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If it is a thylacine it's been eating mighty well. None of the ones in photos and films I have ever seen had a profile like that. Much more slender in the rear.
Have seen a film of one at our local Hobart Zoo before they became extinct. More like a greyhound than a bear!
Peter.
Who knows what's hiding out there in the bush- but if the bloke who took that video had not suggested it was a thylacine, no-one else would be thinking that was what it was. The power of suggestion.
his one looks more convincing.
Tasmanian Tiger Filmed in Central Tasmania 2012 - YouTube
We've even got them in Western Victoria.
THYLACINE SIGHTING - WESTERN VICTORIA 2008 - YouTube
You know, with the amount of sightings caught on film/video, I'm surprised at the lack of hard physical evidence we find. Surely a few have died of old age by now. Shouldn't we be finding bones and remains. Shouldn't we be hitting a few on the roads.
They might be like donkeys Mick.
I've got an old photo of what I reckon was a cougar in a tree!
Steve
The first Vid is more convincing, the Lake St.Clair area is frequented a lot by hikers etc, but there is a lot of remote wilderness area in the south west, so there could possibly be a refuge for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh
the Vic one is some mangey dog or something else.
I have a bad feeling about this [bighmmm]Quote:
Originally Posted by Saitch
With good reason. [biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by pop058
A clip from the movie "The Hunter". Not a bad movie actually.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares