I hope that’s not true 😅

They ended up finding 10 more specimens too

@@intellecte8607 nice now eat them

I was thinking same thing 😂

literally thought the same thing

I thought that was him!

I knew it!

I was looking to see if anyone else recognized his voice! RIP to a legend.

Literally looking through the comments to see who’s else realized may he rip

if it was kept alive then yeah it would have been worth celebrating but since its dead and extremely rare its really nothing to celebrate.

Nah since he killed an endangered species

@@joeb7640 He obviously thought it was a bull shark. What you expected him to identify a shark thought to be extinct for 50 yrs. They mentioned the fishermen were more than willing to protect the shark at the end of the segment.

Yeah let’s celebrate the shark killer

Why the fuck would they mention the fisherman who was illegally fishing in a nature reserve? That is why the locals knew where the best sharks were as they've no respect for the idea of a reserve. Might as well celebrate poaching.

I know right

If there is one dead that means there is more of one especially if it’s not and old fish .

Spoiler

@@TheMagicPencilG unless that's the last alive one. It's well below breeding size for the species

i mean if one exists there’s bound to be plenty more (hopefully)

@@bluenose7984 Your time will come

If you look into it, the shark wasn’t considered extinct. It’s all for tv…. It was critically endangered

@@jamiejosh96 most animals that are put on the extinct list aren't actually completely gone, the population just had dropped so much that researchers can't find 2 breeders in a specific time frame. That's why he's able to find so many "extinct" animals.

@@budgetbuilt8838 this Animal was never considered extinct even by that definition

To be fair other people found them but the scientific community didn't give a fuck lol but the villagers found them and pointed him in the right direction. And had dead ones with them. So it's safe to say he didn't find this one

Glad someone mentioned this, I was like “wait is that Batman?” RIP Kevin Conroy

No literally I was like “am I tripping? Isn’t this Batman?!” RIP to the legendary Kevin Conroy

Yoooooo swear to god I thought I was going crazy!!

Kevin Conroy's voice is so Nice

me having a super sore throat and sick with covid while watching this and trying not to laugh at this comment was hilarious

​@@rolfan01kanalSmooth as hot butter I always say.

​@@joefries365Lol hope you feel better. I just got over it myself.

Too much dramatic music.

He’ll yeah

Right?.. finally an interesting series

What's it called please?

@@TheNo1Lazykid Extinct or Alive. It's in title.

Yes, time to go catch more of those to sell!

He’s got a podcast too- the wild times podcast

They’re not, animal planet likes to have tv shows that are not animal related now

They had green light for season 3, but covid happened and he had a kid so put a pause on traveling. But he released a show with HBO in 2021, so hoping that means season 3 is open for discussion

@@ChibiDesigns hope so!

Jeremy Wade

You like him that much u call him “the guy”

Its Jeremy god damnit

I think they should unite every wild life man we have even Steve Irwin's family and send them all out together...on some "expendables" type stuff

Jeremy Wade and he is the legend

I’m human and I like to stay away from humans

@@lonewanderer1017yea i liked to to stay away from mirror too

Unfortunately this the harsh truth.

Sharks can’t just “wise up” lol

I know your joking but for those who see this comment and don’t realize, it was the same shark as earlier that was already dead.

Because that’s where they catch all types of sharks

They'll be sharks in a reserve because

The way he celebrates just explains the European people taking credit for everything. "We found the Pindicherry woooohooooo" Nah man, its the Sri lankan fisherman who found the Pondicherry.

@@yagesh287 "we" as in the research team ya wingus.

@@novaboon2866 And what exactly did they do? Find a species that has always been there? How is their discovery you idiot?

Yup! This guy has a history of taking credit for other people’s discoveries. His show was cancelled in part due to the controversy surrounding this.

Sounds like something a angry black person would say

@@austinthomas5672 huh? I'm not even black nor angry 😂 ya flog

@@austinthomas5672 sounds like a far right wing person would say... educate yourself and MAYBE leave your country for once to get some culture into your brain... it seems like it is in dire need of it

Forrest is not American, he was born and raised in Zimbabwe

I love when forest is on rogan! It's always educational

One of the best repeat guests no doubt

This , I love forrest

Hahaha that’s exactly what I was thinking. Now I’m just waiting for something to happen in the lost ancient world for Randall Carlson and Graham Hancock

Always my favorite episode

❤❤

Well covid fucked him basically

Ye there will be no season 3 he said

@@Oreosucka No season of 3 of Extinct or Alive but that doesn't rule out another show with a very similar premise.

fisherman dont do crap, all they do is wipe out the species

@@sdqsdq6274 how you gonna eat?

@@kohei9157 beef

@@sdqsdq6274 most of the fishermen you see here are not educated but they care about oceans and species. If you tell them properly about these sharks, even if they caught one they are going to relese it into ocean.

