Where is the Last Surviving Tasmanian Tiger Hiding Today? | Andrew Ucles

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Andrew Ucles is an Australian wildlife and survival expert who has dedicated his life to learning about animal behaviors, habitats and the environment that surrounds them.

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Full episode: th-cam.com/video/Ss83FhGHZsQ/w-d-xo.html
Danny Jones Podcast channel: www.youtube.com/@Koncrete
Andrew Ucles is an Australian wildlife and survival expert who has dedicated his life to learning about animal behaviors, habitats and the environment that surrounds them.

[@matthuitt1004]

It could be said that Andrew Ulcer is a expert Wanker !!!

[@palamj2]

They haven’t been hunted for 88 years since the last one died in captivity. If they exist then there should be thousands out there as surely they have been breeding. Either that or they are great at hide and seek.

[@jakegargiulo5101]

I remember watching Andrew Ucles over 10 years ago wow. Him catching snakes and wearing an Emu skin.

[@davidchisum7140]

I haven't seen anything in nature that I chose to ignore that would be considered unbelievable. However, I have seen really amazing things, perfectly believable, that I chose to just sit and watch. It's so much better to just experience it.

[@AFloridaSon]

Within the last couple of days, Neil Waters uploaded a video that will change your mind if you think they are extinct.

[@carlossanchezsanchez9505]

Agree

[@Americansfinest21]

I agree they could be around, the issue is Neil Waters doesn't have a ton of credibility. Specially after the stunt he pulled by telling everyone he filmed one then proceeded to show a wallaby

[@northernirishviking7283]

Neil keeps uploading images of foxes and the joey was a tabby cat, the last video it was foxes, a blind man on a galloping horse could see that

[@jblizzard5577]

As a Tasmanian i find it funny all you fools coming here to look for a thylacine. Won’t find em but they are DEFINATELY here. Too much emphasis on the west. Midlands 100%

[@jblizzard5577]

Small circle. Ha your wrong wrong wrong. Locals know where families of them are. Cubs are literally playing with domestic dogs for real. will never give it up

[@sidstevens9035]

​@@jblizzard5577BS !

[@glennllewellyn7369]

Hah, beautiful.
NSW

[@jblizzard5577]

😉👍

[@6foot8jesuspilledpureblood82]

​@@jblizzard5577nah, not definitive evidence

[@-Scotty]

I believe there's some in New Guinea, Forrest Galante is onto them.

[@sidstevens9035]

He's a shyster and full of crap !

[@AFloridaSon]

​@@sidstevens9035How many animals thought extinct have you rediscovered?

[@richardk6196]

I'm a sucker for anything Thylacine. The TH-cam algorithm has picked up on this and spits back video suggestions on a daily basis. With that said, this guy makes sense. An old buddy of mine used to say-It's like the dog chasing after the car, once you catch it, what do you do with it? What multiple forms of exploitation would take place if it were discovered? Thylacine tours? Billionaires descending to where they are located. People turning up with their (fill in large breed of dog) and causing the same issue that dingos did. So many things could go wrong. It's tough because promoting it could definitely help with it, but people are so selfish and careless.

[@kylesylvester6139]

Old school enjoy it for yourself. I'd definitely buy this mate beers.

[@Richard-gy1pq]

Fuzzywuzzies will get you 😮😂

[@timmywood9677]

I think if there was as much searching for the Tasmanian tiger for the Javan tiger it would be found. There super remote areas in Java that could support a tiger with lots of prey

[@steve0ization]

What do you make of Forrest latest video about it?

[@mattdoliver1984]

The guy from America with some photos that look undeniable?

[@HobzyMcRuse]

It was Hans Naarding, not Nick Mooney, a Tasmanian wildlife officer who claimed to see one at close view in 1982. In 1998 Martin Corkill saw a thyacine is Tasmania's central highlands and also cast paw prints that Nick Mooney said were unmistakable. Probably the only only two credible sightings. So the Thylacine was probably around until the early 2000's In Tassie. Here is Martin's interview: th-cam.com/video/Ul2Z7PNWtSM/w-d-xo.html

[@sidstevens9035]

Tilting at windmills as usual !

[@bobkirk942]

In tazzie there's got to be some on the west coast

[@davida.4933]

Cradle Mountain National Park has a better history and a huge amount of even better habitat, but....

[@marcusvasquez2140]

“Fuck it! We’re going to go for it, we’re going to get him!” 😂😂😂

[@myronjackson95]

It’s more than one bro..

[@tazyt3388]

youll never know

[@paulheywood2116]

They exist

[@jeffpapalia4463]

Their on the mainland 😊

[@AFloridaSon]

Yep.They supposedly went extinct on the Mainland 1000's of years ago, but there are records of sightings there in the early 1800's when everyone wasn't even looking for it.

[@Binzy-jq2xq]

He said definitely not in Tasmania or on the Australian main land, well he isn't following the correct TH-cam channels in my opinion.

[@KNIGHTRACEDOTCOM]

Good job Andrew !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! no video or never share

[@alanmoberly64]

The guest seems to think he is above billions of other people. I think he needs to get over himself.

[@matthuitt1004]

Absolutely !!!

[@jmac822]

His obviously not in Tassie, has no idea how much land of the west coast has not been trekked or how thick it is.

[@AustrAlien-Ai]

This dude seems like he's tweeking

[@jointcerulean3350]

Mekosuchus

[@girthquake1004]

What a dork

[@factisstrangerthanfiction4098]

Dork yea right, have u watched him at work. He's a real life legend

[@factisstrangerthanfiction4098]

Bahaha, what do u do , keyboard wanna be

[@j.r5159]

Dork

[@myronjackson95]

Number 1 dingos are in Tasmania so it’s just impossible for Tasmanian tigers to exist there

[@dazza8389]

Dingoes aren't in Tasmania 😂

[@1legend517]

Wrong. Dingoes are not in Tasmania.

[@TheRealMotherFucker]

Forrest Galante story