Mainland Thylacine | NOT EXTINCT | 18sec Video | BACK after 2000yrs | Thermal HD | Lazarus Species
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- Gondwana Rainforest Thylacine (Tasmanian Tiger) filmed for the 1st time in HD thermal,14th September 2024. From 12hrs of footage from a stationary Thermal Camera a small juvenile Mainland Thylacine spits up the joey Grey Kangaroos as it runs through the mob.
0:17 Introduction into the Gondwana Rainforest. Kangaroos, Wombats, Deer & Rabbits all feed on the grassland edge.
1:19 Grey Kangaroo Joeys are aware of something approaching from the right (West)
1:25 Grey Kangaroo Joeys Scatter.
1:33 Juvenile Mainland Thylacine appears from the right (West), 18 seconds of footage (HD Thermal).
2:02 Thylacine footage converted to negative.
2:33 7x Zoomed in footage showing the strange gait of the Thylacine.
2:48 7x Zoomed and 1/2 speed footage showing the unique tail of the Thylacine (Kangaroo Dog).
2:59 10x Zoomed in footage and 1/2 speed footage of the Thylacine.
3:16 Man carries gun through the area (12th Sept 2024).
3:26 Area closed for predator control (16th Sept 2024).
4:00 Does the Australian Government know about these Thylacines? Zoomed in footage slowed down to 10%.
Apologies for not replying to comments as much as I can over the last few days. I've been busy with work. I will try and reply over the next few days, as you can guess I'm slightly overwhelmed with the response and not just on TH-cam . If I don't get around to you, I thank everyone for their comments, especially those that come forward with their sightings. Life finds a way.
No. You're good. Thanks for uploading this video.
Why not try to upload it to the Atlas of Living Australia, It would force professional zoologists to make a decision.
Could this be a Southern Quoll? Looks like a nice capture of a large Southern Quoll covered in snow? Not denying it being a Tiger though? But some hair strand collection from the area and analysis against the known Thylacine DNA profiles could easily confirm or deny?
Yo, you gotta send this to Forrest Galante. This will be huge.
Awesome video! Send it to Forrest Galante. Cheers from Adelaide, South Australia!!!🇦🇺
I saw one on my way to a small gold mine l worked at in NE Victoria one night in the eighties. It ran up the track in front of my vehicle in the headlights for about fifty meters before heading off to the side into the bush. I told a couple of people but no one believed me so kept it to myself after that.
Good you keep it untold, probably best for the creature because of all sorts of reasons.
That's wild!
@@7hilladelphia I remember around 1980 after a few sightings of the Thylacine , someone put an ad in the paper( the age or herald sun ? ) $1000 for a skin of one, this upset a lot of people. Was the person serous or was it just a sick joke ? .
Yeah I dont believe it, most likely a wild dog.
@@sheepsfoot2 probably real. They were used as bedding as well as foxes in Western Victoria.
The only difference is people didn't really care as much. Today they say that they are still about. Even the thylocoleo photo is called fake today but the whole district saw it from time to time.
Who would you believe? The government or the people growing the food that we eat? People still believe in the government on this. Let's hope they know where their food comes from.
that's the most convincing video for the continued existence of the thylacine. I was obsessed with them as a kid, coolest animal
Its Ai dude.
@@rapfactor1it's just a fox
Hahahahahah that is a Fox even runs like a Fox 🤣😂 We shoot around 50 a week at night through Thermals and thats exact what we see and shoot ..Some Thermals dont show long hair well ..
@@Bern_il_Cinq just looks like a tassie devil
@@69lurebro a fox doesn’t have a tail like that, also they don’t gallop like that they walk
I saw one in 2000. At 7 am it crossed the road 40 metres in front of me as i drove to Morwell. It ran just as described.
It wasn't a dog dingo or fox.
I believe you.
I saw one driving down from Baw Baw in January 2022
@@matblack8479 Was it driving a Landcruiser?
