The Future is Wild 2: Fan Expanded Universe. Speculative Evolution 

So here is the result of the latest collaborative video! (info: ru-vid.comUgkx3D51NKJTiXXvOJFVJg2yJVvZbSpOcEc7) the second part of ¨The Future Is Wild¨video (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Z4DWjYR7TOc.html) of last year. Including new original speculative animals many of you submitted! Thank everyone who participated! if your concept didn't make it into the video, don't worry, cause I intend to make more collaborative videos 😉 If your idea was chosen, feel free to tell more about it in the comments. I'm also curious to know if the result resembles what you had in mind👀 . As always please give this video a LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, CLICK THE BELL and those things that tell the algorithm the channel is worth maintaining Thank you all!

One thing that annoys me about The Future is Wild is how many of its environments feel incomplete, so it’s great to see these fan-designed creatures filling the gaps.

I think one thing people often overlook is that there is already extensive savannah and semi-desert scrubland in South America, occupied by many species that are often viewed as rainforest creatures in the public consciousness. Toco toucan, the most "toucan" of the toucans, for instance, is NOT a rainforest bird, but a savannah specialist. Same applies to things like hyacinth macaw, with its love-hate relationship with the toco toucan.

This is genius, I wish a remake of the Future is Wild, this time with a realistic CGI comparable to those of Prehistoric Planet. That would be awesome.

Back with a banger. Seriously Mario, you're among my favorite creature artists of all time, your creatures look realistic and lively yet still having a drawing aesthetic.I also often use your size comparisons for refference!Keep up the amazing work, you're simply the best!

THANK YOU MARIOLANZAS! Forest Flish Digila Ground Toucan Skyswimmer Yumodan Shagrat Great Windrunner Swamp Tyrant Iceberg Jellybox Highlord Deer Spear Bird Sea Grazer Terresoilo Leegra Neophocidon Fossacetus Plesiochelon Great Abyssal Newt Manacres Maximus Laniatitan

As "The future is wild" fan from my childhood days,I am SO HAPPY!

Season 2 of the future is wild do be looking fire

Loved your take on the great blue windrunner. It was one of my favorite creatures of the documentary and your redesign made it justice. I also like the quantity of futuristic mega reptiles in the video. I thought that the Future Is Wild lacked in reptile representation, especially the 100 million years in the future episode that was supposed to be a paradise for them.

Great to see some of the others creatures that didn't appear in the first one. And nice to see the concepts made by the members, congrats to those whose concepts were chosen.

Mr Lanzas entered to speculative evolution zone ? Rejoice ! This is a gift!

I used to rewatch future is wild over and over, love that show.

Aww, sad that my creature wasn't featured in this video :( Still, congrats for everyone who got selected for the video, y'all created awesome designs!! Special shout out to the creator of the giant newt-axolotl thing, that design was sick!!!

I always felt the Future is Wild while well-intentioned only offered a tiny glimpse into the diverse ecosystem of the far future focusing on only a couple of species. Another is how they reduce mammals to a shadow of their former selves, I mean rats are some of the most successful species out there, they could easily evolve to fill various niches.

Fans making new creatures and characters just makes expanding our favourite sources of media so much fun. and it's nice to pretend that these fan animals exist in the Future is Wild world

Incredibly awesome designs! Honestly as amazing as The Future is Wild is they missed out on a lot of potential. I remember one scene in the cartoon series had them looking at the Earth 100 million years in the future with Emily suggesting they explore an island that used to be South America, wondering what wildlife might exist there. This idea is especially intriguing since we got to see the Amazon Grasslands 95 million years beforehand, so one can only imagine how things turned out! There’s so many areas that go about unexplored like that, and so many creatures out there that go undiscovered!

Honestly something that bothers me about TFIW scenario is how Mammals, and then Vertebrates as a whole, become fully extinct by 200 Million Years, despite them basically having last far longer then that. If I did my own version of TFIW, I’d change 5 Million Years to 50 Million, and make 200 Million Years a new Age of Synapsids, where the descendants of future mammals rise and dominant Novopangea

That would be cool that you make a video about Dougal Dixon's *After Man* .

thank you for choosing mine and my friends creation, the Digila. it eats Spinks too. also it seems the Digila was the great start to the great dynasty of Squamata in the next 95 million years. (edit) After finding some helpful information apparently losing the venom is not beneficial and it might be better off with keeping it :)

Thanks!

