In case anybody doesn't understand what he said - if there are some alive out there, their population is very very small. Maybe 250 in all of australia, compared to badgers (a relatively rare species) having 500,000. The amount of thylocenes would be so small that if there's proof some are still alive, well there's enough *_rude_* people in australia that all of the tazmanian tigers will die. Stronger words wanted.
I like how forest was so excited in the beginning but then after talking with the person for a little bit, you can see the sadness in his eyes cause he is realizing the guy could be faking it
@user-nd8ql2vr9i , I agree, that would be absolutely hilarious! An idea for Beaver, if you're listening, from an Aussie fan; try debunking that yowie video that was released about a year ago, I think? It's cool because there are so many little things that don't fit but at the same time, there are few clean explanations because when was the last time you saw an 8-foot person?
The saddest part about the thylacine's extinction was the fact that it was caused by people deliberately spreading false information about the animal attacking livestock.
@@nejmizrendomand what, you can easily protect it yourself or have a guard dog, you don’t hunt the whole species down. Coyotes aren’t getting hunted to extinction
I watched Forrest’s video and I want to believe he’s so obsessed with finding a thylacine that he’s not thinking as critical as he should be. The kid that said they saw it is absolutely bsing Forrest. We’ll have to see how this unfolds.
@@FUNGUSLORDhe takes credit for other peoples work like that caiman he "rediscovered" Sergio Balaguera-Reina had already rediscovered it and Forrest promised to donate for Sergio's caiman research for serigo helping him out with the episode but he never donated anything
He might be making this stunt to attract some sponsors for the expedition he's been planning. For a few months now, Forest has been wanting to get an expedition going to find the thylacine
@@ashuraomega1000Many animals have "gone extinct" just to be found before. It isn't impossible, although the lack of any footage over the span of decades does make it seem unlikely
@@flightlesslord2688 You probably still believe in Santa. Clearly these pics are fake, edited in one way or another, did you even watch this video aswell?
@@flightlesslord2688 I’m leaning towards ai generation -> filter. Ai is running rampant nowadays. The nose decided to drink an invisibility potion in that one pic, only ai can make that dumb mistake, so an artist using one model that happen to have 2 separate textures for some reason is out of the question imo haha
He used the zoom he said. Smartphones all have terrible zoom because there's no way it can be good without the lens sticking inches out the back of the phone.
I can't remember where I saw this, but apparently there was a rumour that during transportation a few Tasmanian Tigers escaped from their enclosures and ran off into the wilderness. Years later when reports of the chupacabra started popping up people described their hunting behaviors as very similar to the Tasmanian Tiger. So if the Tasmanian Tigers do still exist they could be the inspiration behind the myth of the chupacabra
@@c0rg1s that’s the Americanized version. But the original Chupacabra sightings took place in Puerto Rico, and even then, it was described as an Grey Alien-esque creature with spikes.
Was this in Puerto Rico? Because that’s where El Chupacabra originated from. I personally like the theory that the original Chupacabra was a science experiment that escaped or something from a different dimension/planet. Because the Chupacabra was first described as a small vampiric alien grey looking creature with spines then when it became mainstream it was Described as a coyote with mange in the USA
This interview was of so much comedic value. My favorite part was where he couldn't remember how he got to Tasmania and doesn't know the names of the towns despite having relatives live there.
Should he know names of towns besides the one his family member lives in? Why would he? I have a sibling in Providence, Rhode Island and I couldn't name any of the suburbs of Providence if my life depended on it. The story is fishy but that's not one of the reasons.
This is true, however you’d need to scroll through to that “mode”, whereas the guy claims the photos were taken in a rushed manner meaning he wouldn’t have had the time to choose a square lense.
Forrest is trying to get to Papua New Guinea for a Thylacine expedition. Claims it’ll be $5 million to get him there. So it wouldn’t surprise me if he was involved too. Especially with TAGOA and his relationship.
5 million? I don't know much about expeditions so I can't really comment but that's a lot. Wonder what all the money goes towards and how long it's for
@@AGamingBeaver he has a video on his channel talking about it. Why he thinks they aren’t extinct. I might be misremembering the amount, but I thought it was five. I imagine it’s for a crew and all the trail cameras and things he wants to bring to set up. The video was interesting, but again, no physical proof of the supposed animals in question being alive or the photo of the jaw bones that were supposedly from the deceased animal, a “striped dog”.
Maybe it’d cost that much for the travel and guides and maybe being there for a while and high end equipment but even then 5 mil is still a lot even with that amount of stuff to account for
I was convinced I was fooled the moment one guy said the photo of the shiny eyes was of a different animal, it's true that a thylacine would be skinnier.
It’s interesting how the dude who made the Weird Birds story got involved due to how similar the thylacine looked to his model Also wouldn’t it be cool if Beaver covered Weird Birds?
I've seen clips of this guy here and there. Every time it's just him talking about 2nd maybe even 3rd hand info. No primary source that isn't absolutely a hoax like this. Its a shame that thats the stuff that goes mainstream; instead of actual comservation effort. So few willing to talk out on misinformation like this. For that I have yet even more Respect for you James!
He did rediscover the Fernandina Tortoise, the Pondicherry Shark and caught legitimate video evidence of a possible Zanzibar Leopard. He has done incredible work to put species back on the side of living creatures. The Thylacine is his White Whale though and has had an obsession to find one alive.
@@OVER-RANNUSunfortunately there’s a lot of things Forrest has done that’s not true. For one the leopard discovery has been greatly called into question as there has been no further proof of these cats five years after that trail camera video on a small island. Many believe the footage was of a mainland leopard passed off as the Zanzibar leopard. The tortoise, caiman, and langur he “discovered” were all discovered and documented way before any of his ventures but he got credit for their rediscovery. And the tortoise especially he and his team did no work in actually locating the tortoises location all that Galante did was tag along with a camera crew and got all the credit for the discovery. Unfortunately he’s a bit of a phony
Not to mention the fact that their extinction was the result of fearmongering caused by people deliberately spreading misinformation about the animal attacking livestock
@theangrysuchomimus5163 well they are a unique species for a marsupial. Both male and females have pouches, could rear up on their hind legs for a better view, open its jaw 80 degrees wide, and they make yip yap calls. I just find it's speacial features interesting, if you don't that's fine too
Also let’s not forget Forest ran in front of the researcher (who spent his life trying to find the last fernandina Galapagos tortoise) to grab the tortoise and say he himself found it. He’s just not a good guy. The thylacine is absolutely edited photos of Archesuchus’s thylacine puppet. You can even see seam lines. They were not used with Archesuchus’s permission however
He also did the same with the caiman a Colombian scientist had already discovered it and he actually helped out on the episode and in exchange Forrest promised to donate money for Sergio's research and he never donated anything
I do like the idea of Tasmanian tigers living somewhere in Australia, it’s a lot more believable and more realistic than a dinosaur living somewhere in the African jungle
I know this has nothing to do with the video but I like to think that Godzilla is a turtle that was sick of eating straws and evolved just to cause terror for feeding him straws
Great to see that Beaver was not fooled, and is actively calling this guy out for this. Its always great to find out that a TH-camr you enjoy watching gaming videos of is both properly skeptical and trying to get the word out. Respect man.
