaking depressing. When you drive around on any of the Hawaiian islands, more than likely, at any movement, every single plant, bird, and insect that you see was introduced by people. Almost all native life is gone. It's freaking depressing to think about. What a tragedy and great loss for future generations and the world. And we did it all in less than 2000 years.....
So many species has died before it. It is sad that they died but it was inetivable.
Blake Blast That’s the thing. We did not have to completely destroy the islands when we showed up. Mass burnings and deforestation. Then the cattle industry and sugar cane industry? Damn we messed it all up bad. And what a huge loss. I love going up into the mountains to just see a glimpse of Hawaii before people.
And so much just in the last 200 yrs.
@@chillstoneblakeblast3172 inevitable? Those species died of extinctions like climate change, asteroids etc. Do some research on earths history instead of hiding behind "holy" books
Youre an idiot if you think what humanity is doing is any different lol, humanity has done it. A single animal species, not nature or something. And nothing is "inevitable", that word doesnt exist, tf do you even mean by that? "Inevitable" is a word invented for lazy people, we can stop this extinction if humans become aware of what theyre doing, IF they have enough empathy to stop reproducing so fastly, theres no reason to have 8 billion freaking humans on earth. The total rabbit population isnt even a billion. This is what happens when youre too powerful as species, theres no example of this in world history.
Native Hawaiians respected the island. All the fault lies in sailors who brought rats cats and mongoose with them, species who aren't supposed to be on the island
Love how despite the bird is the last of its kind he still continues to sign hoping she will come
Just imagine sitting there, chirping away in sadness, hoping you would hear it back, just hoping something comes from the darkness of this world.
My environmental teacher played this for us and I literally got so teary eyed. Thank you.
when the feelings get to you 😭😭
My heart broke hearing this.
"he is totally alone"
i hate that
Same, it just irks me, reminds me of will smith's movie "i am legend" where he was the last one in a city where the other humans went somewhere else without him
He's singing into nothing, so much hope, all too be taken away but a lack of something.
I’m crying. That hits so hard.
Get a period some time.
Nah fr this shit had my fucking tears coming out
The editing in this version gives this video much more impact than the one on the main Discovery UA-cam channel.
The Kaua Moho was the last species of it's entire genus and it was the last genus in it's family. This male was not just the last of his kind, he was the last being on his entire branch of the evolutionary tree, there was nothing left on the planet that was even close to being like him. That kind of loneliness is unimaginable. No other avian family has had every single species within it go completely extinct in modern times. Different species of Moho lived on each island of Hawaii and their evolutionary cousins the kioea birds lived alongside them, but starting in 1800 (about the time Europeans started arriving to the islands in significant numbers and also about the time the native human population of Hawaii also got decimated by diseases) one by one they died out due to the introduction of foreign avian diseases and parasites, habitat loss, and hunting for their plumage. 2 hurricanes within 10 years of each other finished them off. They are all gone and that song or any song like it will never be heard again save for in recordings. The hurricanes dealt the final blow, but 95% of it was humanity's fault. This has become common in Hawaii due to having so many species that only exist there. A LOT of those species are gone now because the arrival of Europeans brought disease, invasive species, and people straight up killed them or destroyed their habitats. It is a similar situation on every isolated island or area in the world as humans have expanded and explored every nook and cranny on the planet, no matter how hard it is to get to or how little business we have there we feel the need to interfere in even the most delicate and tiny ecosystem. Even the large, continent sized ecosystems are suffering. It doesn't matter if there are millions or even billions of an animal or plant, we will find some way to kill them all. It is only in the last few decades that serious steps have finally been taken to preserve the few areas on this world that we have not destroyed, but it is too little too late. We are the locusts that will consume this world and we simply cannot control our own base impulses to consume and take and explore and breed and keep going until there is nothing left. In the end all we want is more. We can't even tolerate and respect each other, so we will never respect other life on this planet or the planet itself.
I keep coming back to read this comment, time and again. Part of me wishes that I had more hope for the future and fate of humanity over the long haul, but it seems to me that too much objective reality is distilled into these few paragraphs to get too excited about our prospects - both for our own sakes and in terms of our 'stewardship' of the planet, if you can call it such. More people should know this story and read these words. Perhaps when our collective shame reaches a critical mass, tangible progress will at last be within our grasp.
Thank you for your eloquent comment. I am an environmental biologist and I too fear it is too little too late. Not enough people care to hear about it, let alone change their ways. Early bird ancestors survived the KT extinction but most of them will not survive us. However , I will never give up. I will never stop advocating for the importance of the natural world and the respect we should have for it. I am currently teaching my 3 1/2-year-old grandson to appreciate the garden of eden around us. How foolish of us to destroy such an incredible gift.
I'm not reading all of that
Unknown shut up
ugly
Use some paragraphs dude.
