Thylacine Mystery II

[LevitoYT]

20 years ago my father talked to a man who was there when Thylacines where still in SOME numbers and the guy also said he saw a few dead ones

[carcano38]

Don't morn for the Thylacine, the past, but for all the animals the will become extinct at the hands on humans.

[Discoboy504]

They are beautiful animals. I hope it is true that some have survived. I would love to know it for sure, til them we can all hope they are out there, and hope they stay in hiding.

[balto4]

@Discoboy504 I hope you are right also

[alecker23]

@Discoboy504 I hate all of bastards to had exterminated this anmimal.

[iclandgirl]

Thank you for posting this.  Why did they kill them anyway? What kind of noise did they make?

[balto4]

@iclandgirl They killed them for the false belief that they were major sheep killers,though new research actually shows the animals were not strong enough to kill adult sheep and that the killing were by feral dogs and disease. They were pretty much a silent animal but some people have said when hunting they made a 'yip yip' sound similar to a terrier

[iclandgirl]

@balto4 This is just a terribly sad thing. I have to have hope- there are some left - . Nature is in crises. And only there is only one mammalian to blame.

[ivertualgamer]

if they would of kept them as pets

[SicilianEskimo]

Distinctive features: cross between a dog, rat and zebra; 6 feet long, 3 feet tall; nocturnal, wary of humans; large eyes for nocturnal hunting.

[docturevil29]

if people think i am lying do some research read a fucking book for once i really hope we fine them the reason why we didn't fined them because they think every human wants to kill kill them i think they want to be left alone and keep away from humans i would do the same if i was them if i was a Thylacine humans killing my species just for a sport and for money i mean if you were one of them would you do the same thing stay in a deep forest were there is no humans to bother you.

[docturevil29]

i was doing some research i found out that some where in 1925 a breeding program had 12 Thylacine 6 males 6 females they release them it a secret location were there they cannot be encountered by humans and ether if they saw a human they are really shy animals and only hunt at night and the sightings are true a man an ex hunter he used to hunt Thylacine when he was camping he saw a female Thylacine he was shocked as he was looking at the Thylacine the man smiled happy to see that their alive

[balto4]

@docturevil29 Thanks for sharing this-I have no heard this one yet,but will look it up. I do believe you,as it I have heard of rumours of secret locations and releases ect

[docturevil29]

@balto4 by the way when i was talking about the hunter when he saw the Thylacine he saw it in 1938 2 years after the last one died in Hobart Zoo in 1936 i was even shocked when i was reading it it gave me hope that they are alive and thanks for believing me and I'll do more research

[balto4]

@docturevil29 Yea i have heard of a lot of sightings that went on in the late 30's and early 40's. Thanks for the research :)

[carcano38]

@docturevil29

I don't know the details of the story about the hunter who saw the thylacine in 1938 but I would dismiss it right of hand as the "hunter" would have shot it and got his name in the papers as the one who killed the last one.

[TacoEatingAlien]

thylacine should come back and have revenge on bounty hunters!

[1WHATSUP1]

brilliant video. The best. Thanks heaps

[JosieC84]

Fantastic video. The music kinda sounds like the beautiful unique creature is making a come back.

One day...just one day...they will reappear and then we will protect them with all our hearts.

[balto4]

@JosieC84 if only people were that smart

[HarpagornisC]

Damn these bounty hunters the scum of the earth... These creatures evolved since millions of years and then human comes around and sees a threat to his cattle and stuff... Whats so difficult to understand in that this land was the home of these creatures long before anyone else! I so much hope Thylacines managed to survive undiscovered somehow..!

[balto4]

Agreed it sucks and i hope they are out there too

[EvanMC23]

I totally agree with you but when you said 4,000 sightings can't be writin off but how about the thousands maybe millions of ufo sightings......everyone writes thoughs off as hoaxes.

[ReptileGamer]

they right them off because unlike ufo's these creatures actually were real and hopefully still are...

