Help me identify the animals \ Thermal Footage
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- Please help me identify the animals.
Animal A: 0:25
Animal B: 0:43
Animal C: 1:38
Animal D: 2:47 (Thumbnail is from animal D)
Animal E: 3:04
Animal F: 3:10
Animal G: 4:53
Animal H: 8:09
Animal I: 9:32
Animal J: 9:37
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Animal D is for sure not a Thylacine, a fox without a shadow of a doubt.
Kangaroos ,wallabies and a fox . Nothing out of the ordinary here .
Thylacines have been sighted in this area for decades and to many people who have seen them, this doesn't even surprise them.
The potential thylacine is not a fox, we've gone through this heaps of times on other links which many people probably don't know about. It's not exactly mainstream media and heavily critisised by nobodies.
We don't know why some governments say they are critically endangered and others say that they are extinct. Maybe it's because if you take one sighting seriously then the rest must be investigated.
If you know the laws regarding the de-extinction process, this would kill so many industries and possibly towns. Governments will lose billions of dollars in revenue and unlucky farmers and people to even lose their livelihoods.
Remember how they changed the extinction date a while ago? You don't just change your mind because it suits you. You change it because of pressure by so many people sighting them.
If you have seen one, it backs you up and if you haven't, many deny because it's easier etc.
Fox and roo
Animal A has to be a roo mate, how can it be a fox? And B is a 4 legged creature. Think you need to go to Specsavers 🤣
What came first the fox or the roo was not the point l was trying to make they’re the only two animals I could see f comes before r thought it would sound better and yes I am going to spec savers while the two pairs for $ 179 special is on , thank you for the clarification 🧐
All good mate, I knew what you meant 😂
$179 for 2 pairs, specs must be the only thing that doesn't have inflation tax on it 🤔
A kangaroo
B fox
C same kangaroo
D stray dog
E possum
F that kangaroo again
G same fox
H possum
I???
J an other possum
Great work! Animal B & D seem interesting. B probably a bit too far away and maybe hocks a little high? There’s something about D that reminds me of so many other sightings on film where once it goes from a trot to a gallop (poor way of explaining sorry) it just gets that marsupial/ quoll’y look to it.
Thanks again for your efforts. 👍
And its tail, very straight, different to the fox's
C is a kangaroo and g is a fox and the small one in the tree could be a possum
*D* is probably a fox, however it doesn't seem run like a fox? It looks like it favours hoping/pushing off with its hindlegs? But I can't think of what else it could be?
The hopping thing is a kangaroo
Typical Thylacine movement.
I'm liking Animal D for a Thylacine.
I'm not sure what to think about the first quadruped.
It's not a fox because we can clearly see one later in the clip. The tail is very interesting as well as the motion of the animal.
The thermal picks up the heat signatures really well and it's very clear that this appears to be a totally different animal.
About the tail; the heat signature is not there which means to me that it's not really used. A fox has a bushy tail and will generally appear lighter although not always the case.
The kangaroo in the clip has a very similar tail colour in motion therefore could the quadruped be marsupial?
In basic for me.
It has a weird gait, tail is similar to the kangaroo, definitely not a fox compared to the other ones, the shape is solid and appears healthy.
This isn't a fox, dog or cat.
Great find and I think you've found something very positive 😀
Indeed, great observation, really has a lot of distinctive features and moments.
What is happening with comments? I can't reply.
What happened to the other 45 replies to this vid?
@@adrianzmajla4844 I'm also finding my replies on other clips are not loading up.
TH-cam is very bad at the moment. Imagine how much money they are making for advertising, then the people who pay.
Making billions but don't fix their issues.
This is why I refuse to pay.
Foxes, paddymelons, wallabys.roos, Possums, and dots😆🤷🏼.... Bats, birds, lizzards, quolls,... And dots😁👍
...and i know how trivial this is but you always say "an" infront of words starting with a vowel,
Im getting old and reading the title in my head made my face missbehave then i got upset and threw my glass eye at the cat
🤣 It's not trivial mate, I actually looked it up to see if was 'a Australian Beach' or 'an Australian Beach' and couldn't find an answer so used 'a beach" to refer to an unspecified beach. Every day is a learning day and thanks for pointing it out to me. 👍
@@ambiguousworld 🤣don’t stress champ I’m 43 fit n healthy😆
Good vid👍
Is the cat ok 🤔
@@ambiguousworld sorry to break it to ya mate but… there is no cat😆
The whole story just fell from my head and on to the phone screen in about 6 seconds and before I knew it there it was for the world to see🤷🏻♂️ just keeping myself amused,
If You post another vid I can’t promise it won’t happen again😆
Which you should, where abouts are ya?
Kind of guessed there was no cat, and you weren't some good English speaking pirate 😜
I'm currently in New York making my way to work, just doing some death scrolling on the internet while waiting on flights. 😵💫
Can't see a tail on B and the way it saunters makes me think it is a wombat. The four legged tailed ones are all foxes as you can just about make out its bushy tail aka Brush.
no the legs are too long
This is an Australian Drop Bear which acts like a kangaroo to lure people unto his trap.
You are funny 😂. Drop Bear is meant to be a Koala 😂
D is interesting.