This reminds me of the video you made about the shark attack that never happened. I like these videos about debunking false information videos, also bringing Excited in to bring in commentary with you as you watch was fun.
You should make more content like this where you try to debunk obvious hoaxes of prehistoric animals n' such. I know it probably takes a lot of time and effort to make that kind of content since you need to do loads of research, but I found this very interesting and insightful... and who better than the one and only GamingBeaver to play prehistoric detective lmao
I love that in the beginning he claims a ranger from Queensland saw 4, however thylacines have never lived that far north, it's too warm for them. Evidence only shows them lived in south Australia, Victoria and of course Tasmania
@@FUNGUSLORD I looked into this and yeah I didn't know they went that far up. From what I read though those populations were the first to start disappearing, so that's probably what I got crossed. Thanks for the heads up mate 🤘☺️
Great video James! You and Xseidet should do more reactions to extinct animal hoaxes. Btw I don’t think you need the music in the background, or at least something different than those same 3 tracks lmao
I thought they were fake. But at the same time I was really hoping they were real and I was wrong. But the nose of the one picture definitely gave me red flags. It some of the other pictures I also felt like they were fake, but a couple pictures I wasn’t sure about if they were fake. Then again, I don’t know photoshopping and was waiting for someone to do an analysis video. Thanks for the deep analysis on this and making it clear what this was!!!
I really don't think it's real, literally looks like a picture from weird birds, a shame considering this guy is quite well respected and these photos are " questionable " at best
@@Hank39 Oh I really don’t think it’s real at all anymore, but I did question if it was real or fake. And it makes Forrest look really bad, he could’ve had them at least verified to be not photoshop before doing uploading the video. I know Forrest might’ve been excited about it. But verify that it wasn’t photoshop. It makes him look bad that he was only did the video for the views.
@@OVER-RANNUS 100%, my first time hearing about the guy, if I didn't check his channel and see his legitimate work I probably woudn't think very highly of him, and even so I have a very bad first impression
@@Hank39 This is your first time hearing about Forrest Galante? I heard of him back in 2018 when he got video evidence of the extinct Zanzibar Leopard and I think his expedition for the Thylacine. In later years he rediscovered the Pondicherry Shark and the Fernandina Island Galapagos Tortoise and a possible sighting of the Yangtze giant softshell turtle in 2019. This is why I’m very surprised that he uploaded this without doing verification in case of photoshopping or something. It does make him look bad for posting this.
@@OVER-RANNUS Yep, and I didn’t actually know about any legitimate rediscovery until you just gave me some examples, seems like a refutable guy overall, so I’m honestly confused how this happened
i love the video and breaking down the obvious hoax however i think that you ended up villainizing forest a lot. the dude is most likely one of the single most important people when it comes to critically endangered species and extinct species rediscovery and conservation. The guy has rediscovered 8 formerly extinct animals such as the Zanzibar leopard and most popularly the Fernandina Island tortoise which hadn't been seen for 113 years. I highly encourage everyone to follow forest and his efforts. Forest is an extremely reputable source and while he may be overly excited about the Tasmanian tiger while watching the video you can see by his body language that he is extremely disappointed.
A lot of his videos are full with tons of misinformation. He is also really rude, he will catch all the fame for „finding“ a creature and literally running ahead of the camera while the guides that found the creatures (the tortoise for example) were pushed aside with no credit.
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Great video. One thing I'd like to point out is that you actually can take a 1:1 ratio on your phone. At least on mine I can select from several ratios and a square frame is one of them. It doesn't just have to be cropped or on IG.
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Run fact there is something i noticed with the with the jaw. If you search up images of this creature's scull, you can see that the teeth don't match up. I also think its funny how many times the guy just sits there and lying all of this stuff together.
I feel bad for galante, he genuinely loves nature and found an extant island Galapagos tortoise. He was so excited for the tasmanian tiger, but knowing that its fake.
You brought up many of the points I did when commenting on the Forrest's video, one thing I will say, I personally don't feel like Forrest is trying to pull one over or anything, The Thylacine is his Great white whale, he's gone on a bunch of expeditions looking for it, gets super excited about it, I feel he's just doing his due diligence to confirm or deny, at the start he seems very excited but as the video goes on you can tell he's believing less and less, I personally don't mind there being some kind of record kept as far as something real or if it's a hoax, plus since this is probably a hoax, there's a public record of the guy doing it and he won't be taken seriously in the future, that's one positive from this. Forrest has a You tube channel though, of course he wants clicks, every TH-camr does, you do, Mr. Beast does, it's literally no different than any other creator, at least though he's not taking this hook, line and sinker and is actually trying debunk stuff.
I agree with you. I was hoping by the end of his video he came to a conclusion or did some research into the photos but he didn't. That's what got me. He seemed to only truly be convinced by the photo that looked straight at the camera. In the photo the head is far too small in comparison to the body for it to be a thylacine. So it's up to other people to show that these are fake.
@@AGamingBeaver For sure man, I'm pretty sure most people are leaning towards hoax, at least I am, which is unfortunate, I would love to see something thought to be extinct make a come back, but for now it seems it's still extinct until real proof comes out.
I hate when TH-camrs say it’s weird or suspicious when people don’t want to be on camera, Not everyone wants their face plastered all over the internet 🤦♂️
I wish with all my heart that they would still exist somewhere out there because I have such a love for the Tasmanian Tiger but I agree with everyone that if it does... 'no it doesnt'. Humans had their chance to see this beautiful animal and they destroyed it.
