Screenshot from Julia's video.

Some call it the "Sixth mass extinction." Some call it "The End." Some say "Nothing is happening; stop exaggerating." Whatever your views, watch Julia Galbenu's latest video to learn about the world's changing extinction rate, how it's on the rise, and who's to blame.

Click the image below or follow the link to view the video. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZ6ZxfGhBOs

Julia Galbenu

Julia Galbenu graduated from Oxford University with a degree in Biological Sciences. Currently, she's making her way down Latin America with one simple aim: to get people outdoors and make them fall in love with nature. She talks about her experiences and scientific knowledge on her Instagram (@lets_talk_nature) and YouTube channel (Let's Talk Nature).

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