Is there going to be part 3? It will be nice to see more futuristic animals. and by the way your art is really good. ❤❤❤❤ Try to keep a good work.

Me gustaron las criaturas que hiciste, me parecieron muy interesantes y espero que haya una tercera parte.

Man if I knew that you were going to include animals outside of the area. I would have included some that I made for Eastern Africa and Central America which I believe would have been a melting pot for North American and South American animals. Hopefully a part 3 could happen so I can send them and see them in the video in your art style.

We need more creatures for 200 million years in the future please make this a series love your work.

I honestly really like a lot of the After Man and The New Dinosaurs influence with some of these, really nice.

Another Awesome Entry of these Future is Wild Artworks, I really dig a lot of them, both Surprising and Amazing Results at the Same time

Wow, and just a few days ago I was thinking if we'd ever see a part 2 to this. Impeccable timing!

They look awesome! I really love how Great Abyssal Newt looks like and the Swamp Tyrant Gecko is an intresting Idea. People are really creative when it comes to future biology of the earth.

man, I remember watching the future is wild as a kid, It was such a good documentary series

Could you do this for the New Dinosaurs? That was about an alternate reality where dinosaurs survived. Might be a good challenge

2:13 genial mi criatura salio en el vídeo gracias ahora una breve descripción sobre mi criatura el sea grazer o pastador del mar: descienden de los capibaras esta especie durante la evolución se adaptaron mucho mejor al agua hasta el punto de volverse total mente marinos pero debido al cambio climático el amazonas se volvía una sabana los lagos abundantes ya no lo eran tanto por eso ellos fueron forzados a desplazarse hasta que se toparon con el océano así que tuvieron que evolucionar y adaptarse a los cambios de salinidad del agua y con eso prosperaron en el océano ocupando el nicho de los manatíes son animales sociales como sus antepasados viviendo en grupos comiendo algas y moluscos cuando detectan a un depredador se dispersan como un banco de peces durante temporada de apareamiento las hembras que quedan preñadas se dirigen a los lagos profundos de la sabana amazónica a tener sus crías esto lo hacen para evitar depredadores no tienen problemas con el agua dulce o salada debido a que la evolución les brindo la capacidad de soportar los cambios de salinidad en el agua cuando las crías crezcan lo suficiente las madres junto a ellas se irán al océano a unirse al rebaño de los sea grazers o pastadores marinos

¡Muchas gracias por poner a mi criatura (Swamp Tyrant Gecko) en el vídeo Mario! Se ve muy bien tu dibujo, los cambios que le hiciste son sutiles y muy guapos, se ve tan bien o incluso mejor de lo que hubiera imaginado, de verdad, bueno en fin. ¡Realmente gracias por tomarte el tiempo de ilustrar a mi criatura :-)!

That looks great the future is wild could use some more animals to create the ideal ecosystems based on what we see in nature today.

Damn all these creature designs look so creative! My favorite is the ground toucan :)

Thank you so much for using my creature (Fossacetus) in this video! It means so much that you used my creature and based it off my homemade drawing! Thank you!!! Edit: I love the changes you made compared to my drawing, it looks perfect. Love your drawings!

1:23 - Oh my god ! The chonkness actually *pull out and hop out at the party!* Also the woman in the comparission reminds me the girl from the future is wild cartonn series yes such a cartoon series actually existed

This series and the hybrid series is MY ABSOLUTELY FAVORUTIE KEEP UP THE GOOD WORL!!!!

Me llama la atención en Fossacetus, por su ubicación en el tiempo geológico seria uno de los últimos mamíferos.

Great job Mario lanzas youre genius of speculative evolution

I would say that the Sea Grazer would definitely take the role of modern horses or cows in the future.When the jungle dissapears in the Amazon basin,they would most likely evolve into peaceful grazers of the sawannas,and grow much bigger.Similarly like the Shagrats.Because with the absents of lamas and horses,it is more likely possible to take this niche for themselves.Because when there is an open niche out there,why would you adapt into water? And they would provide one of the basic prey items for carakillers. But thats my opinion.

Man,I've been waiting for this my whole life!New "The future is wild" creatures and locations!It's been almost 10 years!

My fav is the sea grazer!

The creativity on display here is fantastic!