I did not expect the Gaming Beaver to debunk some supposed photos of extinct animals, but man, this was great. I wish the Thylacine was still around, but I have very little hope that it is.
Forrest has lost all credibility especially when he steals credit from other people's discoveries like serigo from Colombia he had rediscovered the caiman already and Forest promised to donate money for Sergios caiman research for helping Forrest with the episode but he never did
He has done almost everyone dirty he has dealt with regarding rare animals. And fabricates information to make it seem like animals have been missing at longer than he says.
@@Alberthoward3right9up yea maybe there's a reason extinct or alive wasn't renewed for a new season like he compared him producing results and getting in an argument with a TV executive with those Bigfoot shows
@@noelramirez1551 his show is worse. He tries to pull it off as facts. (We all know the bigfoot suff is fake) And a bit of old fashioned research shows holes in all of his so called discoveries. And or the stories. Same as the cylocanth or whatever is name is. If you research that you cannot find any of the information he gives nor his father.
I love that people are bringing attention to stuff like this, trying to see if a species is extinct to try to protect it, but hoaxes just arent helpful, and instead just make every video just seem like a clickbait hoax. Its like trying to prove the existance of an endangered species by catching it in a bear trap. Sure, maybe you found it, but you caused a lot of harm to find it, and ended up maiming the creature anyways.
This video is very adeptly edited to remove the explicit times Forrest says things are fishy, all the times he caught the guy slipping up. Well done, Beaver.
Although you’re right about them opening their mouths extremely wide, like very very wide. It’s not in the way of the photo as im sure you know. They open their mouth like a snake, moving outward or downward or however you want to call it, but not straight down, moving like an unhinged pipe wrench, like seen in the photo
I'm gonna be honest I don't think beaver knows much about this topic but I do respect him covering it but forest galante is legit he's found extinct animals many times
So the thing is: that isn't actually true. A lot of the animals he 'rediscovered' were either never thought to be extinct, weren't ever valid or were rediscovered by someone else years before he did. The caiman was found a year earlier by a local herpentologist and the monkey was even photographed SEVEN YEARS before Forrest 'proved' its existence. Some, like the Zanzibar leopard, are also likely not real findings, as much as it pains me to admit it, given several details in how they went looking for it don't add up at all. The Javan tiger we can't give him credit for. People who didn't work with him discovered the evidence it might be still around. Forrest had zero impact on that discovery. Plus, there's already new evidence out that debunks the claim.
@@noelramirez1551 Did he? Sergio himself doesn’t appear in the episode, unless I’m misremembering. And while Forrest made promises of funding and helping Sergio and other local zoologists, according to said zoologists, no help really came from Forrest after that. No funds, no contacts, nothing. Forrest did give Sergio some shoutouts later, but all of these only occurred after the allegiations. Sergio discovered the caiman a year before Forrest did, so Forrest’s claims of discovering it were a lie from the start. It’s why he’s actually been blacklisted to.
@@megadracosaurus it's said he helped with the episode that could be anything from showing him the areas he can find the caiman to being the middle man for making sure Forrest and his crew had everything they needed while in Colombia idk I think he cares more about the fame and recognition more than actually preserving animals
@@noelramirez1551 It’s a shame, because I feel like Forrest can and has done good things. He brought the Faroe stuff to the public eye, he went undercover in wet markets and he spoke to the US Congress about non-lethal predator control. But he has fell of in recent years. Whenever I hear about him now, he’s appearing on a podcast to discuss what animal would win in a fight, or to share some weird theories about mammoth de-extinction or Texan thylacines. I grew up admiring the guy, and I do admit it hurts to see he’s fallen from grace.
Search up Tasmanian Tiger yawn gape, it’s kinda what their famous for, (although I see what you mean with the image, it’s jaw is sticking way to far out to be real)
What is this hate towards Forest Galante? You said he is just trying to gain likes and views out of it but arent you doing the same thing now? You are now trying to gain as many likes out of this video from somebody else..
Yeahhhh the “clout chasing” whataboutism falls flat here People pointing out misinformation/disinformation =/= clout chasing. And the more people point it out as such the more people will see it and be educated by it
Everyone does it nowadays, But I won't say it is a good type of content. But I do fear that this may cause some hate towards both GamingBeaver and Forrest Galante from each fanbase of their own
@@godzillaraiden4203 given that many of Forrest’s fans are resorting to ad hominems and personal attacks, and calling out misinformation and disinformation isn’t equivalent to clout chasing for the most part. Ultimately if more people call this out for what it is then people will learn And a word of advice for anyone reading this: do not idolize Internet personalities. This goes for Gamingbeaver AND Forrest Galante, even if the former doesn’t have some pretty problematic baggage like the latter does From what I’ve been seeing the attacks have been one-sided
Not hard to dislike a person that takes credit for other people's work like the Galapagos tortoise he just recently gave credit to the ranger that found it and had nothing to do with the episode extinct or alive and he also took credit for the Colombian caiman a scientist named Sergio had already discovered it
You guys have too much faith in Forest, this is the same asshole that rushed past the ranger in the Galápagos and claimed the rediscovery of a giant tortoise species, the ranger was the one to spot it and had the most knowledge about the island but Forest tried to steal the discovery and immediately picked it up.
Forest Galante is an absolute Legend, he litterally has a show called extinct or alive were he attempts to find animals believed to be extinct and he is actually succesful with a few. His father helped rediscovered the Colecanth which kinda sparked his whole enthusiasm for the topic. And I really hope he watches this video. Beaver, incase you read my comment on video structure, this is what we like to see as veiwers as this is probably one of youe're best videos. I love how you don't stand for deception and how youe're so willing to proove the truth for the sake of our knowledge when it comes to nature, I I find it really admirable. Always keep up the good work, you know youe're a legend.
Ye I know I don't think beaver really knows he's legit and has found multiple thought to be extinct creatures like the tortise from the Galapagos that he found
@@TobyLarwoodyes he's also taken credit from other peoples discoveries like the Colombian caiman had already been discovered by a scientist named Sergio and he helped Forrest in the episode and Forrest promised to donate to Sergio's research and he never did and the Galapagos tortoise was found by ranger Jeffreys Málaga who had nothing to do with the episode just recently Forrest has given the ranger credit for actually finding it
Some of the pictures didnt even have the stripes on the supposed tigers. The jaw literally broke off of the creature. Its like some jurassic world anaconda tiger thing
I highly recommend you actually watch his show Extinct or Alive. He has found species that have been considered extinct for a long time. The guy knows what he is doing. He’s legit.