All that i can say is "wow".
As a landowner who has been dealing with pest animals such as foxes and rabbits for over 40 years, I can say that that is no fox. The tail is the giveaway. In the last few frames you can clearly see the size of the tail. Foxes just do not have a tail like that. The movement of this animal does give the impression that it is wounded, but then you do get a quick glimpse right at the end of its hind legs walking normally. It honestly does seem to move just as Thylacines were described by those who had seen them.
I'm not convinced, what chance that they are present there and none of the sign had even been spotted?😅
Fox even runs like a Fox 🤣😂 Watch Edge of Out back on youtube exact fox Images if you no thermal long hair does not show heat on some thermals this one has Mange
FOX simple thermal long hair does not show heat on some thermals this one has mange and injured leg
It's a Quoll. Dasyurus.
You heard it here first.
It's a fox
Love it! To all of us who believe we have seen one (1990's for me, Powelltown Victoria) this gives hope we didn't just imagine it.
@thestrapguy2006 The people who know me well all ask my why I do this, my reply is always, "because there is thousands of people that have seen this animal and have been gaslighted so much that they keep it to themselves".
I do it for people like you.
There are many naysayers, some because they've never seen, some because they have looked and never found and then others who have found and don't want it known or don't what it around.
Powelltown some nice bush around there mate.
I would bet my eyesight and my manhood to the fact that its a thylacine. Super good news,its a good day to be alive
Congratulations on capturing a video of what appears to be a thylacine, i saw one a long time ago in the goldfields near Coolgardie, it had an emu bailed up against a fence and i was quite close and could see very clearly what it was, apparently the locals have long known about them with sporadic sightings of them in the area.
Fox even runs like a Fox 🤣😂 Watch Edge of Out back on youtube exact fox Images if you no thermal long hair does not show heat on some thermals
@@69luretroll !!
@@69lurefoxes don’t have round ears, nor do they have a tail that long. It’s a marsupial atleast.
Foxes definitely do not have that tail, even if it had mange@@69lure
I saw a Thylacine at a tip on a Saturday Morning in 1996. Myself and tip manager saw it from a short distance from both of us at the tip. I reported this to the Melbourne Zoo. They said they have had reports of sightings in area before.
Please edit and remove the place names mate 👍 Tell your friends but no need for exact locations on here.
@ambiguousworld but I had the right area pegged yes?
Can the Australian government protect them? Currently the Australian government are actively working against the interests of the Australian people and have completely failed at looking after them, so that's a fat NO. And can we trust the Australian government? Another fat NO! 😂
The Australian government is corrupt and rotten to the core Their only interested in bleeding the tax payers dry look at the cost of living increas3s
protect what. its obviously a fox, and shouldnt be in australia. like all placental mammals apart from bats. obviously that includes humans, the most viciously predatory species of all the animals that shouldnt be in australia
Ozzy government probably created this animal in a lb and released it
True they planning to ban you from having chickens soon with fake bird flu
Stop talking rubbish mate
The Australian government as it presently stands, is incapable of protecting its own let alone anything else unfortunately. Thank you for your passionate research.
as they stand, they are nothing but a corporation , they are not your government, they killed our commonwealth in 72
Absolutely correct
Why would Roos let a predator walk straight "through them"
Because they are stupid animals@@2Bros-OVO
at least Your Govt has Your Borders under control...here in the UK it's basically a Free for All...Illegal immigrants get PUT UP IN THE HOLIDAY INN INDEFINITELY!!!!....and Thrown at with Money...I'll trade Your Govt for OURS any day Mate.
I'm not too clue'd up with their handling of the Wild-life etc etc though unfortunately.
In about 1971-72 When I was about 7-8 There was a strange striped dog like creature with a long tail shoot and Killed by a farmer in Marborough Qld. I remember The photo was in the local paper the Maryborough Chronicle. Nobody knew what it was. It was definitely not a dog. I remember it vividly as I cut the pic and clipping out and did a school report on it. You have inspired me to try and track down the photo.