You need to make an expanded expanded universe because you still missed some of the future is wild animals and it make your channel much more popular!😀😃😄😁😆

fantastic work. 2:24 so glad you included a crocodilian because we could aways have more of them.

You are so talented! Keep it up, Lad!

Frothing at the mouth, absolutely barking over here

Really like these new creatures and I would love to see the. In a possible future season!

Absolutely love it. Please keep doing this!

I’m looking forward to watching the future is wild and with your art you made me more interested

Fantástico trabajo!! Wonderfull Realistic Redesigns!! Entre los que faltaban & New Fan Upgrades!! Adoro Speculative Evolution!! 👋🤩😍❤️👍

Sick as hell man. I love it

Make another vid like that, its amazing. i would love to see some unexpected evolution, just as wales evolved from some horse like mammals, i recomend also to add a new aera like 250 million years in future.

1:46 R.T aqui, nais video mario, super geniales las criaturillas del futuro salvaje

FINALLY, NOW THE FUTURE IS WILDER

Awesome, glad to see a second part

Best soundtrack of all your vids, literally gosebumps

No way you actually did it!!! It looks awesome!

I love spec evo. Nice job on this. Also as a capybara lover I love the sea grazer

Everyone let’s make more creatures for the future is wild lets make this a series WOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!

Great video, and great art Mario!

I would have loved to have seen these Creatures appear in the series.

The last creature is pretty much a re - evolution of the Mosasaur (but on land)

Por fin salió el vídeo que tanto esperaba

自分が勝手につけた和名 0:27　シンリンハネウオ 0:38　アナホリドクトカゲ 0:49　ハシリオオハシ 1:00　ウキイカ 1:13　アマゾンキバネズミ 1:21　マンモスビーバー 1:29　クウハクチョウ 1:39　ホネクイワニ 1:47　アンドンクラゲモドキ 1:57　ヤマツノジカ 2:05　ヤリアジサシ 2:14　アザラシモドキ 2:24　オカワニ 2:34　カラアリオカウミウシ 2:44　クジラヒョウアザラシ 2:54　クジラネコ 3:03　クビナガウミガメ 3:15　チョウロウサンショウウオ 3:24　オオマナティ 3:32　ベンガルオオスナトカゲ

Me gustaría que haya mas documentales sobre la vida en el futuro, debería ser habitual.

1:25 OK I (will) PULL UP 2:17 same but under water

What's your favorite type of speculative zoology? Alternative evolution? (Animals that evolves into future ones after human extinction) Alternate prehistory? (What if prehistoric animals never went extinct) Or Xenobiology?(Animals such as aliens that lives on different worlds like planets or moons)

Make more videos of the future is wild just make a part 3 video please

3:12 pokemon clodsire

Una de mis series favoritas excelente video

Wow, no esperaba que saliese mi animal en este vídeo (Terresdilo); pero al verlo puedo decir, simplemente, que me encanta. En caso de que estéis interesados os dejo algunos detalles del animal: Los reptiles se adaptan mejor en temperaturas cálidas y tropicales, por lo que la vuelta a estas condiciones 100 millones de años en el futuro permitió su desarrollo y la ocupación de nichos que los mamíferos habían dejado vacíos. Los cocodrilos han sobrevivido tanto a la extinción del Cretácico como a períodos glaciares (a pesar de que su distribución global se redujo al trópico), por lo que seguramente con la vuelta de las temperaturas cálidas se adaptaron pronto y fueron capaces de prosperar. El Terresdilo es un descendiente de los cocodrilos que se adapta a un modo de vida terrestre. Para adaptarse a este nuevo modo de vida su mandíbula se volvería más pequeña, pero más efectiva para arrancar la carne de sus presas; para agilizarse más en tierra desarrollaría una cadera parecida a la de los extintos sinápsidos y su cola se haría más corta. Además, su color sería verdoso acorde con un ecosistema pantanoso. Estos animales cazarían en grupo para atrapar presas muchos más grandes y proteger sus huevos frente a otros depredadores dentro de un ecosistema tan competitivo y lleno de peligros.

