Part 4 Thylacine - Animal X Natural Mystery Unit

[shinymensdressshoes]

That old bald guy with the glasses talking is soooo annoying.

[scottclements78]

@shinymensdressshoes This whole show is so annoying.

[HedgieDiva]

I wouldn't doubt it, new species are found every single day.

[kingplutoxiao1]

@HedgieDiva But not confirmed every single day.

[66fiveandahalf]

That's weird because every where I look I see brain dead people!

[MrCriticOfAll]

i saw 1 once in bacchus marsh Victoria australia but i see dead people too.

[sonbuhitsunei]

Dear god. Their search tactics are embarassing. A few teams with well trained blood hounds and the remains we have of some thylacine specimens for them to scent, and an organized sweep through the forests of Tasmania. Not the populated shores of mainland Australia, either. If it exists, it would definitely be picked up by the dogs.

[ODSTSpartanWingZero]

If its true the stripes can disappear, then the thylacine is the first mammal to you active  camouflage like a chameleon

[MatsunagaGOD]

If it's anywhere it'll be in Tasmania. Nowhere near any other state.

[47wilko]

It's the Wonthaggi monster.



[jgraz42]

Its half kangaroo half mongoose, but it has shark genitalia...

[EratoTiaTuatha]

The scientist was awesone indeed! I wish I could talk to the guy in person ;) And one interesting fact: The thylacine is no sea monster, sasquatch, dinosaur or any other creature that could make you famous. Of course it would be a great discovery if they were in fact found somewhere alive, but not many people know or remember about them. That's why there's a bigger chance that the reports are genuine, cause the people claiming they've seen the thylacine are not after fame or money. get my point?

[littleseezer]

They did rediscover a fish that was once believed extinct. I hope its the same with them. If it is than they arent my fav extinct animal anymore but my second fav animal in the world! Timber Wolves are my first.

[RangersDudeJr10]

idk if they r actually real i hope they show it here

[toolhead22]

@Bogabogo Ummm yer I know. It's a south park gag. You'll notice 13 other people got it.

[tunastrike11]

Why hasnt one been hit by a car everything else has.

[sangwria]

@tunastrike11 cuz they're like super careful wolves

[PantheraAtrox]

first video looked like a dog not a thylacine. watch the base of the tail which is narrow wheras the thylacines's the base is widest like a Kangaroo.

[cheetahpaw615]

is that a real stuffed thylacine on there table???

[Kawaiibat]

This is like the Ivory billed woodpecker that was last sighted round 1940s!

There have been spottings and sightings of it still around today. But none definite and conclusive.

Like the Thylacine resembling large dogs. Ivory-bills look like Pilleated woodpeckers. So both can be mistaken and it's difficult to prove they are not extinct!

[eaherit]

@Kawaiibat The Ivory Billed Woodpecker has been rediscovered.

[LinderSelkie]

i hope thylacines are still out there! we should do with them what were doing with the wolves in yellowstone.

[youwish55]

we can't really theres no way to jump start the population unfortuneatly without a pair of them :(

[GHGH1976]

if their looking for a Tasmanian Tiger  shouldn't they look in Tasmania?

[DC13K]

well if you think about it mainland australia has a much greater amount of uninhabited land. lots of scrub land which would be a good habitat. Also the thylacine population was more recently declared extinct in Tasmania than in the mainland so logically if there were remaining animals the population would have had more time to recover.

[HamatoKameko]

@GHGH1976 They supposedly became extinct on the mainland some 3000 years ago--but there have been many sightings of the beast.

[youwish55]

no they were supposedly extinct in the 1o930's by settler afraid of the thylacine killing livestock which is total bull.

[HamatoKameko]

I said they became extinct 3000 years ago on the MAINLAND. I'm perfectly aware of when they died out in Tasmania. :P

[denial987]

I think Daniel would rather rendevous with Natalie in the bush than of the farm boys. Trust me, I know I would!

Daniel better be careful out there or it could quickly develop into Delliverance Country out there (it's a movie starring Burt Reynolds, just google the name Deliverance) and you'll see what I'm talking about. LOL

[Twilightmia]

it could be possible they're still alive I mean they also found a kind of fish that was thought to be extinct for hundreds or milijons of years or something

[inotaishu1]

@Twilightmia yeah, a fish. Especially in Tasmania it would be very odd, the island is not that big so it would be weird that there has been no confirmed sighting

[inotaishu1]

@Twilightmia Yeah in the ocean and they didn't actually search for it, the Coelacanth was rather found by accident. But there was alot of extensive searching for thylacines and no live specimen was found up to today and if they are on the mainland there numbers should be so high by know that a little bit more than some blurry images should be available. So the chances are very very slim and even if there are some extinction might still be only a matter of time.