It's definitely something out of the ordinary, a well worth TH-cam recommendation, keep up the good work mate
FYI Joe Rogan is probably one of the biggest fans of Tasmanian tiger you should contact him send him your videos that would be some high-profile exposure he has dedicated whole podcast to the animal
Thank God! Everyone is send it Forrest. His last bullshit ruined him forever on Thylacine. But Joe Rogan great idea.😂
@@Richard-gy1pqNah. He didn't really believe it, either. I watched his entire video. He talked to the kid that set up the lie. It seemed pretty obvious.
And, Forest has found other stuff, for real. So, good for him. 👍
My father before he passed used to do a lot of work on the west coast of Tasmania and camping out for days was normal on his job they used to hear them at night and see the odd one he also said they would make a strange crying noise to each other that's a great capture on video mate if you look at the last known photos and one old film that's out there it definitely looks like it especially with the frame and it's jaw Line
The best video to date what a catch great work!
and the kangaroos are just sitting there not appreciating what they are seeing...
Talk about lazy -- they couldn't even be bothered to pull their phones out of their pouches and livestream it.
@@bassettjj Haha, you bloody legend🤣
They've never seen one before
“You remember when Gramps told us stories about these guys?”
ikr, how dare they
That tapered, whip like tail, square off skull and snout is extremely convincing and course none of us can be 100% sure one way or another but my god, that footage is incredible. To disregard the claim it's a Thylacine and say it's a fox is crazy, the animal captured on film has 4 legs, this is the only similarity between it and a fox. If you objectively compare thermal footage of confirmed foxes being hunted and shot, they look absolutely nothing like this animal....apples and oranges to anyone being honest with themselves.
Stiff back legs, long scrawny tail, definitely not a fox. Great work.
I have been in the bush around 40 years never seen a fox move like that or have a tail anything like that those saying it looks like a fox have no feckin idea
100% agree, it doesn’t move anything like a fox, injured or not.
I have also been in the bush for a good amount of time
No foxes dont move like that... unless they have an injured back left.. which this one does , look closely its back LEFT LEG is keeping off the ground.
I've shot a 3 legged fox that moved like this
😂😂 sure buddy
Whatever mate. It's a fox with a fucked up leg.
Yeah, wrong shaped head, gait and proportions for a fox.
This is clearly one of the best footages of "what can be" a Thylacine. If you stop a fram you can see that has small ears, and the tail is pretty stiff. It looks like a young Thylacine, or a injured fox. The footage is excelent, well done. I do hope some animal experts can give an update on it? How does it work? Does the AUS GOV could be helping you with that. Thanks for that!
We shoot around 50 a week at night through Thermals and thats exact what we see and shoot
The govt is killing them off. As he says, it did 'predator control' two days after he filmed it there!
And that's exactly how the Government helps with these animals.
Within the correct context, there comes a point in life where you can gauge how close you are to the truth by how doggedly you are targeted by the machine.
The machine has been broken down for a long time.😮
YUuuuuuUP!
Absolutely True.
The flack increases as your over the target...
The machine is an evil creature killing all the native wildlife in this country! Thylacine first, dingoes next 👿
true.
Most likely a fox with mange and probably an injured leg; like I know it's very hard and probably impossible, but you must have clear image in the daylight to make it very sure that you've found a thylacine; thermal cameras also show the fox's tail more thinner than it actually is
The kangaroo tails look normal
A daylight photo of a nocturnal marsupial? ... get a brain!
Wow. Looks like one with its long hind quarters and stiff tail. Great footage
Our bush is so dense and inaccessible that ive always believed that there has to be some survivors out there.
Could easily be. I hope so. But I don't think this vid shows one.
The bounciness of the gait, especially close up, is very convincing!
Where have you seen footage of a thylacine running?