5my 0:36 digila 0:47 ground toucan 1:10 yumodan 1:18 shagrat 1:54 highlord deer 2:11 sea grazer 2:40 neophocidon 3:10 great abyssal newt 10my 3:21 manacres maximus 90my 2:51 fossacetus 100my 0:57 skyswimmer 1:28 great windrunner 1:37 swamp tyrant 2:03 spear bird 2:21 terresdilo 3:00 Plesiochelon 3:30 laniatitan 200my 0:28 forest flish 1:47 iceberg jellybox 2:31 Leegra

Nuevas criaturas animales evolucionadas del futuro salvaje me encanta 🤩🥳✨🎊🎉🎊🥳🌠🌌

tremendo, brutal, me encanta este trabajo!

3:18 I don't want to see that one in water 😶🫣

3:14 Thank you for choosing my concept! Great Job with every creature as always! Your interpretation looks nearly identical to what I imagined it to be! And of course congratulations to everyone else who got their animal featured! For anyone interested here are the original notes I made: Name: Great Abyssal Newt Taxonomy: Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Amphibia Order: Urodela Family: Salamandridae Subfamily: Pleurodelinae Genus: Abyssotriton Species: polaricus Phylogeny: Its ancestor is the smooth newt (Lissotriton vulgaris) which has a wide distribution throughout modern Europe (even into Scandinavia and isolated in northern Russia) Physical Description: The great abyssal newt is a giant amphibian. In fact it is the biggest that ever existed. Old individuals are known to reach up to 11 meters. It is a paedomorphic newt. Meaning it stays in its larval stage throughout its entire life (similar to an Axolotl). Just like Axolotls this amphibian posseses external gills (which are bigger than in comparable Amphibians due to its immense size to absorb more oxygen - skin breathing isn't as efficient in big animals as in small ones). But unlike the other larval stages, this species can actually retreat its gills into gill pouches when disturbed (during feeding or when fish are trying to bite into the gill-similar to sea hares). Furthermore the great abyssal newt lacks eyes and is blind. Its bodyshape is a mix of a wobbegong shark and a Chinese giant salamander. It is relatively flat with its flanks and chin adorned with "whiskers" similar to the wobbegong. The basic colouration is a dark grey with very small white and red spots around the body to mimic smaller organisms like sea Stars, sponges or sea cucumbers. Due to its ambush hunting style of life its tail fin is reduced in comparison with other amphibian larvaes. Context: Due to the ever increasing freezing temperature in its native range the smooth newt became bigger to compensate with colder climates. Soon bodies of freshwater became scarce (due to glaciation), so the now bigger newts had to adapt and evolved to tolerate higher concentrations of salt in the water. They first moved down the rivers into brakish waters and later moved on into the sea ever increasing in size due to a lack of competition. (The colder climates lead to an extinction of larger predators - the same exctinction lead to the gannetwhale evolving.) Due to the cold temperatures on land the great abyssal newt lost its adult land stage and evolved to only live in its laval stage. The thicker ice on the oceans surface lead to darker oceans which in combination with polar nights (long timespans without sunlight) lead to a reduction in the eyes and ended with a complete loss of its eyes (similar to some cave dwelling salamanders and fish). Its low metabolism-ambusher lifestyle allows this amphibian to obtain an extremely old age. The oldest ever found was estimated to have been 300 years old!

Cool video!

I love some of my ideas like the giganser a giant merganser duck that fills the niche of ostriches among others

Fantastic designs!

2:05 Yoo Im in that video cool

PART 3 PLEEEEEASEE!!!

Part 3, these r so good

Cool stuff!

3:42 - 4:14 - I just love this version of music in 1990S. style

All Of These Creatures Looks Very Fabulosous

These are really cool

It's actually really cool!

3:35 Trex of the Future 😎💕🇮🇳

Awesome beasts!! I outta craft a few in the future!

Now that you made this amazing program I think it would be cool now the one about the after man book

Homiez wake up mario just posted a new the future is wild size comparison

Babe quick ! , New marino lanzas's video is here!

My custom: Seaphibian: 200 MYFN, a frog that had moved to sea due to the rising temperatures, developing tails while retaining tongues and lungs. They have a forest variant too.

All of them are very cool. But Fossacetus is my favorite

A mí me gustó el fossacetus un gato acuático muy lindisimo

Spear bird might have evolved like swordfish or eurhinodelphis with longer upper jaw as harpoon to separate fish from shoal or eve a penguin adapted to a total marine niche

can't wait for part three with the titan dolphin

Some look really cool

Long legged Crocodiles are coming back