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I'd like to see these things come back from extinction as much as the next guy. But this ain't it.
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A wise man once said, “if you see a Tasmanian tiger, for their sake, no you didn’t”
In case anybody doesn't understand what he said - if there are some alive out there, their population is very very small. Maybe 250 in all of australia, compared to badgers (a relatively rare species) having 500,000.
The amount of thylocenes would be so small that if there's proof some are still alive, well there's enough *_rude_* people in australia that all of the tazmanian tigers will die.
Stronger words wanted.
@@FelidaeEnjoyerStronger words being, humanity is fucking awful, and they will make this species extinct again if they find it.
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@@FelidaeEnjoyer True, those "rude" people in australia that will practically hunt down every Tasmanian Tiger and ruin the fun for all of us :(
You know its serious when gamingbeaver gets involved
I can say things
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I like how forest was so excited in the beginning but then after talking with the person for a little bit, you can see the sadness in his eyes cause he is realizing the guy could be faking it
I mean, it's clearly fake
B-but no! No one would fake the images! W-why would they?
- Forest's brain, circa 2024
Poor Forrest and his hunt for his White Whale that is called The Thylacine. I really hope he comes out and says something about it being a hoax.
At least he tried to be honest about it. It would have been nice but it's too good to be true nowadays
@@ultimazilla9814 "Do you really think someone would do that? Just go on the internet and tell lies?"
I saw that video, sat for a second, and thought
"hey, that seems like something beaver would talk about"
SAME 😂
Same
LOL well I say that you have indeed predicted this video
@user-nd8ql2vr9i , I agree, that would be absolutely hilarious! An idea for Beaver, if you're listening, from an Aussie fan; try debunking that yowie video that was released about a year ago, I think? It's cool because there are so many little things that don't fit but at the same time, there are few clean explanations because when was the last time you saw an 8-foot person?
@user-nd8ql2vr9i That would be so cool to see, even cooler if he live streams it
The saddest part about the thylacine's extinction was the fact that it was caused by people deliberately spreading false information about the animal attacking livestock.
It definatley would attack lifestock if it could
The things that killed livestock was stray dogs and a Thylacine are a lot smaller than we make them out to be
@@nejmizrendomand what, you can easily protect it yourself or have a guard dog, you don’t hunt the whole species down. Coyotes aren’t getting hunted to extinction
@@godofdrip4889 I'm not saying that it was a good idea to hunt them down
But GTSE said that people were lying about thylacines killing livestock
@@nejmizrendom But it didn't, now did it?
I think at times we underestimate how smart James is, the way he debunked it is just big brain beaver in my eyes
And xseidet with the clutch call about the puppet
yeah
Forrest never claimed it was real in the video he was VERY skeptical.
@@pjen7198 he never claimed in this comment that he was lying, he was talking about how James just debunked the photos actually given to him
agreed 100%, we get to see a different side of beav's and he is very big brained lol
I watched Forrest’s video and I want to believe he’s so obsessed with finding a thylacine that he’s not thinking as critical as he should be. The kid that said they saw it is absolutely bsing Forrest. We’ll have to see how this unfolds.
Forest galante is a legit guy though he has found extinct animals before
Like a bigfoot hunter?
@kiwi6421 you are clear on something sort it out
While he may be faking those videos. I believe we should not send hate toward Forrest or anyone involved.
@@FUNGUSLORDhe takes credit for other peoples work like that caiman he "rediscovered" Sergio Balaguera-Reina had already rediscovered it and Forrest promised to donate for Sergio's caiman research for serigo helping him out with the episode but he never donated anything
He might be making this stunt to attract some sponsors for the expedition he's been planning. For a few months now, Forest has been wanting to get an expedition going to find the thylacine
Really? I thought he was just doing clickbait but he really believes the thylacine still exists? That's surprising
Nah, he got given pretty convincing photos and made a video on them... nothing clickbaity here. He also mostly thought they were hoaxes.
@@ashuraomega1000Many animals have "gone extinct" just to be found before. It isn't impossible, although the lack of any footage over the span of decades does make it seem unlikely
@@flightlesslord2688 You probably still believe in Santa. Clearly these pics are fake, edited in one way or another, did you even watch this video aswell?
Forrest says multiple times that he is hella skeptical of all of this and that it feels sus...
9:20 (that was) one thing I noticed (too) is there’s stripes in some pics.. and in others there’s no stripes at all..
Yea we picked up on that too
@@AGamingBeaver Historical accounts actually mention depending on angles the stripes disappear
eh could be due to the blur, i think its a model, and said model does have stripes.
@@flightlesslord2688 I hope so otherwise wouldn't be a thylacine doll
@@flightlesslord2688 I’m leaning towards ai generation -> filter. Ai is running rampant nowadays. The nose decided to drink an invisibility potion in that one pic, only ai can make that dumb mistake, so an artist using one model that happen to have 2 separate textures for some reason is out of the question imo haha
why does every photo of the Tasmanian tiger look like ther from the 1880
Ikr? I've been saying this for years.
Yeah i wonder why!
If i try to take a picture of an animal in the dark, my phone will see just as much as these pictures.
He used the zoom he said. Smartphones all have terrible zoom because there's no way it can be good without the lens sticking inches out the back of the phone.
@@MakerInMotion
Exactly, my phone sees only pixesls when i zoom in, its annoying
I can't remember where I saw this, but apparently there was a rumour that during transportation a few Tasmanian Tigers escaped from their enclosures and ran off into the wilderness. Years later when reports of the chupacabra started popping up people described their hunting behaviors as very similar to the Tasmanian Tiger. So if the Tasmanian Tigers do still exist they could be the inspiration behind the myth of the chupacabra
Forrest actually talked about this theory when he on the joe rogan podcast
Forrest personally didn't believe in the theory, it would be cool if it was real. But most likely isnt
Sorry but I gotta call BS.
The cupacabra from what I know is an American/mexican cryptid and likely based off coyotes with mange.
@@c0rg1s that’s the Americanized version. But the original Chupacabra sightings took place in Puerto Rico, and even then, it was described as an Grey Alien-esque creature with spikes.