You found that buddy that's one hundred percent
I don't think there's any doubt about this film being genuine, good luck and stay safe 👍
Amazing 😮 I believe you 100%
i still cant rule out a fox with bad mange, this high lights the bone frame of a fox more, and it did appear to have a injury to its left back leg. but i can see why people think its a Thylacine.
Well according to the government there is no foxes in mainland tassie?
Farmer here. Not a fox
Yeah, seems dramatic to just label this creature seen on vague thermal footage as a thylacine when it could easily be a fox.
When it's silhouetted against the roo, the head and ear shape definitely look like a fox.
i personally feel like if a fox had mange that bad, its body wouldn't be so stocky
Firstly, thank you very much for doing the work! I only just found your channel, went and watched a few other posts already and you do good stuff mate. This is the hard work that goes into proving things one way or the other, eventually. I'm convinced this video is interesting and probably one of the best I've seen. I'm more on the fence about this one than I usually am. A definite maybe! And I'm usually a no, no way, on the stuff I've seen other people post. Keep it up mate, we appreciate it!
2000 years since seen?.... more like around 90 yrs since documented wild sighted (1933)
You're a legend you found it
I have no idea where this footage was recorded, but the general description is similar to where I am convinced that I saw a Tiger out the back of Eildon Weir, at night when I caught it in a spotlight in around 1968 or 1969.I reported it but nobody was much interested in those days.
This is excellent news Christian. I'm so pleased for you. Your faith and persistence paid off. Well done. I hope the Thylacines will be safe from trophy hunters and zoological experimentation.
Good to see an Englishman first to film one 👍🏴
Best footage since 1936
Well done brother🙌🏻
You can NOT trust any gov...
This is exceptional footage. In all my days of picking apart “thylacine” videos that are really showcases of mange-ridden foxes, I’ve never seen an animal that looks so different compared to a fox in a thylacine video until I saw this. I got chills up my spine watching this… if this isn’t a thylacine, I dunno what it is.
It's a mainland thylacine! 😊
That is what I thought. It's the best footage yet!
I thought so too, but look at its snout. Too stubby.
The thylacines head is longer. IMO
@@Robochop-vz3qmit’s hard to tell because he is running on a bit of an angle
Never stop filming mate.
Slow it right down and look at the neck of the tail at 2:35. That ain't no injured fox I'd say that's a thylacine
Tasmanian devil…
It actually looks like an injured dog wearing a coat with a tail attachment..
The movement of the animal is absolutely amazing. Like something you have never seen before. Truly this was something special to watch.
Gondwana Rainforest Thylacine (Tasmanian Tiger) filmed for the 1st time in HD thermal,14th September 2024. From 12hrs of footage from a stationary Thermal Camera a small juvenile Mainland Thylacine spits up the joey Grey Kangaroos as it runs through the mob.
0:17 Introduction into the Gondwana Rainforest. Kangaroos, Wombats, Deer & Rabbits all feed on the grassland edge.
1:19 Grey Kangaroo Joeys are aware of something approaching from the right (West)
1:25 Grey Kangaroo Joeys Scatter.
1:33 Juvenile Mainland Thylacine appears from the right (West), 18 seconds of footage (HD Thermal).
2:02 Thylacine footage converted to negative.
2:33 7x Zoomed in footage showing the strange gait of the Thylacine.
2:48 7x Zoomed in footage show the unique tail of the Thylacine (Kangaroo Dog).
2:59 10x Zoomed in footage and 1/2 speed footage of the Thylacine.
3:16 Man carries gun through the area (12th Sept 2024).
3:26 Area closed for predator control (16th Sept 2024).
4:00 Does the Australian Government know about these Thylacines? Zoomed in footage slowed down to 10%.
Who saw the thylacine 2000 years ago? Methusalah? Its a fox.