I watched this over and again a few times and even waffled at one point, but I see some clear differences on my 40" monitor and I will say that there is a clear tail bulge, a lack of tall pointy ears, a rounded, less pointy snout,, the entire head is black from the side view, meaning little fur on the head, a less bushy tail, and a hopping run from animal D. Animal F is without a doubt, a fox. The fox, also being furrier, has more white patches, due to its thermal signature being more shielded, than the shorter haired animal D. Pay particular attention to 2:53-2:55. It is tough, but you can see clear differences in how there is less fur on the animal D head, so it is more black, and there are next to no ears there and you can see the hump on the rear of the animal, at the base of its tail and this is black, meaning not much fur. The fox however, has so much fur, even close up, there is only white showing at the base of the tail. I see this as clearly, 2 different animals. I see animal D as a Thylacine.
I have seen a few eastern quolls on the mainland of Australia, i honestly don't question the existence of the Thylacine.
What you have captured here is the actual best evidence i have seen, please if you get some complete evidence don't share any locations or information...
I keep the 2 Eastern quoll spots i know very quiet, only my partner and best mate know.
In this video B and D i would say 99% confirm existence for me, keep up the awesome work
I screenvrecorded B&D simply because im literally worried something will happen too this footage and not due to your doing.
Thanks for the comment. Don't worry I have the original footage, I also have better footage from a day later. Still working on that video (have ~450 images from the video which has over 15sec of the animal).
@@ambiguousworld keen to see that, I will keep a copy as well just incase, it seems people who discover things out government don't want people to know...
They seem to just disappear, stay safe mate and keep up the awesome work
That's a drop bear no doubt!
D looks a bit like a fox, but too blurry to be sure
Strait tail. Have seen something the same only 20 klms from that i would believe.
Thanks Ian, it was great to put a face to voice the other day - shame I was a few hours late for the sighting. Need to get a good dash cam.
You might need a better camera. This video is only 720p.
My better one got stolen 🤬
This animal appears to be Thylacine.
What happened to all the other comments?
I'm currently in Dubai and have been in the air from Melbourne for the last 14hrs so if there are comments missing then it has not been my doing.
Ask youtube.
They’re always removing comments for stupid reasons only known to them.
They do it with all videos.
Wow, keep camera trapping the area, very promising, the way the animal D hopping around is really marsupial-like.
I have better footage from a day later still working on the video as the animal is very strange (~450 images from the ~15sec of footage).
1 min 6 seconds it looks like you can just see a stiff tail on animal B. First time I watched it I was on phone so didn't pay much attention to B.
But now I'm adding B.
B & D same type of animal?
1 min 21 might also be able to very faintly see a stiff tail.
I is a Bandicoot .
A Bandicoot, that would be cool don't think I've seen one of them before.
B=Quoll J=possum
D was particularly interesting with that tail.
It is... but can't think of any else but a fox it could be?
Brilliant worj
Opinion:
2 mins 47 seconds - 2 mins 55 seconds = thylacine.
It's tail is surely too long & thin and projected back ( like a Marsupial counter balance ) to be a canine? At the end of the clip sequence it goes to the left and looks and ambulates more dog like but the Thylacine itself looked like a dog from certain angles.
The head is perhaps stockier than one might expect a Thylacine, but the snout end may show up thicker on infra red as heat?
I suggest people magnify this on high res before completely eliminating the Thylacine or unknown animal possibility.
Looks and hopped like Tassie tiger , long stiff tail
Tail is in the Tayel . U got it mate
Definitely Tasmanian Tiger with stiff tail
I think we need a name change to Australian Tiger or Mainland Tiger.
These appear to be different subspecies of the well known Tasmanian Tiger.
Ambiguous has captured a black thylacine several times and other people have seen red, orange, tan etc.
I believe that its a tiger as well 😀
That’s good news, with the mainland reports and different distinct coat colors it would
Mean it also has more genetic diversity than the Tasmanian
Population.
Also a distinct population of thylacines in New Guinea
Which from what I’ve heard some are silver in color.
Also likely the small semi arboreal Terrestrial land dwelling crocodile called mekosuchus still are around and persist on New Guinea as well, and remote Solomon Islands and South Pacific
Islands as well.
Might be other large marsupial
Carnivores in
New Guinea
And land crocs
And large varanids
@@jointcerulean3350 I agree.
Remember a few years ago they found that enormous rat in the extinct volcano? It was a gentle rat who had never seen humans and vice versa.
In reality the daintree rainforest is full of unknown animals. If you said you saw something, the chances are you probably did.
Down here, if you say your saw something deniers come from out of the woodwork trying to put you down.
The Silver thylacine wouldn't surprise me and I have heard of many sightings in that area.
It's sad that people's egos deny so many animals of their existence.
Plenty of reports in Gippsland of Thylacines with ⭕ (circles) rather than stripes.
Animal D is for sure a thylacine
Its a litter of small foxes. Pretty obvious.
Pretty obvious? One of the 'litter' as you call it has a completely different tail to the other fox that's the only obvious thing about the video. You should have just said it's a 'mange fox' you would get quite a few likes.
I've documented quite a few times on this channel that I've witnessed and recorded that foxes follow Thylacines. If animal D is a Thylacine then a fox follows it later on.
Fox? you know it's cool, huh?!
Eastern Qual
Quoll
@@ambiguousworld "HaS a CoMpLetElY DiFfErEnT TaiL"
No it doesn't, its fur is obstructing much of its temperature blending it into the background, you can see its full tail size as it moves in front of warmer spots.
And again, nope. Its a litter of small foxes. Go watch videos of small foxes run and move/ galop, get a better higher res camera if you need to. Cope if you must, its your grift. Unless you are willing to bush whack in West PnG you'll be forever squinting at blurry images of foxes claiming to see tigers.
Animal d has a very long tail 🤔