Was this in Puerto Rico? Because that’s where El Chupacabra originated from. I personally like the theory that the original Chupacabra was a science experiment that escaped or something from a different dimension/planet. Because the Chupacabra was first described as a small vampiric alien grey looking creature with spines then when it became mainstream it was Described as a coyote with mange in the USA
This interview was of so much comedic value. My favorite part was where he couldn't remember how he got to Tasmania and doesn't know the names of the towns despite having relatives live there.
Should he know names of towns besides the one his family member lives in? Why would he? I have a sibling in Providence, Rhode Island and I couldn't name any of the suburbs of Providence if my life depended on it. The story is fishy but that's not one of the reasons.
@@MakerInMotion It is, among many other reasons
We revivin thylacines with this one...
Note, all phones can take square photos nowadays
This is true, however you’d need to scroll through to that “mode”, whereas the guy claims the photos were taken in a rushed manner meaning he wouldn’t have had the time to choose a square lense.
so on iphone i can save last setting so if i took it in square it stays like that .( i onow they are fake tho)
I love these different types of videos and xseidet is a nice addition as well
I'm sure he thinks too as well
Everybody loves a video with xseidet in it
the raft series is full of them, which reminds me I haven't finished the series in over an year
also PC Extinction
Forrest is trying to get to Papua New Guinea for a Thylacine expedition. Claims it’ll be $5 million to get him there. So it wouldn’t surprise me if he was involved too. Especially with TAGOA and his relationship.
5 million? I don't know much about expeditions so I can't really comment but that's a lot. Wonder what all the money goes towards and how long it's for
@AGamingBeaver I think it wasn't $5 million, but it was high price though.
@@AGamingBeaver he has a video on his channel talking about it. Why he thinks they aren’t extinct. I might be misremembering the amount, but I thought it was five. I imagine it’s for a crew and all the trail cameras and things he wants to bring to set up. The video was interesting, but again, no physical proof of the supposed animals in question being alive or the photo of the jaw bones that were supposedly from the deceased animal, a “striped dog”.
Maybe it’d cost that much for the travel and guides and maybe being there for a while and high end equipment but even then 5 mil is still a lot even with that amount of stuff to account for
@@porkyfiend599no not really wildlife stuff is not cheap
It’s easier to fool people than to convince them that they’re being fooled
I was convinced I was fooled the moment one guy said the photo of the shiny eyes was of a different animal, it's true that a thylacine would be skinnier.
It’s interesting how the dude who made the Weird Birds story got involved due to how similar the thylacine looked to his model
Also wouldn’t it be cool if Beaver covered Weird Birds?
Hell yeah that'd be awesome
Hello fellow xeno fan didn’t expect to see you here lol
@@linkalot7415 yippee!
Did arch cover it on his twitter?
It’s possible the Tasmanian Tiger could be living but this ain’t it.
I've seen clips of this guy here and there. Every time it's just him talking about 2nd maybe even 3rd hand info. No primary source that isn't absolutely a hoax like this. Its a shame that thats the stuff that goes mainstream; instead of actual comservation effort.
So few willing to talk out on misinformation like this. For that I have yet even more Respect for you James!
He did rediscover the Fernandina Tortoise, the Pondicherry Shark and caught legitimate video evidence of a possible Zanzibar Leopard. He has done incredible work to put species back on the side of living creatures. The Thylacine is his White Whale though and has had an obsession to find one alive.
@@OVER-RANNUShe’s rediscovered (or at least been on the team that has) 8 species
@@OVER-RANNUSunfortunately there’s a lot of things Forrest has done that’s not true. For one the leopard discovery has been greatly called into question as there has been no further proof of these cats five years after that trail camera video on a small island. Many believe the footage was of a mainland leopard passed off as the Zanzibar leopard. The tortoise, caiman, and langur he “discovered” were all discovered and documented way before any of his ventures but he got credit for their rediscovery. And the tortoise especially he and his team did no work in actually locating the tortoises location all that Galante did was tag along with a camera crew and got all the credit for the discovery. Unfortunately he’s a bit of a phony
Fake news goes faster then real news
@@serpentmasterarmstrong2630source?
If we rarely see foxes on the road we will never see a Tasmanian tigers on the road
Exactly very good analogy
@FUNGUSLORD thank you
@FUNGUSLORD I subscribed
Thankyou bro I appreciate that
It looks like you have a saint Bernard I do as well
The first thing I noticed was the crystalizing effect when I saw an image on a post and immediately knew it was fake.
One of my most wanted animals that I want to come back from extinction. There’s just something so interesting about them.
We're probably gonna clone one in our lifetimes.
@@kakahass8845 I heard that they’re subjects for cloning. But why is cloning extinct animals harder than alive animals?
Why tho? It's literally the marsupial equivalent to canids. So much so that the skulls are almost identical.
Not to mention the fact that their extinction was the result of fearmongering caused by people deliberately spreading misinformation about the animal attacking livestock
@theangrysuchomimus5163 well they are a unique species for a marsupial. Both male and females have pouches, could rear up on their hind legs for a better view, open its jaw 80 degrees wide, and they make yip yap calls. I just find it's speacial features interesting, if you don't that's fine too
Also let’s not forget Forest ran in front of the researcher (who spent his life trying to find the last fernandina Galapagos tortoise) to grab the tortoise and say he himself found it. He’s just not a good guy. The thylacine is absolutely edited photos of Archesuchus’s thylacine puppet. You can even see seam lines. They were not used with Archesuchus’s permission however
He also did the same with the caiman a Colombian scientist had already discovered it and he actually helped out on the episode and in exchange Forrest promised to donate money for Sergio's research and he never donated anything
@@noelramirez1551 that’s crazy, thank you for telling me!!
I do like the idea of Tasmanian tigers living somewhere in Australia, it’s a lot more believable and more realistic than a dinosaur living somewhere in the African jungle
TheGamingBeaver is basically Billschannel now
Why do you say that
@@redeyesblackduelist6248 Cause that guy sees if stuff he’s sent in is real, fake, or unknown, and this is basically one of those
Bruh
@@emylenarvaez6231 Don’t “bruh” me
That guy made my fucking childhood.
These types of videos are so amazing. There's just something about James storytelling and breakdown that makes it so soothing and easy to follow.
