[KingMidasInRevers]

Yes it does look a little like a shaved Tasmanian devil..I'ts not a bear..I know that unless it's some very defected one..The feet are wrong for any bear..Okay that's my nickels worth

[Nve]

It was found in china wouldn't surprise me if those bastards nicked it from Tassie and once they found out how vicious those bastards are they let it free....pure speculation on my part

[b00]

this is a oriental yeti? i thought they were supposed to be human-like creatures
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Photos of what Chinese trappers call an 'Oriental Yeti' show what appears to be a big cat with mange. Bigfoot researchers are worried that the hype discredits real yeti research.

[RogueTrader]

Kangaroo/wallabies tails aren't like that. They can't wrap around to the front of them like that.. they only go straight back.

[KingMidasInRevers]

I got it!!! It's a manged Dingo dog..It looks very sad in your pic, b00..I would hold it and love it and pet it and call it George...Poor thing..Whatever the fuck it is

[pitlover7]

oh,i see them all the time in Newyork

[andycimex]

Looks just like the bears in Germany (in a zoo) who all by a sudden dropped all their fur last year.

[Hawklore]

Originally Posted by Pigeon ↗

It has a long tail and the hindquarters of an animal other than a bear. But yeah, probably just some ordinary critter with a disease. I thought "wallaby" when I read about the tail but the feet aren't right. It's so hard to tell when it's hairless - all hairless mammals look the same!! Maybe a member of the weasel family (which also includes otters, badgers and the wolverine)? Wish there was footage of it in an enclosure large enough for it to move around, or at least see the tail!

I agree, I took a quick glance at it's head, I've seen mange/scabies so many times I knew it wasn't what they thought it was.

Tasmanian Devil or the likes.

[LiveWireTREE]

i Honestly think thats cool

[mjm]

Face looks kinda like a hyenas.