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Hey everyone! The new video is finally up and done. It took me a week and a half to get this finished with all the holidays, and hopefully you like it.

It is a bit of a re-hash of some species that I have covered on the channel before, but I wanted to take advantage of the fact that we're a quarter of the way into the 21st Century by making a video like this.

Next week, I want all of you to tell me what video you want me to make:

1. Animals found in the Siberian Permafrost

2. 10 lost and rediscovered species

3. A profile of a single missing/extinct species (tell me which one interests you)

4. Strange Colour Morphs

Shoot me a comment or a message to let me know.

I'm also going to be moving to the Philippines in about 4 weeks. I hope that the move will not affect my upload schedule, but I'll let you know in early February how everything is going with that.

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Extinction - A Quarter Century of Lost Species

Check us out on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/c/user?u=90710607 The NEW All.About.Nature.Official Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/all.about.nature.official/?hl=en In this video, we're looking at 25 lost plants and animals from the past 25 years. Sorry for the noticeable voice change on the second animal. I had to re-record and my voice was already tired from all the recording. At the time I am writing this, the channel is at 99,592 subscribers. This means we are about to hit 100k! I am so honoured and blessed to have you all here watching the content I make. It's the best job I've ever had, and it's thanks to you! Music: The Fig Tree Jakob Ahlbom https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/VLI1P1T1mX/

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all.about.nature

I also opened an Instagram account for the channel (I make an announcement at the end of the video). If you're interested in following, it's @all.about.nature.official I only have one post so far, but the hope is that over time other people will submit pictures of species they encounter in their daily lives to be shared. Maybe it will work. Maybe it won't. But I thought I'd give it a try.

Shoesins

Strange colour morphs sounds intriguing, but I'd love to see an indepth profile of the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker, too.

Joe Dineen

All those topics sound fascinating, but if I had to choose one... #4