It’s also really funny that the one photo literally is missing the nose and forest is like “yep legitimate” 👍
I know this has nothing to do with the video but I like to think that Godzilla is a turtle that was sick of eating straws and evolved just to cause terror for feeding him straws
this is one of my least expected things I would think beaver would do and its great
Great to see that Beaver was not fooled, and is actively calling this guy out for this. Its always great to find out that a TH-camr you enjoy watching gaming videos of is both properly skeptical and trying to get the word out. Respect man.
This reminds me of the video you made about the shark attack that never happened. I like these videos about debunking false information videos, also bringing Excited in to bring in commentary with you as you watch was fun.
You should make more content like this where you try to debunk obvious hoaxes of prehistoric animals n' such. I know it probably takes a lot of time and effort to make that kind of content since you need to do loads of research, but I found this very interesting and insightful... and who better than the one and only GamingBeaver to play prehistoric detective lmao
This man raised me, glad to see your still posting
In terms of ghosts I've seen some weird stuff,but I also hallucinate sooo.....
You should do more videos like this, they’re pretty interesting
also the foto where its nose is missing looks suspiciously close its skeleton almost like someone forgot about soft tissues
Forrest never presented the photos as real. Just that he was trying to investigate if they were real based on what he and his team can figure out.
I love that in the beginning he claims a ranger from Queensland saw 4, however thylacines have never lived that far north, it's too warm for them. Evidence only shows them lived in south Australia, Victoria and of course Tasmania
No your wrong they actaully lived as far north as pupua new guinea It's not a joke and there was different subspecies larger and smaller
@@FUNGUSLORD I looked into this and yeah I didn't know they went that far up. From what I read though those populations were the first to start disappearing, so that's probably what I got crossed.
Thanks for the heads up mate 🤘☺️
Well this wasnt very XSEIDing news
RIP MY HEADPHONES WHEN HE GOT STRUCK BY LIGHTING
I genuinely love these videos that content creators do, Yo Beaver wouldn't mind you doing other videos like this.
the death note music in the back gives me the feeling of a real death note investigation feeling it gives me the CHILLS
Great video James! You and Xseidet should do more reactions to extinct animal hoaxes. Btw I don’t think you need the music in the background, or at least something different than those same 3 tracks lmao
Thanks for the tip
I didn’t expect this kind of video from TheGamingBeaver, since he usually makes dinosaur gaming videos.
I thought they were fake. But at the same time I was really hoping they were real and I was wrong. But the nose of the one picture definitely gave me red flags. It some of the other pictures I also felt like they were fake, but a couple pictures I wasn’t sure about if they were fake. Then again, I don’t know photoshopping and was waiting for someone to do an analysis video. Thanks for the deep analysis on this and making it clear what this was!!!
I really don't think it's real, literally looks like a picture from weird birds, a shame considering this guy is quite well respected and these photos are " questionable " at best
@@Hank39 Oh I really don’t think it’s real at all anymore, but I did question if it was real or fake. And it makes Forrest look really bad, he could’ve had them at least verified to be not photoshop before doing uploading the video. I know Forrest might’ve been excited about it. But verify that it wasn’t photoshop. It makes him look bad that he was only did the video for the views.
@@OVER-RANNUS 100%, my first time hearing about the guy, if I didn't check his channel and see his legitimate work I probably woudn't think very highly of him, and even so I have a very bad first impression
@@Hank39 This is your first time hearing about Forrest Galante? I heard of him back in 2018 when he got video evidence of the extinct Zanzibar Leopard and I think his expedition for the Thylacine. In later years he rediscovered the Pondicherry Shark and the Fernandina Island Galapagos Tortoise and a possible sighting of the Yangtze giant softshell turtle in 2019. This is why I’m very surprised that he uploaded this without doing verification in case of photoshopping or something. It does make him look bad for posting this.
@@OVER-RANNUS Yep, and I didn’t actually know about any legitimate rediscovery until you just gave me some examples, seems like a refutable guy overall, so I’m honestly confused how this happened
The Gaming Beaver In:
Mythbusters: Extinct Animal Edition
Keep up the good work beaves!
i love the video and breaking down the obvious hoax however i think that you ended up villainizing forest a lot. the dude is most likely one of the single most important people when it comes to critically endangered species and extinct species rediscovery and conservation. The guy has rediscovered 8 formerly extinct animals such as the Zanzibar leopard and most popularly the Fernandina Island tortoise which hadn't been seen for 113 years. I highly encourage everyone to follow forest and his efforts. Forest is an extremely reputable source and while he may be overly excited about the Tasmanian tiger while watching the video you can see by his body language that he is extremely disappointed.
A lot of his videos are full with tons of misinformation. He is also really rude, he will catch all the fame for „finding“ a creature and literally running ahead of the camera while the guides that found the creatures (the tortoise for example) were pushed aside with no credit.
Petition for beaver to make another planet zoo series but do challenges like an ape only zoo
We be seeing the down under tigers🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🤫🧏♂️
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Wave 👋 it off the ground like 👍 you are not alone here mate we have been there and we have seen the light and we have heard it from you all over this world we are here for it and you will always remember that you have a great night my dear and you are the most amazing man and you will never be alone and you are a great man I hope to be with your beautiful smile I will be there to support your beautiful work I will always love and always be your best and I will be always love and I love and miss your love always I will always and I love your beautiful wife I love and always and forever I will be your friend I will be with my best friends I will be here to help me I love and I’ll always love and I’ll never stop.
@@GarrettMORailfan holy yappingtons 💀
You already have tiger snakes.
@@AbandonedAccountNow daily yap session. 🗣️🗣️🗣️
Great video. One thing I'd like to point out is that you actually can take a 1:1 ratio on your phone. At least on mine I can select from several ratios and a square frame is one of them. It doesn't just have to be cropped or on IG.
The sound that guy Zack made was horrific
What time stamp is it at
If you wanna hear it just go right to end of the video
Oh ye true I was clueless
Painted Dingo. The guy couldn't even explain how he got to Tasmania from Minneapolis.