@@sdqsdq6274 another sheep who blindly believes a Netflix documentary. I bet you don’t live near an ocean.

It would be legendary!

This would be fucking awesome

Don’t worry humans are next

Trei Nelson The world is in need of a little resetting

@@treinelson7575 As you sow, so you reap

QUICKLY**

animals extinct due to natural causes too. I m not saying its good that humans involvement in such events is there, but naturally we will also get extinct one day, unless we go outer space. ✌

Made up dramatized “reality” BS.

@@geoaerorider4589 yeah its Tv stuff xD

Tv magic.

Usually "we havent seen a live one in several decades" is confirmed extinct

@@KChow-nb1pz Yeah, confirmed they can't find one lol

It's more complicated, they know where their habitat is, they try and either catch or track them, and, given a fair amount of time, if they can't find any, they're declared extinct. Most of the time they're right.

@@drakken04 Sure, I can appreciate what you're saying, but where I live we had/have a creature by the name of the Tasmanian Tiger. Scientists have said for years it's extinct, yet there have been rare sightings, including one myself, that is undoubtedly a Tasmanian Tiger. Furthermore Megalodon is also declared extinct, yet there are people, who didn't even know what a Megalodon was, who have seen one. So I rightfully respect that science looks for definitive answers on extinction, but I think in most cases, the title of Extinct, is very much debatable.

@@truevegas that's why the "if they can't find any" part. Sometimes they get lucky, most of the time they don't. The Tasmanian Tiger, it might still exist, Megalodon, I doubt it, people might have seen a really big Whale Shark, Baskin Shark, Great White or a really big Six Gill one, they can grow to really enormous sizes...

Any updates?

@@F1REPROOFED nah man i go to buy fish with my old man once or twice a week avent seen one though.

@@nickpapageorgio8529 this isn’t California pal. I highly doubt these people even knew the difference and it’s a common occurrence. Hence why forest is out there to help with that and show them the value of this. The fisherman was key here.

@@Hamsamich271 you don’t think they knew the difference? Do you think they’re stupid?

@@fart63 I think a country that dosent have a infrastructure to have a Costco, probably means not everyone knows what they are fishing and if it’s endangered.

Their ability to live in salt, brackish, and fresh water is pretty adaptive but if their main food source is getting wiped out, or they are being out competed by other sharks, or are being hunted to extinction their adaptability to different aquatic environments means little.

Exactly we need to educate and get these people above the poverty line before they would ever even consider that these beautiful creatures are anything other then a food source or financial source

@@shadymcnasty5920 👍

It might after it’s places in the museum.

YES 😂🎉😅😊

ill call your mom

@@user-zj5rb3xo7d that was uncalled for man:/

@@user-zj5rb3xo7d unfunny 😐

Whey you're expecting a Fish...and you end up with SURPRISED with a Crocodile that you were in the water with...it looks a LOT bigger all of a sudden. ;-)

Still big enough to kill a human.

I was amazed to not see him in here. Or was he the scientific consultant of this show???

@@Roonlovesfish3874 Even if he was, he was never acknowledged.

@@nipz001 I see.

The problem is that yes he claims a lot of work of his team and others as solely his own, but by doing so and bringing a face to the field he’s raised more awareness than any of their work could have independently.

I mean do you remember the name of Steve Irwins Camera guy? He didn't get there by himself but hes who we remember

@@jordanbader9667 his name is Justin Lyons. He filmed Steve for 15 years, and was by his side the day Steve died.

@@therealdutchplanderlinde2707 you had to look it up tho, and that's the point he's making

@@Cesar-on2jk I didn’t argue against his point. I’m just shedding light on someone who deserved it.

or they are getting outcompeted by the bull shark that basically fills the same clade usually two species that hunt and get hunted by the same things don't coexist for long

@@yowtfputthemaskbackon9202 that makes sense too.

I thought it was glifiss shark. Not sure if the spelling is correct

It was a glyphis shark

Do you cut the line because the hook will be in their mouth

@@carlindurfee7566 the hook rusts away

@@WhaddupImJohn it dont.

Catch and release is cruel btw. Always.

@@marty4781 all the hooks I buy rust away after a few weeks

How did they even find the fisherman

It literally genetically tested to be 100% Pondicherry Shark

Looks nothing like a blacktip. The black tips large too light.

They tracked the shark to the village, and found it. And confirmed the region. Science. That happend.

@@angelogallo7929 I get it and all but the didn’t find the shark they located to local fishermen who were in possession of the shark. The shark that they caught.

@@meatmissile416 to the fisherman it was just another shark they could sell or eat, did the fishermen run genetic test to confirm it’s a thought to be extinct shark?, did they learn species dynamic? did they find out how much fishing impact the species can take?? Don’t think so.

@@Oreosucka but did they find it, thought so…

@@meatmissile416 they killed an endangered species and had no idea.