The Australian government would most definitely know the thylacine is still alive , unfortunately they will do what they can to make these amazing animals disappear off the radar . It’s sad as I believe in the yowie and Bigfoot etc and the governments world wide keep saying they are not real as it would cause world wide chaos especially in the timber industry and the state and national forests . Keep up the good work and I truly hope that you keep getting amazing footage of these beautiful and once forgotten species we have
So sorry to say but it is a fox. The tail is too long and thin and waves with its movements right at the end. I would say it's got very bad mange. The odd gait? It was favouring a hind leg. I appreciate your work but so far every piece of footage of a thylacine I have seen has been a fox, with one possibly being a feral cat. Keep looking, God knows what you will stumble upon. 👍
@@angelahing8572It’s no fox but a Tasmanian devil with a bad leg.
@@LosDoyerss
Where are you watching from?
Because that's no tasmanian devil, they are only found on Tasmania and this is the mainland.
This is a fox with a bad back leg.
I saw one not far from home one evening on the mainland just on dusk.
Unbelievable! Well done. Congratulations.
This is awesome footage i hope some experts can verify it.
I had a personal sighting way up in FNQ 15 or so years back. I was out hunting just after a huge rainstorm in the lowland rainforest. I glimpsed its head then it turned and took off without a sound. They have a very distinctive back end thats unmistakable to any other creature. Oddly enough when i reported it to the university that was doing a study years later, they said 2 other people had similar encounters in the exact same area around the same time, though near canefields not the forest.
❤pretty convincing footage, certainly worth deeper investigation. Congrats and a heartfelt thanks for your efforts!! ❤ Keep us posted please
My cousin and I saw this exact animal with the same silhouette in 1995 on the Timboon rail trail near Glenfyne in Victoria. Their real and their out there.
It certainly looks like a young specimen , the walk plus the notable thickened elongated base at the tail is a give away sign . Well done !!! But as far as the Government doing anything , not a chance , and can we TRUST !!! the Gummit definitely Not .
good catch .
One of the more convincing videos i've seen. I wonder if it's possible to actually locate the route the animal took and look for a hair sample, just some physical evidence that can be verified
My Father and three of his mates saw an adult thylacine on the Longford road in the early 1950s.
“Can we trust the Australian government?”
Are you seriously asking?
That's amazing! Why are people so quick to discount sightings? They may have to re-think after this footage. Fantastic to see. Thanks for sharing.
Personally (and with some experience being involved with night-time fox control spanning several years for primary producers and also using thermal equipment), I believe this appears to be a fox with a dodgy rear left leg, hence the laboured gait! In addition, also from my extensive experiences, when using thermal gear a fox's tail appears to be rather "thin" as is also shown in this video
I agree. Definitely a left hind leg limp, whatever it is. Sadly I think the two appear too similar to tell with a thermal image that won't show the stripes, unless perhaps it's daytime and the black stripes are hotter than the tan fur.
Indeed, I'll take your knowledge and experience, over those that "want to believe" (and thus will). Proper, irrefutable (repetitive) evidence and this is not it. Pius if that were a Thylacine, every piece of flesh on legs would be bolting so fast, all that would be left in the vid would be the Thylacine!!! And yes as other poster suggests RE the stripes. Being a dark colour will absorb more heat so via the infrared should show a difference between stripes and adjacent lighter fur, not happening......
crap thats no fox i grew up in the bush never seen a tail like that or that long
It's a fox with mange and a limp lived in Victoria near Otways my whole life and mates Grand parents and Great grand parents always lived camped hunted Otways rangers for over 150 years .no Thylacines ever wild dogs foxes and good imaginations that's all .
@@markmarshall4779
And there would be other sign, scat or damage to carcasses.
Not to mention their calls.
100% the best footage I've seen well done.
Fox We shoot around 50 a week at night through Thermals and thats exact what we see and shoot
I’m convinced I saw one in Western Australia a few years ago crossing the road in the bush. It was like nothing I had ever seen or again since.