I cried
Boy shut your sensitive ass up!
Nevermind... i just cried too
When he said that the male was calling for a female that would never come.. that made me cry..
I also cried..this is just to sad
A piece my inner self died
The Kauai O O was the smallest of the O O bird species. Once native to Kauai this birds population dwindled as a result of habitat destruction, introduced avian diseases brought on by introduced mosquitos, and introduced predators. The final blow was 2 Hurricanes that came within 10 years of eachother, the first one destroyed all the trees while the second one prohibited tree growth causing the species to disappear until there was just one individual, a male which was heard for the last time singing for his mate who would never come, and seen tending to an empty nest, it is believed by some that this bird may survive undetected as it had already been proclaimed extinct twice, once in 1950, discovered in 1960, and then again until 1970, however it has a loud and distinctive call and intensive searches have failed to find any since 1987.
Didn't that one dumb haole from England kill 100s of Native birds in Hawaii for the Rothschild museum.
It hurts to call out to someone that can never hear you.
Please, take care of what’s left on this earth. Please.
Start from you. We have to start from individual.. only individual exists.society , family, world , teams is just a name .. nothing else . So start from you.
Good. Do not take any airplane flight ever again, use your electronics up until they literally break apart, switch off the air conditioner, abandon out-of-season fresh food,…
@@mediocreman6323 u don't have to do that. Planting more trees 🌴 Wil be enough
@@newrobert6861 - absolutely not. Giving up consumerism and a good part of our wealth is the answer, not some minor pseudo-action
@@mediocreman6323 yes that can do .. but planting more trees and loving everything that nature has given can do more better
the fact that he was waiting for a response is heartbreaking
I came here after watching ‘sapta sagaradaache ello’ ❤️
This was sadder than expected ngl
What a lonely and sad life this poor bird must’ve experienced in his final moments
RIP buddy, hope you found a loving mate in the after life
In last 6 years, I came here many times and cry everytime, and promising never came here again.
but i am here again 😔
That poor bird, he's in a better place now 💕
He is in the paradise now
Well not quite Allah/God does not give either Paradise/Hell to Animals as they are not hold accountable the Animals who hunt prey turn into dust
While the other non prey animals like this bird...
Well I dont know much there isnt much İslamic Theology about non Prey animals
Today I just watched Racing Extinction and can't stop crying since then...
Happy earth day 💔💔💔 X
I've already seen it twice but don't think I can bear it a third time..it breaks my heart..and this part is the most sad thing ever
He never gave up.
Kept calling out for someone until the very end.
Even if it is hopeless. What a way to live. ❤
Indeed.
This brings tears to my eyes, multiple tears. I want the species to come back in some way, shape, or form. RIP Kauai, we miss you.
This reminds me of an movie shown while I was in eighth grade. The premise was the same except that male bird after months and months of searching finally finds the last it's species female. Understandably, and from the birds point of view, they began to celebrate their new found love in some sort of celebratory bird foreplay aeronautics,and it happens to be over a farmers field. Unfortunately, An angry farmer bursts out of his farmhouse, possible irked by bird foreplay moans and shoots them down like a stray Korean airliner that has strayed into Russian airspace.
This broke me again after I thought I was recovering from this
Movie name? I wanna cut some onions :`(
@@avinash2899 I don't remember, although for some reason, I will say my middle school science class experience was filled with unfortunate nature vignettes. I remember setting in a darkened classroom watcher a rancher blow off the heads off gophers when they had ventured out of their holes. As an adult I've idly wondered what Mr Johnsons class outline looked like for that year.
“Stray Korean airliner”
I don’t think they got hit half as hard as that joke hit me.
@@TheEmeraldMenOfficial well then just don't be korean, simple
Male bird: ''oooOoooOOO''
Female bird: Last online 9 years ago
1 min or so long and has more honest feels and emotions than entire movies. I hope in BIRB heaven this fella is singing with his love.
Anyone here after hearing this in Sapta Sagaradaache Ello?
Kudos to Hemanth on this🎉
I can honestly admit that I’ve never cried this much over a video. It just makes me realize how much us as humans have made an impact on our environment. A bird with such a beautiful voice never deserved this, especially not to die a sad, lonely death. I can only hope that some of the seemingly extinct species have found a way to survive in remote places.
We watched this in class and YES I CRIED
0:44
I can never go back to being the person I was before I heard this. My heart is permanently broken. Even if it hadn’t gone extinct, its song is so lonely and sorrowful in and of itself that it is burned into my memory.
Is there a heaven for birds? 😫
To make it worse, imagine it going to heaven, only to also find its the last one there
Yes, there is a heaven for birds. He is happy in there because he found birds of his same species.
@@warriorshedge6772 nah bro u finna make me laugh rn 😭
This part makes me cry every tiiime
Me too
Things I wasn't expecting to make me cry...this.