[SuperGravey]

It's amazing that animals are evolving all the time, and after years of hunting it's adapted to life so it wont be seen by humans. The first kangaroos to see guns stood there and watched as they were all shot dead, now they flee at the first signs of humans in non domesticated areas. They evolved to escape danger.

[balto4]

Animals are amazing like that

[dancingroxyrockstar]

This is my favorite exctinct and all time animal it is so cool tiger stripes huge mouth ears like a lion and more! the hunters that killed them, well, foxes adn wolves kill sheep too! When ever ppl kill an animals just for the heck of it or becaus ethe hate it, puit yourslef in its position. would you like to die? i mean they prob had families when killed no one wants to die even though its just an animal, god made everything for a reason i wish this one will be found, populated in my life time.

[balto4]

People just want to kill everything-look at the arial wolf hunt in Alaska,not because they kill sheep there,but becsause they eat too many deer!!! What are wild animal supposed to do??!! they kill them for killing domestic stock,yet kill them when they eat natural prey as well.People really suck sometimes :(

[mehwhateverdude]

The hunters should have thought before they killed

[balto4]

I agree,and the thylacines never killed the sheep anyways so it was a waste

[meyer02]

but like usual they probably thought "oh, one more can't hurt." but it did.

[LUnarcry52]

what the tittle of the song??

[balto4]

'clubbed to death' by Rob Dougan

[michel380]

the story of the thylacine is just the beginning,the next 25 years we will lost a lot of animals....sad but we will see that nightmare,god protect us....

[balto4]

Agreed this is only the begining

[ONECOMPLX]

The video's hot! The music and the shots show the animal in a really mystical light. I think even someone with a bad image of this animal could watch this & come away seeing how absolutely amazing the Thylacine truly is. Keep-Up the good work!

[balto4]

Thanks,glad you enjoyed it.Unfortunatly there are probably people that are glad they were killed-but hoping to bring light on to this animal.People think of wolves the way they did the thylacine

[joeycoop]

yeh didnt think bout that till now balto4 lolz, yeh interbreeding not really possible.... sticking with their must be a few still hidden round

[balto4]

LOL thats ok :) Yea i think there's some hiding somewere

[dancingroxyrockstar]

yeah they must be alive, ppl spot them. but eveyone wants proof. i belive they're still alive. carcases, possible footage, foot prints! thats a lot of proof. i just hope they will be discovered once agian and alive in my life.

[balto4]

I think they are alive too and will be discovered soon

[joeycoop]

really good video i enjoyed it , who knows maybe they do still exisit,, maybe they interbred with dogs too

[balto4]

thanks :) I think they are out there too,however they can't interbreed with dogs as they are marsupials

[HyecineLover1202]

That's because of that chromosomes of thylacine were very different than most of dogs,

At least Tasmanian devil either numbat or kangroo can have nearly same chromosomes as Thylacine had.

Canines =/= Marsupials if i'm wrong then that would be possible or impossible to interbreeding it with different marsupial relatives, maybe a crossbreed through clone project.

Subspecies Family of thylacines have already extinct, does the scientests will do to?

[bushy925]

Absolutely brilliant video, i have always been a big believer in natures ability to adapt and survive against any adversary even man and am a strong believer that these wonderful creatures do still survive in the vast mountainous interior of tasmania, i am trying to put together as much information and knowledge as possible on this subject and would love to build a dialouge with you and pick your brains on the subject as you are obviously very intelligent and inciteful and informed

[balto4]

Thank you :) i take great pride in my work and i wish to show others what I know as well :) Put together as much info as you wish to-anything you want to know feel free to ask or send me a message

[Charliearlie]

I find it a somehow thrilling thought that some could still be out there...

(not sure y)

Thanks for the video

[balto4]

I agree it makes it all the more interesting with the mystery of it all :)

[therubixhorse]

An excellent video; it really makes me hate man and our arrogant, 'we're better than anything else' attitude.