Couldn’t have been a numbat or quoll?
@@j.yossarian6852 Quoll. Like the one in this video.
Wow amazing!
Interesting footage, play around with the sharpness and contrast levels in the scope each time you put it out, each nights different and you can fine tune it for the humidity levels for that particular night, good catch though, amazing picture on that thing, Thermals going to bring us new discoveries.
For anyone looking at doing this HIK Micro just bought out the Habrok Pro binoculars with a 1280 HD Thermal in one side and a 4K Nightvision with IR illumination and laser rangefinder in the other, seems ideal for this sort of work ie acquiring the animal of interest with the thermal then switching to the night-vision channel to get color patterns, stripes etc.
I believe they are still in our forests in Tasmania. have spoken to contractors and landholders as well as bushmen who have seen them over the years. I haven't seen one personally but have seen some evidence based on research literature in my area some years ago while hiking the back country. They are smart and don't reveal themselves if not necessary when hunting. The Tasmanian Government has given up and don't want to hear from the public and their so called sightings.
Bother this is legitimately as close as your going to get without catching it with a trail cam. i cant believe "higher education bodies or sate/federal run body's would completely deny this without further investigation. your doing the people of Australia a service and putting the people we pay for each pay check with our taxes at shame. all it takes is one person to change history and your doing it mate! i would suggest getting a drone next to see if you can get a close up picture once you spot it in a field like this. but this is all just my opinion.
He already got on drone footage a few hours away from this location. The speed they move when they're scared I think only the best drone operators with fastest drones would have any hope's of a real close up.
That looks pretty good, definitely worth further investigation.
The gait is so different. They seem to lope along.
This video will definately be shared around. Thank you for your dedication.
O m g that's great all the best from Scotland.
How come everyone films thylacines and Ufos with a potato smeared with Vaseline.
Is there better equipment? Can you quote it?
@@LucyKelly-jh5is everybody has one, a phone
Probably because amateurs are too broke or inept to operate the good camera equipment, while pros with access to the good stuff won’t bother looking for something they believe no longer exists. There doesn’t appear to be a middle ground with this.
Hell, we know the colossal squid exists, but crisp footage of it in its natural habitat is impossible to come by at this time.
It’s a $10,000 thermal camera what else do you want😂
@@The-Opium-Den Kind of a poor analogy, colossal squid live deep down in the ocean. Most cameras don't work underwater, much less deep underwater. 99% of Australians have camera phones...
National treasures, give this MAN power to help
The ears don’t look big enough to be a fox. I have never seen a fox move like that either, even with an injury. I have seen many foxes, as they come for my chickens often, even during the day! That to me, is not a fox. I live in Victoria where this was filmed.
Look at the footage where it passes in front of one of the kangaroos and you can see its large ears silhouetted against the kangaroo. It's a fox.
its tail is far too long
I would be very interested to know if he found any poop and tested it. That’s how they identify animal populations and many other things. I’m starting to sway towards fox now too. Honestly the poop testing would be the most accurate, and hold some evidence to the claims more than this, but of course it would need to go to the right place for identification.
Well done on the. Footage gave me goose bumps...
Keep up the great dedication.
That is indeed a thylacine ( I saw one near Inverloch in about 1988, and at the time did not know what it was that I had seen, but, after being told that the area was a thylacine hotspot, some later research showed that it corresponded in appearance and behaviour exactly to what we know about thylacines).
Most convincing video I've ever seen.
You did it bro, you actually fkn did it. Congratulations
Fox We shoot around 50 a week at night through Thermals and thats exact what we see and shoot
Mate,I’m convinced! Well done!
Too many 'experts' don't know what they're talking about because their information comes from books, not observation. Relying on someoen elses' observations. I'm fascinated by your video. There are stories of creatures in the tropical raniforests of far north QLD that have been dismissed because the 'experts' haven't seen them. Too many anecdotes to dismiss them...