Definitely the last person I thought I would see covering this topic but I’m here for it
I forget sometimes that james isn't always the funny guy who dies first but is actually very smart, espacally with technology and animals
Big criticism I have is why didn’t he video it if it were real
I don’t think forrest was ignoring red flags just trying to be polite
Out of alllll the photos 7:21 this one looks the most convincing😂
I think beaver want to see dinosaurs back from extinction
We already have dinosaurs, they're always sitting on the wires
@@Blexxstar they're dead 😑
@@Theofficial_MechaShinstudiosbirds are descendants of dinosaurs
Honestly loving this type of content with Beaver's personality and commentary! I'd love to see more
Hey i just wanted to say thank you for everything i am 12 and have beeen watching your videos for upwards of 7 years i am now a animal researching fiend ive watched every isle video every jurassic park video and every path of titans video you have changed my life from a 5 year old kid wanting to be a super hero to a 12 year old kid wanting to have a degree in herpetology and zoology ive subbed on all of my accounts this is my new one just subbed!😊😊
You know when gaming beaver joins in on it, its gonna be serious
Muckraker is what they call him...
Run fact there is something i noticed with the with the jaw. If you search up images of this creature's scull, you can see that the teeth don't match up.
I also think its funny how many times the guy just sits there and lying all of this stuff together.
You should do more of these type of videos Beaver. Watching you and Xseidet break down the clickbait is so entertaining.
Now this is a different kind of content I want to see more of
I feel bad for galante, he genuinely loves nature and found an extant island Galapagos tortoise. He was so excited for the tasmanian tiger, but knowing that its fake.
Ye i know he is legit
Forrest is not very legit. About the tortoises… check his Wikipedia/google searches to find out why he’s banned from the Galápagos.
The tortoise he ”found” was just a random already extant tortoise
No it wasnt WHAT ARE YOU ON ABOUT
Wait do you mean extant or extinct
You brought up many of the points I did when commenting on the Forrest's video, one thing I will say, I personally don't feel like Forrest is trying to pull one over or anything, The Thylacine is his Great white whale, he's gone on a bunch of expeditions looking for it, gets super excited about it, I feel he's just doing his due diligence to confirm or deny, at the start he seems very excited but as the video goes on you can tell he's believing less and less, I personally don't mind there being some kind of record kept as far as something real or if it's a hoax, plus since this is probably a hoax, there's a public record of the guy doing it and he won't be taken seriously in the future, that's one positive from this. Forrest has a You tube channel though, of course he wants clicks, every TH-camr does, you do, Mr. Beast does, it's literally no different than any other creator, at least though he's not taking this hook, line and sinker and is actually trying debunk stuff.
I agree with you. I was hoping by the end of his video he came to a conclusion or did some research into the photos but he didn't. That's what got me. He seemed to only truly be convinced by the photo that looked straight at the camera. In the photo the head is far too small in comparison to the body for it to be a thylacine. So it's up to other people to show that these are fake.
@@AGamingBeaver For sure man, I'm pretty sure most people are leaning towards hoax, at least I am, which is unfortunate, I would love to see something thought to be extinct make a come back, but for now it seems it's still extinct until real proof comes out.
I hate when TH-camrs say it’s weird or suspicious when people don’t want to be on camera,
Not everyone wants their face plastered all over the internet 🤦♂️
Not to mention that it also could be that he doesn't want his identity known for running over a thought to be an extinct animal.
Out of everything to talk about in this video🤦♂️
I wish with all my heart that they would still exist somewhere out there because I have such a love for the Tasmanian Tiger but I agree with everyone that if it does... 'no it doesnt'. Humans had their chance to see this beautiful animal and they destroyed it.
Beavs…HOW TALL ARE U??
Very tall...
about 6'3"
I'm 6,4 so I'm taller cry about it
I’ve been searching videos on Tasmanian tigers for a while now but seeing more people talk about gives me hope
Hey I just saw that Tasmanian tiger video on my home screen today
same
It's a shame it's a hoax.
It's out there I know it is
I did not expect the Gaming Beaver to debunk some supposed photos of extinct animals, but man, this was great. I wish the Thylacine was still around, but I have very little hope that it is.
Forrest has lost all credibility especially when he steals credit from other people's discoveries like serigo from Colombia he had rediscovered the caiman already and Forest promised to donate money for Sergios caiman research for helping Forrest with the episode but he never did
He has done almost everyone dirty he has dealt with regarding rare animals. And fabricates information to make it seem like animals have been missing at longer than he says.
@@Alberthoward3right9up yea maybe there's a reason extinct or alive wasn't renewed for a new season like he compared him producing results and getting in an argument with a TV executive with those Bigfoot shows
@@noelramirez1551 his show is worse. He tries to pull it off as facts. (We all know the bigfoot suff is fake) And a bit of old fashioned research shows holes in all of his so called discoveries. And or the stories. Same as the cylocanth or whatever is name is. If you research that you cannot find any of the information he gives nor his father.
@@noelramirez1551 and look how he treats his crew on all his shows. He is self centred egotistical W⚓️. And that's being nice 🤣
@@Alberthoward3right9up yea the guy just gave off weird vibes from the start idk if it was his smirk or what but he's no Jack Hannah or Steve Irwin
When beaver is there about animals it’s super serious
I love that people are bringing attention to stuff like this, trying to see if a species is extinct to try to protect it, but hoaxes just arent helpful, and instead just make every video just seem like a clickbait hoax.
Its like trying to prove the existance of an endangered species by catching it in a bear trap. Sure, maybe you found it, but you caused a lot of harm to find it, and ended up maiming the creature anyways.
This video is very adeptly edited to remove the explicit times Forrest says things are fishy, all the times he caught the guy slipping up. Well done, Beaver.
Hi! I love your channel so much!
Thylas dont have pointy ears...
Actually thylacines CAN open their mouth extremely wide, so it being unhinged snake like is accurate.
Yes. Snakes don’t actually unhinge their jaws. But I agree the concept is similar.
@@darthader3507 yep, that too.
Although you’re right about them opening their mouths extremely wide, like very very wide. It’s not in the way of the photo as im sure you know. They open their mouth like a snake, moving outward or downward or however you want to call it, but not straight down, moving like an unhinged pipe wrench, like seen in the photo
@@SpsonSight Yeah, i dont know if beaver meant it that way or just that he didnt know thylacines can open their mouth super wide.
I'm gonna be honest I don't think beaver knows much about this topic but I do respect him covering it but forest galante is legit he's found extinct animals many times
"Like the while thing? It's almost an hour!". Reminds me when the Gaming Beaver made almost an hour long videos about the tournaments.
