sadly it is too true

Sopave mainly its war against other countries

@Jay Pace thanks for the opportunity to make me review this video fron 6 years ago.

Ken Karnes they are the emos of the bird world

Sorry, it's *bear, I'm so sorry, I'll leave, thank you, have a nice day, much love!

One key word "Greed" , it's what continues in this world.

@@hectorvega621 That too, but also because people can be a**holes :T

mscattie_e easy: Moni

Pride, arrogance, and greed!

One thing about the human psyche. There is an odd dilemma where we are both social beings but also incredibly selfish. Without a decent dose of emotion it is easy to ignore and deny something that isn’t personal or in your immediate (space/time) vicinity. At least for the standard population. The difference between us and politicians is that they have a money incentive too.

So please save them

Oh yeah? Name every known species

me too ;-;

Me too ;-;

that is the wierdest comment here in ted-ed or mybe youtube!! and that is not possible

I feel like there is a reference here I am not getting.

there is a reference it is from super planet dolan except paul squashed it into almost unreconizable bits

It's time to learn Geography...

Oswald cobblepot

Same😅I honestly sometimes wish I was ANOTHER species,like a CAT🐱

Completely

İt would be WAY BETTER Wait this comment was 9 years ago are you alive?

@@luthmelafarid7255 I mean, cats are pretty awesome Hello from the future

@@erutanevoli yeah… even more so now right? 🤦🏼‍♂️

same.

That is right they taste delicious

@@victorlupu7008 r/wuush

Brilliant!

They explained specifically that over-fishing and global warming are the greatest threats to them.

without any of the specificity I asked, only vague generalities

How specific do you need the info to be? Both overfishing and global warming are pretty obvious in how they would affect penguins.

global warming is too vague a term, I want specifics as to how changing climate is negatively affecting them, with record cold in the antarctic is this threatening their ability to survive ? if so, how could it be rectified by any current proposals to address climate change. and with over-fishing, is it depleting the stocks they rely on for survival, or is it pushing animals like sea lions, seals and walrus's to lean towards a more penguin rich diet ? one would assume with an ecosystem in peril the life at the top of those foods chains would be more indicative of the food chains collapse. So are these same trends shown in the whale and sea lion populations ? pop science is the worst kind of science because it has less to do with science and more to do with political policy. changing your actions in accordance with pop science is no more prudent than doing so in accordance with your local tarot card readers predictions.

***** I tend to not take people's word for things especially when specifics are not provided. Erratic storms is a misnomer since storms are by nature hard to predict. ocean currents are a larger factor, and if they are atypical then that may be a significant factor, but if that atypical current pattern is limited, at least as far as duration is concerned, then that should also be a part of the discussion

our greatest accomplishment ended up being our worst enemy

Kowalski, status report !!

I get a pay check of $1.150 every month. Barely pays for my rent, food and utilities. What is left, a couple of hundred dollars is all I have to spend. That money goes for car insurance and gas. I might be able to play a round of golf with what is left. Maybe. There are a lot of things that I wish I could have to make my life easier for me, but alas I can afford them. I too am greedy for stuff that is made in our factories.

+Paula Bean When the ecology of the entire ocean is being altered by human activity, 'protecting' some small islands local habitats probably wont be enough to save the population there.

scottabc72 Well, humankind is also a product of Nature and Evolution. Maybe it is meant to be that our species alters the planet in certain ways. Or maybe it's just coincidence, perhaps even unavoidable! ;-)

I guess its unavoidable if people just engage in mental masturbation when we need to commit to doing things differently in order to save other species and maybe ourselves. 'Evolution' has no values, if a 'successful' species wipes out its own food source and goes extinct as a result thats all part of evolution. We have a choice because we are conscious of our larger effect.

scottabc72 It remains a matter of perspective, though. The Incas were convinced they could secure their food sources by sacrificing people. In hindsight, we can say they were wrong. Maybe future generations will look back upon us and wonder why we thought that conservation was ever an issue for human continuity.

+Paula Bean Humans are an invasive species. we have polluted the seas and we are overpopulated, causing us to go further and further into habitats and ecosystems that we did not previously live in, nor are we fit to live in without our technology. If you listened to the video, many penguin species fit a very specific niche in their ecosystems. If they are gone, the balance of those ecosystems will be disrupted, resulting in unprecedented consequences. Humans were not meant to be in these places, yet we are the greatest threat to them. Our waste alone has far reaching effects that have never been seen in history ever. Our world and the populations on it simply were not made to support this overuse of resources, including us humans. it won't be long after these species die out that we will be endangered as well.

Is this a Cumberbatch reference?????

@@azaanhm Yes

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@@SaraFatima mate wot???