Very exciting, and immediately shared with my family.
It’s a Thylacine 💯%
Great work you have done it again. 👍
I've studied vet med for many years and have experience with a huge variety of animals and wildlife. The ears are not thylacine like at all which are normally shorter and rounder as museum specimens would show.
The bone outline also appears foxlike. It would be great to see daytime images of the animal too whether it is striped and can then rule out foxes.
Would like to see your credentials and rationale behind identifying it as 'a thylacine 100%'.
@@ad9872 Dude you're spamming everyone with the same comment. I'm happy for you to ask the question but please be mindful. I have deleted a few of these that I have read. I'm sure @andrewcalleja4642 will answer you. He knows as he has seen Thylacines and has images.
@ambiguousworld
I haven't just re posted the same comment everytime. There is a huge difference between being mindful and fraudulently posting falsified statements without any merit or plausible evidence. I've got screenshots and recordings of all these posts and comments and will gladly commence legal proceedings against you, the video maker and the commentors for making false claims.
He has images of thylacines? OK. Please post them. I'm sure he, and you, are more educated than the countless university educated professionals such as myself who have spent years and decades studying these. You probably haven't even got a high school certificate let alone university qualifications.
@ad9872 oh dear, assumptions are doing a lot of heavy lifting there. Chill, my friend, be patient.
Very convincing. It definitely looks like one. The movement is very unique. Great work to have filmed this sighting.
Wow nice catch mate. 👌🏻🐓
This is the first-ever picture I have seen that genuinely seems to provide a degree of evidence that the Tasmanian Tiger HAS survived the stupidity of Australian farmers. I am keeping my fingers crossed. Whatever that animal in the picture was, eliminating other possibles makes the Thylacine a strong remaining contender. Which would be a near-miracle. If this truly was a Thylacine, we need to make absolutely certain that farmers don't get to repeat their disastrous effort of the 1930s.
The Government is problem! Farmers why Farmers?
Not the first time it has been seen on the mainland in 2000 years there have been 1000s of sightings.
Would it be interesting to people if he said 100 yrs? Nope. Does TH-cam breed shitcunts making crap content, yup
I don’t know what he meant by that but the last known one died in 1936
@@lolcatz88he's a crack pot.
@@lolcatz88yeah…a quick fact check would have stopped that error. It seams a bit odd.
@lolcatz88 according to science and Australian government or any other literature on thylacine being on mainland Australia not Tasmania says they became extinct on mainland 2000 yrs ago. That's what he's on about.😊
Yep...that's clearly a Thylacine. Great info!
Would be strange for there to be this many "injured foxes " with the exact same gait
Government workers and biologists only ever see injured foxes even striped ones.😂
People shoot foxes every hour of every day so of course there are many injured foxes getting around.
@@Richard-gy1pqfoxes have brushy tails so count that off the list, if anything its a quoll but you never know 🤷🏻♂️
Look at what mange dose 2 them they rub fur of and keep rubbing till skin is sore that when they start having trouble moveing
Yes that animal didn’t have a bushy tail like a fox, if anything it might resemble a a small dog but its tail is long not like any dog iv seen
Well done Mate, keep up the good work!
I think its best to not tell anyone. Give them cover - or only word of mouth with people worthy of your trust. I hope they are safe and growing...
Apparently, the govt is killing them off. They need public support!
Exactly....keep your mouth shut and keep it a secret !!! Too late now. the whole world knows where these creatures are so no doubt will be extinct soon
Wow. Amazing footage.
Too large for a quoll, it's either an injured/unhealthy fox or a tassy tiger. What do the experts say of your footage ?
Bravo my friend you are the bombshell
I seem to recall that a variety of animals were released at Longernong Station on the Wimmera river near Horsham in early settlement days. The Thylacine was one along with puma’s, lions, ostriches and some others.
