Extinction: The Facts

At the beginning, I thought I was just watching another documentary. Soon, I started to realize, it's not a documentary. It's a horror movie. Not just a horror movie but a story of hopeless despair.

May God save the world from human's hands, please save all the animals and forests from the greed and stupidity of human beings. This is a hell made by us. At the end of this mass extinction, we might probably be the last to go extinct. We really need to stop ourselves and get started to save the world... if it's not too late.

Put his brain in a computer, we need wise david attenborough forever. Future generations take heed.

This one has it all - stock footage that is no way related to the topic - being cleverly placed to mislead, input from "experts" that when you check their credentials reveals that they are activists, a study commissioned by the UN from *only one year ago* have determined that we're doomed. Ridiculous!

It even has Al Gore's long-time discredited "hockey stick graph" lol And, to blame Cvid on global warming is completely discounted radical speculation

All the "evidence" is sourced to *computer models*, not facts, and there are zero interviews or input from anyone that disagrees with its conclusions.

Nonsense. Not a doc, but activist infomercial.

The interconnectedness of our world and the decisions we make and actions we take can no longer be ignored. Thank you for this documentary.

In the age of Covid-19, Sir David Attenborough and his friends examine the mass extinction taking place right now. It is one of the biggest extinction events threating biodiversity and possibly releasing other pandemics upon the world. This looks at some of the possible consequences and solutions.

This is an important subject. It's deceptively simple and yet massive. It's hard to wrap your arms around it because there are a lot of different roads to take. I love the white rhino but the doc becomes scattered. This is basically an one hour presentation. There are lots of information that needs to go out. There's also a need for solutions. It becomes a lot of bromides and platitudes and complaints about the politics until they get to the gorillas. This is not going to convert anybody new or drive the hesitant into action. That's really the only measuring stick.