[Chesenips980]

@Twilightmia True, and Im not doubting that they are out there, but the ocean is a hell of a lot bigger than Australia.

[rabbitphobia]

@Twilightmia you annoy me what dose that have to do with my cheese platter? Respond you fool answer me!

[Twilightmia]

@rabbitphobia ....I wasn't even talking about that you're being the fool here

[rabbitphobia]

@Twilightmia What dose that have to do with my cheese platter?

[bishbangboosh]

@Twilightmia which ep is that? would love to watch.

[ChromeGhost0219]

@Twilightmia Its quite possible

[selenatheqeen]

@Twilightmia rite so its possible

[HedgieDiva]

@Twilightmia New animals are always going to be discoverred. However unless its dead and infront of them science doesn't take the matter serious.

[Tsavoma]

Good god what a load of crap. You can't take these people seriously. I mean tracks the size of a great dane?

[nustiuma]

i think is a combination of dog,kangaroo,tiger but that jaws of his are pretty mysterious........

[travdogger]

creeeeepy old man! the chick isnt bad though

[pennelp7770]

video is not a thy

[Bananastickers2]

Wow lol, why did all these comments get bad ratings? doesn't make any sense.

[terrier136]

when that guy said " but things in the bush arent going well"

i was like "WHAT WHATS WRONG!!!!"

[IPEDALDOWN]

lets chat

someone smart please help me R8

[sonofthedestroyer]

Wow! Amazing how the stripes disappear on the body. Never knew that before!

[HEINZUNIMOG]

D I N G O .

[HEATofEAST92]

THYLACINE

[VENODRILL]

I have NEVER seen a vedio set so facsanating! This is spectacualer! I was really guessing in part etheir 4 or 5 what those tiny eyes belonged to. The distance didn't make me think it was a kangaroo. Oh well. But there is still alot of evdince of Thylacines living in the area. Can't wait to see if they still exist. Hope so.

[bungusmalone]

that old man is a scary motherfucker

[GiuseppeColubriale]

Could not have said it better myself.

[allhopeisgone19994]

gud call

[altarush]

I would believe the tales about him snatching children near the fire camps.He is more scary than a maneating thylacine.

[Bananastickers2]

rofl, I know right. That old guy is fucked, I mean...this episode is about some old marcupial and he's acting like they're hunting manbearpig.

[toolhead22]

Its half wolf, half tiger and half kangaroo. I totally serial.

[Klinx585]

Or maybe it's half dog, half kangaroo, half wolf? O_o

[DC13K]

yes it definitely has three half lol

[clearlyAlexis]

no body every believed me,

but you :D

haha.

[grey9438]

@toolhead22

so is the chupacabra right

[pudinasbros]

@toolhead22 -..... how doest it have 3 halves?

[stephmhull]

@toolhead22 hahahaha, why wont anyone take me seriously, I'm so serial, he exists! to bad we nuked imagination land

other more serious note: I hope the tasmanian tiger is still out there and we can have another of those omg moments when we realize the animal thought extinct were just chillen somewhere better

[Klinx585]

Hahahaha, you do have a point :P

[drakcoreoriginal]

why don't they take dna from the dead/preserved specimens and place it in an empty embro and implant it into a saragent mother?

Revive the species.

[dradra2day]

i just watched somthing called tasmanian tiger end of extinction, and they took dna from the little specimen and got dna milions of copys and all they need is a saragent mother then the show went off but yea were close!

[critterfreek82]

They're doing their damnedest to do just that.

[ulysees77]

dumb fucking pissed up hick aussies see dinosaurs and you make a documentary out of it? Jeezo you thick blunts must be bored down there.

[mcneilscorpionone]

im pretty sure they are extinct, the last one dies in a zoo in the 1930's. but there is still a very small chance.

[PoppyMonsterMunch]

Brilliant set of videos, the plaster casts of the 5 toed tracks are compelling evidence! Australia is so huge that it certainly seems possible that they could have stayed hidden, especially after being persecuted by humans, they would become experts in avoiding man. Wouldn't it be great if theye were out there?

Thanks so much for posting, parts 2,3 & 4 were well-worth waiting for. A fascinating way to spend a rainy afternoon. Typical English summer LOL.