I hope you’re right,it would great if you could come up with some literature that confirms that.
really ? as a Wimmera person I’ve never heard that 😊
@roblynch2809 Thomas Austin. Apparently Australian government sent him back to England for doing this. And he had to pay for it by donation. Which was what was used to build Austin hospital in Melbourne.
It is a pretty interesting image capture. The anatomy and the gait seem to fit the thylacine but I would need to see some clear, normal, image to be convinced. Any way you can convert the thermal imagery to something that looks ‘normal’?
Well done lad, absolutely love your work, always thought you would capture one & as far as i can see you have. To all the negative nellies out there, that aint a fox, nor a dog. To me that's 100% thylacine. Thumbs up to you lad, take a bow!
Wow! So exciting to know that they still exist. This is definitely the proof we have been waiting for. Congratulations!
We shoot around 50 a week at night through Thermals and thats exact what we see and shoot
This is fantastic footage!
I cannot be certain it is a Thylacine, though it strongly resembles one.
I am no biologist.
Game changer mate. MK Davies had a good theory about the Thylacine being responsible for Chupacabra sightings in South America. This is incredible evidence though!
Best footage I've seen
I had a good friend her name was foxtel . I fed her by hand every night she was extremely friendly. When she had kits she used to bring them along with her . I have a lot of video and photos from over a 3 year time frame.....I am extremely aware of a foxes appearance, mannerisms and gait ..Thats No Fox.
Gotta love some of the comments, some claiming it’s everything from a brushtail possum to a bull terrier!? Like really? Sure it’s not a frog? FFS!
It’s 99% a marsupial quadruped. Its gait is so similar to a tassie devil but it’s too leggy for a devil or quoll IMO.
I can understand why some people are saying injured fox but look at that tail, rump and elongated neck.
Great work as always!! 👍
@wotdontuno awesome comment! 😂❤
Inconclusive but interesting.
Could be a fox with an injured right rear leg.
Seems to have limited movement on that leg which could be giving the appearance of a more thylacine like gait
It would be very unlikely that the thylacine exists anywhere given the lack of conclusive footage after all this time, not to mention the complete lack of fresh corpses found for over a century.
Inconclusive.
If you have a clear photo, it's photoshopped.
If you have a body, it's fake straight away. Good try.
If you have prints, could be anything.
If you have 12 people witness it, they are after fame.
Can you see where I'm going. They have been here all along, just ask the older generation. They were known by older local ladies as the dogs that couldn't walk with stripes.
The men would watch them walk whilst they built bridges and farmed they even shot them. Bodies are in the museum of Victoria.
Inconclusive is not a reliable answer. It's the classic line of avoiding the answer. If you are a scientist, I understand. Many of them are scared of ridicule even though they agreed with other images and prints.
@@daverclees8042 I can see that you’re taking valid skepticism with far more realistic explanations than the animal being alive and trying to perpetuate it as preposterous or ridiculous. Propose something as absurd all you want, but a photo being faked is far more realistic than the animal actually being alive today. Rumours from fucking backwater nobodies is not conclusive evidence you muppet
@@daverclees8042 I can see that you’re taking valid skepticism with far more realistic explanations than the animal being alive and trying to perpetuate it as preposterous or ridiculous. Propose something as absurd all you want, but a photo being faked is far more realistic than the animal actually being alive today. Rumours from fucking backwater nobodies is not conclusive evidence you tool.
Very odd fox, but perhaps, tail length shape very different from foxes I saw in Aussie, markings different.... Gait very odd, injured? Not my first reaction. Fair investigation needed❤
@@daverclees8042 It is inconclusive
You just need to cope with that a bit better
yes it does look like a tasmanian tiger, cant tell if there are stripes on it there...
glad they survived :)
@@JackFrost008 I don’t think that the stripes would show up on thermal cameras.
100% Fox with a badly injured leg, even the thermal is showing a hot injured leg
3:00 That's not a fox build lol
This made my day.
This is it! Finally!! FINALLY!!!!!!