Tbf he has found previously thought to be extinct animals like most recently the javan tiger well helped find
So the thing is: that isn't actually true. A lot of the animals he 'rediscovered' were either never thought to be extinct, weren't ever valid or were rediscovered by someone else years before he did. The caiman was found a year earlier by a local herpentologist and the monkey was even photographed SEVEN YEARS before Forrest 'proved' its existence. Some, like the Zanzibar leopard, are also likely not real findings, as much as it pains me to admit it, given several details in how they went looking for it don't add up at all.
The Javan tiger we can't give him credit for. People who didn't work with him discovered the evidence it might be still around. Forrest had zero impact on that discovery. Plus, there's already new evidence out that debunks the claim.
@@megadracosaurusand the caiman had already been discovered by a Colombian scientist named Sergio and he helped Forrest on that episode
@@noelramirez1551 Did he? Sergio himself doesn’t appear in the episode, unless I’m misremembering. And while Forrest made promises of funding and helping Sergio and other local zoologists, according to said zoologists, no help really came from Forrest after that. No funds, no contacts, nothing. Forrest did give Sergio some shoutouts later, but all of these only occurred after the allegiations. Sergio discovered the caiman a year before Forrest did, so Forrest’s claims of discovering it were a lie from the start. It’s why he’s actually been blacklisted to.
@@megadracosaurus it's said he helped with the episode that could be anything from showing him the areas he can find the caiman to being the middle man for making sure Forrest and his crew had everything they needed while in Colombia idk I think he cares more about the fame and recognition more than actually preserving animals
@@noelramirez1551 It’s a shame, because I feel like Forrest can and has done good things. He brought the Faroe stuff to the public eye, he went undercover in wet markets and he spoke to the US Congress about non-lethal predator control. But he has fell of in recent years. Whenever I hear about him now, he’s appearing on a podcast to discuss what animal would win in a fight, or to share some weird theories about mammoth de-extinction or Texan thylacines. I grew up admiring the guy, and I do admit it hurts to see he’s fallen from grace.
I love how Beavers channel is a dino channel, but he can still make other content
I am a simple man i see beaver i click
The awkward silence after he checked the date and heard the explanation tho🤣🤣🤣
Lol this is like them fake ghost yt stories
gotta say beaver, your wood setup in the back with the slight green from the plants looks really nice
bros gonna make a photoshop of a trex next 💀💀
Don't think t-rex can survive today 💀
This is an art piece made by archosoucus at least the doll of it, which are either the distorted pics of of the doll or that man is archosoucus
Hey Gaming Beaver!
I am your biggest fan
No, I am
We can be both
@@ThunderLlama8 no, ONLY ME
Come on...
@@ThunderLlama8 no
Looks like the Tasmanian tiger dislocated its jaw...
Search up Tasmanian Tiger yawn gape, it’s kinda what their famous for, (although I see what you mean with the image, it’s jaw is sticking way to far out to be real)
What is this hate towards Forest Galante?
You said he is just trying to gain likes and views out of it but arent you doing the same thing now? You are now trying to gain as many likes out of this video from somebody else..
Yeahhhh the “clout chasing” whataboutism falls flat here
People pointing out misinformation/disinformation =/= clout chasing. And the more people point it out as such the more people will see it and be educated by it
Everyone does it nowadays, But I won't say it is a good type of content. But I do fear that this may cause some hate towards both GamingBeaver and Forrest Galante from each fanbase of their own
@@godzillaraiden4203 given that many of Forrest’s fans are resorting to ad hominems and personal attacks, and calling out misinformation and disinformation isn’t equivalent to clout chasing for the most part. Ultimately if more people call this out for what it is then people will learn
And a word of advice for anyone reading this: do not idolize Internet personalities. This goes for Gamingbeaver AND Forrest Galante, even if the former doesn’t have some pretty problematic baggage like the latter does
From what I’ve been seeing the attacks have been one-sided
Not hard to dislike a person that takes credit for other people's work like the Galapagos tortoise he just recently gave credit to the ranger that found it and had nothing to do with the episode extinct or alive and he also took credit for the Colombian caiman a scientist named Sergio had already discovered it
The "my shoulder or my dads shoulder" while watching Forrest's video made my head explode.
"Congrats to everyone Who is early and who found this comment.. 🐼
You guys have too much faith in Forest, this is the same asshole that rushed past the ranger in the Galápagos and claimed the rediscovery of a giant tortoise species, the ranger was the one to spot it and had the most knowledge about the island but Forest tried to steal the discovery and immediately picked it up.
Forest Galante is an absolute Legend, he litterally has a show called extinct or alive were he attempts to find animals believed to be extinct and he is actually succesful with a few. His father helped rediscovered the Colecanth which kinda sparked his whole enthusiasm for the topic.
And I really hope he watches this video.
Beaver, incase you read my comment on video structure, this is what we like to see as veiwers as this is probably one of youe're best videos. I love how you don't stand for deception and how youe're so willing to proove the truth for the sake of our knowledge when it comes to nature, I I find it really admirable. Always keep up the good work, you know youe're a legend.
Ye I know I don't think beaver really knows he's legit and has found multiple thought to be extinct creatures like the tortise from the Galapagos that he found
@@FUNGUSLORD Yeah, and don’t froget the Zanzibar Leopard, when that was announced it was massive.
Ye true
@@TobyLarwoodyes he's also taken credit from other peoples discoveries like the Colombian caiman had already been discovered by a scientist named Sergio and he helped Forrest in the episode and Forrest promised to donate to Sergio's research and he never did and the Galapagos tortoise was found by ranger Jeffreys Málaga who had nothing to do with the episode just recently Forrest has given the ranger credit for actually finding it
@@noelramirez1551 Wow really, I did not know that. Although saying that he did lead the expedition.
Some of the pictures didnt even have the stripes on the supposed tigers. The jaw literally broke off of the creature. Its like some jurassic world anaconda tiger thing
I highly recommend you actually watch his show Extinct or Alive. He has found species that have been considered extinct for a long time. The guy knows what he is doing.
He’s legit.
I highly recommend you don’t confuse entertainers with researchers. Nor should you get your information from dubious tv shows.
I highly recommend you look into those claims and you'll see he took credit from other people for the Colombian caiman and Galapagos tortoise
I am pretty sure that the "Tasmanian tiger" is just a photocopied golded retriever with distortion.