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We need to create a vast wild life reserve around the sites of their
most recent sightings....
And we need 1/10th of 1% of the money spent on covertly funding
ISIS and other terrorists in Syria .... to be spent on a breeding / cloning
program to ensure these wonderful creatures don't actually become
extinct.
be happy :-)
Possible Evidence of Living Tazmanian Tigers
I'm considering the possibility that "video #2" is presenting us with some sort of hyena.Quote:
Posted by Atlas
There are no hyenas in Australia... :sherlock:
Do or did hyenas ever live in australia?
"No - outside zoos, there were no hyenas. There were large, carnivorous marsupials, however, such as the thylacine.""Only in zoos; hyenas are placental mammals, which were virtually unknown in Australia until we silly apes arrived"
Atlas-- you have no idea how much I wish you were right and the tiger is no longer extinct. Just imagine, we 'stupid apes' destroyed a species so recently that we were able to FILM the animal in its last days I am so angry about it, not that anger and sadness helps. I have visited Tasmania and there are areas which so far are still wilderness and that gives me hope that these unique Australian animals have managed to survive. Sadly though, I think it is very unlikely.
Thank you for the opportunity to see 'The last of his kind' again.
did we hunt these ones out of existence?Quote:
Posted by lucidity
- Why I Believe The Tasmanian Tiger Is Still Alive...
For years, sightings of the Tasmanian Tiger, or Thylacine, have persisted throughout mainland Australia and Tasmania. I have personally been on expeditions to both of these places and believe there is one last place to look, Papua New Guinea. Here are some of my reasons why I believe the Tasmanian Tiger is still alive.
- Tasmanian Tiger Caught on Camera? (New 2024):
The Tasmanian tiger, also known as Thylacine, is an animal I looked for on Extinct or Alive. It is one of the most well-known extinct animals, and this man named Zack may have caught it on camera. Could this be proof thylacine is still alive?
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