Also, I was wondering what the background music was called, or who the artist is?

[MeaghanEdwards]

I hate people most of the time too :(

The music is called 'clubbed to death' by Rob Dougan

[SnipeZ850]

that was beatifull! thank you =)

and 5 star

[balto4]

Thanks :) glad you liked it

[mirrabook]

Thylacine has been my passion for over 40 years this is a great video. I would love to be able to put some of my research onto "film" but I am not that clever. I would like to mention that around the time of the "english" invasion it was and has been noted that most of the carnivorus marsupials all had a sudden decline most took time to replenish numbers the bounty on the thylacine just never gave it the chance to comeback - though for an extinct animal there are many creditable sightings still

[balto4]

Wow-I haven't even been alive for 40 years LOL But they have been my passion for about 7-8 years now

I think there are some out there hiding as there has been a number of credible sightings,and interestingly enough the sightings seem to be on the increase

[izzi4eva]

This is a wonderful story,If I could own any animal on earth it would be a thylacine withouta doubt - Yes the bounty placed on them was the primary reason for the decline and demise of this very unique marsupial it is a fact that there was a great natural decline in all the carnivours marsupials due to a disease but whilst there were definately other reasons that also contributed to the "extinction" as well but the blame does lie with "US"

"for an extinct species there are regular sighting"

[balto4]

Yes mankind tends to destroy a lot of things :( Yes some extinctions like dinosours ect are natural,but not at the rate they are going now

[UberBeef]

At first i thought it was sick just for hearing that poachers caused the extintion of this creature, but no im pissed. Poachers had to be big enough pussy's to use dogs? can people be this retarded? This world is filled with greed and it needs to be fixed.

[balto4]

I am disgusted by man-I am ashamed to be of the human race

[thylacine1234]

people are shit.i want to hurt them i want to kill them!!!!!if people doint kill them we will all live.people are a peice of shitty ass-suckers

[spanielbeast]

If you are looking for some good music for this then listen to "Send away the tigers" by the Manic street preachers.

[balto4]

Thanks,I'm working on another video right now,but after that one I will look for that music and use it

[thylacine1234]

it is good

[thylacine1234]

i thout i seen one in my backyard in tzasmaina but i live in canada now

[balto4]

Maybe you did :)

[thylacine1234]

maby

[KatjaContu]

thank you for this AWESOME video !!!!!!!!!

thylacinus cynocephalus is one of my great passions :)

[balto4]

It is my obsession ;-) Glad you enjoyed

[thylacine1234]

i wish pepole descoverd them agen but put them in zoos

[balto4]

Yes it would be good for them to breed someplace safe

[thylacine1234]

so sad.sometimes i want to kill all people that kill animals.besides the ones that kill them for meat they have to eat to

[thylacine1234]

true?

[6Nicad6emus6]

Very nice work. I love learning new things and I certainly did today, very eloquently might I add.

[balto4]

Glad you learned something from it :)

[decepticonfan]

This is a really great video and I really enjoyed.

[balto4]

Thank you-glad you enjoyed it

[sannyasi17]

Very cool video, not aware of this animal. Always in favor of saving all animal species on our planet. Great music, who is it?

[balto4]

I'm always in favor of saving animals too

The music is 'clubbed to death' by Rob Dougan

[sannyasi17]

Thanks!

[romfordlad07]

clubbed to death - rob dougan

[hiphopguy95]

keep up the good work! XD

[balto4]

thanks

[Guineapigsrockmysock]

Wow this is a FANTASTIC video!

[balto4]

Thanks it took a while to put together

[thylacine1234]

good video

[Fairyxxxxxdude]

Your Videos On Thylacines Are Amazing,x

I Really Hope that they are still out there, and that in the future they are descovered again, and protected.

[balto4]

Thanks,glad you enjoy them :) I like making them

I too hope they are found again and are protected