Fish that walk (1999)
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- Опубліковано 12 сер 2014
- The Handfish, an amazing creature that walks the ocean floor, is the first Australian marine species to be threatened with extinction.
Video transcript available here: www.csiro.au/news/transcripts/... - Наука та технологія
Its darwin watterson
you right wait!!! SO THE HUMANS DISAPEARED AND DARWIN IS THE SAME SPECIE THAN THE FISH ON THIS VIDEO
Bruh didn’t realize the show was this old
Breeding this fish 'en masse' and bringing it into the aquarium trade could create a (admittedly slightly) artificial second reservoir for the species. They are very cute, apparently thrive in brackish water - a real challenge for the advanced fishkeeper - and reproduce in captivity. Before they are completely extinct measures need to be taken to ensure the survival of this very lovely fish.
Everybody gangsta until fish starts walking 😳
Monkfish, Frogfish and Scorpionfish have joined the chat!
Rest in peace Smooth Handfish, you were an Australian icon, now you're extinct, 2020 killed you.
What, Australian ICON?
They aren’t extinct yet
There's a National Geographic article from october 2020 that says the Smooth Handfish is extinct, last seen in the 1800s.
The Spotted Handfish, depicted on this video, isn't extinct yet, but listed as critically endangered.
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Fun fact: these fish in the vid is actually spinosaurus
(Spino got nerfed by god)
I love how the solution to this problem was littering the seafloor with plastic straws.
Why does Australia make the crazy shit
Dunno mate
this is really cool i hope there still more of the little guys left
It is extinct now.🙁
Smooth handfish.
Its now extinct but they discovered a new walking fish species in Carribean just this year. Plus other breeds are still alive. Hope they evolve naturally and walk on land soon.
Just saw one in my local fish store
No it’s not extinct
Incredible!! Well worth a gander for anyone interested in these fascinating Hand Fish from the shores of Australia. There is literally so much *alien* (Others such as the Frog fish and Incredible Mimic Octopus ) type of creatures that we know so little about, that swim, glide, creep and crawl across the ocean floor.
Faced with the possibility of extinction, until Science stepped up, intervened and developed an awesome workaround to the problem that literally plagued them! Thank You once again Science!!!
If this isn't enough proof of Evolution in the making then I bloody don't know what is! Science Is Awesomeness defined!!
It feels surreal watching this video knowing that we'll never see another living specimen of this special fish. I think UA-cam will eventually be the archive for many species that become extinct.
One has been spotted in deep water.
After 21 years... It's back again
R.I.P fishes we have failed you
God had to be bored to create this thing.
They found it again!!
Rip, rip... 😔🤧 " you are so beautiful to meeeeee"
Aren't these the little fishes found in courage the cowardly dog show ?
mike simon We are not 100% sure if Brachionichthys hirsutus made an appearance on the show, but if ourmemories of the very strange Courage the Cowardly Dog cartoon are correct, then
the Spotted Handfish would be right at home in Courage's wacky world!
My immediate interest, is that PLASTIC can play a beneficial role in positive environmental outcomes. We see that plastic waste in rivers and oceans is a killer when ingested by all the creatures that eat it, and yet here, we have a story where it can be thoughtfully used for the good of a species without negative effects.
What are those? Why that fish on the beggining of the video had legs on its neck?
I guess its unique
Hey did u know that the fish in the video is actually the modern spinosaurs? Its obvious it has similarities.
(Similarities: has a sail on the back and a small one in the head / its walks with 2 legs and sometimes goes on with 4 legs)
Watching this video just after reading that smooth handfish is extinct. We are to blame, of course.
There's a National Geographic article from october 2020 that says the Smooth Handfish is extinct, last seen in the 1800s.
The Spotted Handfish, depicted on this video, isn't extinct yet, but listed as critically endangered.
One rare instance where plastic is helping marine life.
Gives me an outer limits vibe the TV show was 1997 had to look it up to see if it was real it was before they even found a walking fish kind of creepy it was about a science guy that made some sort of drug that could speed up evolution episode name was called double helix
This fish got legs
Ngl he really just be standing there 😳
what fish
Please, save and protect their valuable lives.
RIP smooth hand fish...you will be missed. Now extinct in 2021. 😔💔
There's a National Geographic article from october 2020 that says the Smooth Handfish is extinct, last seen in the 1800s.
The Spotted Handfish, depicted on this video, isn't extinct yet, but listed as critically endangered.
Looks like a littow rabbit fishhh ^u^
They're deliberately putting plastic in the ocean?
Well. No they said plastic but they are using cermamic
Ceramic
When your species is saved with a plastic stick.
Couldn't they check their DNA to find any entities from the oils being dumped ? At least check in their system because I'm sure if they already did that it would have been stated on this video instead it sounds like they are only suggesting that being the cause of their deaths...
Please Scientists help stop this Amazing Beautiful one of a kind specie of fish not become extinct ❤❤❤❤❤
wow it is so super fish for looking.....
Yes I agree with you
Profound...
Extinct
They kinda look Fishy
Mmmmmmm
The year is 2022 the handfish is extinct
Omg watching this in 2029 no one
Rare Pokémon
The really sad thing is this fish is now extinct as of 2020...
Very sad.
No it’s not extinct
There's a National Geographic article from october 2020 that says the Smooth Handfish is extinct, last seen in the 1800s.
The Spotted Handfish, depicted on this video, isn't extinct yet, but listed as critically endangered.
They use a speedboat and that chops up fishies n fairy penguins!
Creationists won't like this...
*Thanks to my biology teacher who told me these exist...*
But its to late....
They already extinct :(
@@theunfunny421 NOOOO :(
@@BelgianFriesGaming but hey, There's a few other species or cousin of smoth handfish ^^
But they all endangered
The video shows the spotted handifsh, not the smooth handfish.
Smooth has been extinct for a long time, last seen in the 1800s.
Spotted is still extanct, but critically endangered.
Source: National Geographic article
Handfish need to be saved! If you don't act now, I'll hunt for some adorable little shrimps! You don't want something adorable, like a shrimp, to be eaten alive, don't you?
Bruh it’s just Darwin
I understand saving a species if Humans are the ones who pushed it into extinction directly/indirectly, but if it gets to the point where a species can no longer survive WITHOUT our continued intervention, should be not let them go extinct?
While these fish are essential proof of evolution, is it not playing god to step in the way of their evolutionary dead end?
I take it back if the pollution in the area, or species introduced by humans (Like crayfish in AZ) is killing off what the plastic is imitating.
The sea stars are invasive, introduced by humans.
If you say so you know that there is a lake in an african country in wich only ONE species of invasive fish why?,cuz it killed all the other fish and now the lake is in a terrible state with the water contaminated because of there being zero species thats why they try to save species
I for one love to play god to keep cool animals around
@Tungsten Wall *They aren't proof of evolution - evolution isn't real - they just have fins for moving **_underwater._*
@@Princess2Warrior next you're going to tell me that the Earth is only thousands of years old
1 million years more then these fishes will start to look like amphibians
What bs propaganda. A fish that has legs could only be going extinct cuz of humans, not cuz fish shouldn't have legs