[Blewvane]

Hahahahaha, better check that first link mate. Hahahahahaha. While not totaly impossible but it is very unlikely that there are any left, people have been looking for a live one for years and still no joy. As for cloning one, yeah they said that years ago and the idea pops up from time to time but they have not done it yet. Again, check that first link. Hahahahahahahaha.

[güttsfükk]

oops, fixed


i'd quite like to see someone discover a living thylacine, it's the animal that sparked my interest in cryptozoology along with the coelacanth and the megamouth shark

[Airship 1]

How many here have studied Tasmanian Tigers enough to know their characteristics? It's quite a dog-like creature in the video. I've only seen photos of the animal, and I (with my faulty memory intact), remember them as being less lanky, and more bulky than the video creature.
Also, an animal as elusive as the T. Tiger would be unlikely seen running through an inhabited complex like the one in the video.
With that said, I am one who likes to believe that animals thought to be extinct may still be alive somewhere, somehow.

[güttsfükk]

wild animals are known to head into inhabited areas when food is scarce so it always is a possibility.

if cases like the hoan kiem turtle and coelacanth have taught us anything, it's that anything is possible with extinct animals

[carkees]

If they are still around, there should be more of them. So will we see more (and better) proof soon??

[Blewvane]

Aaaaaah, yeah - sure. I got one in my back yard that i'm gunna sell on ebay.

[juancarlos331]

wow... I have been fascinated with the tasmanian tiger since the 4th grade... and unless that is a greyhound in australia, it sure looks like a thylacine to me! great post

[güttsfükk]

Originally Posted by carkees ↗

If they are still around, there should be more of them. So will we see more (and better) proof soon??

there are so many animals that have been considered extinct and then rediscovered many years later, so i think people should have more of an open mind when it comes to extinct animals

[PsychodelicTurtle]

Yea, I sorta need more proof than a blurry video. Sorry.

[TheCapn]

Probly a dingo or feral dog with mange so it has no fur..they get mistaken for chubacabras alot too.