This is not just sad it is devastating. The memory of this video haunts me now for already four years and I still can't stop listening to the singing bird.
I know that in the process of evolution it's normal for a species to face extinction. But this species died out because because WE messed up - not the birds, not the species, not the nature. It's our fault and all that remains is emptiness and sorrow.
That hit so hard to the feels with extra feels on top of it.
Just imagine. Singing, crying, calling out for someone who will never respond. They mate for life. This is the most painful thing I've heard. U hear the hope in his voice and how sad it is.
This audio clip was recorded by David Boynton in 1987. He was a lifelong specialist on the Hawaiian Archipelago, and to be the one to hear and record this final song from the last surviving male of the species, I imagine must have been emotional for him.
The birds hadn't been sighted in two years at the time of this recording, so to capture this was a really big deal at the time. After that, the birds were never seen or heard from again.
David Boynton died in an accident while photographing sea turtles on the island of Miloli'i in 2007. To the very end, he adored the islands and the animals that lived there.
Being the only one left it's just complete heart break ...he was hoping that he could find the love of his life but no one was left for him
Please someone play this recording to the Lyre bird so that this song could live on for a little longer 😭
I never cry from movies. This made me cry.
It sounds so sad yet beautiful, it rips my heart
Every once in a while I happen to watch this video... and tears go by...
I couldn't stop my tears...
Here after SSE Side B reference😢
We had to watch this in fifth grade. I'm in high school now, and this specific scene still haunts me.
Boy with the Time Machine: "I wanna safe that bird"
Imagine you wake up and there's no people around you and you were hoping that you would meet someone so that you could start repopulate the world, only to slowly starting to lost hope as you realize that you're really alone with no one to talk to or accompany you.
Truly, loneliness is a much worse fate than death.
This song literally ruled the world 🌎 stunning birds 🐦 singing birds 🐦 crying birds 🐦 😭😢
Imagine being the last creature of your species and realizing that you’re alone
One day, an alien species will watch recorded footage of the last human being in the universe and classify the species as extinct
Not if but when they find out There will no species more deserving of Total Mass extinction than mankind . And instant annihilation will be a kindness they don't deserve.
Ok, that single male bird is my new hero. Rest in peace, buddy. May we all find happiness in the world beyond, because clearly we couldn't get it in this one.
I feel like aliens are so fascinated by how deeply we mourn for another species like this. I truly feel that our emotionally capacity is more important than advanced intelligence.
This is so heart breaking 😭🙏 GOD bless all animals 🙏
I'm in tears. I am so sorry for that bird he does not know what is happening like an innocent child. 😢
Hit me right in the feels
I feel sad now because not just of them being extinct but when i played it my cockatiel sang too
Until you put them in a cage together and fight to the death
@@warriorshedge6772
Troll
I've never heard of this sweet music, that's always reminding this want for the chorus of animals for this rented soundtrack!
He was the last of his species, but also the last of the Kaua’i branch/family, rest in peace babies ❤
This gave me chills
the way i'm crying rn.
Wow. That's both amazingly beautiful and desperately sad.
imagine being the last ever human alive alone forever until you die and your whole species dies with you, its terrifying
having an entire species be wiped out at once? That's sad. But being the only one of your species and being completely alone until you also die, that's excruciatingly heartbreaking.
This has happened to millions of species over time and it will happen to millions more in the future. It's the way life goes
Species are going extinct now at 1000 times the natural rate; this is not the way of life. This is an ecological annihilation and the blood is on humanity's hands - mostly us in the Western world.
Not this bird you idiot.
Yo tan solo puedo llorar me da mucha tristeza 😭😭😭😭😭
Imagine calling to someone your kind only to realize you're the last of your own.
Wow. I can't believe it's so emotional.
*But no one came…*
I came across this species and found out about it's extinction when I saw a song by a music artist named Blanco White. The song is named Kauai O'o. And when I figured out what happened to the species and listened to the song. It made me really sad ):
White white white white ooooooooooo
I feel Dread whenever I stumble with this bird and video of it. It is just overwhelmingly sad knowing that you are the last one of your species.
The saddest thing is, the male bird's song had a few breaks that were supposed to be responded by a female.
What a genuine tragedy. Can't even put into words just how tragic this truly is.
CAN THIS DUDE NOT COMMENT ON EVERYTHING SO I CAN HEAR MY DUDE SINGING BRUH
Rakshith Shetty tweet ನೋಡಿ ಬಂದೆ.❤
That hits hard man ,, I almost started crying
The even sadder thing is, that we didn't hear most last calls of extinxt animals.
why am i crying in the club rn
That's heartbreaking
Had to watch this and listen to it
Heart breaking knowing this bird was last species if there’s a other female with him I would still happy I would been happy for him but it sad he is no longer with us anymore I hope he find new lover for him