Thylacines-The Phantoms of Tasmania

Thylacines are my favourite animal-and I wanted to do a video on them in the longest time,but couldn't find the right music to go with it I thought this music would go well since Thylacines are true 'phantoms' with thousands of sightings and even the odd footprint

Feel free to comment please :)

I am now going to do videos on request,just message me and tell me the song or music piece you would like to hear(please leave the track name as well as the artist)And the type of video you want,just tell me what one of my current videos you would like it the most to be like

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[Gojnic]

If I were an explorer I'd go looking for one! Surely if any are still around, they can be found. It is not like you are looking for the Yeti.

[balto4]

@Gojnic Agreed,the animal at least DID exist at one point,the question is if it still does(and I believe it does and the government knows this too)

[Saraluvspets]

Finally- A fellow thylacine lover. This is my absolute favorite animal. It's a shame that they were hunted to extinction. Sadly, the last thylacine was said to have died in 1936, but I believe otherwise.

Contrary to popular belief, I believe that thylacines, also known as tasmanian tigers, still roam the unexplored areas of Australia and Tasmania, due to reported, but unconfirmed sightings since the last of the species was rumored to have expired.

[balto4]

@Saraluvspets I believe that too,that the 'last' one did not die in 1936. There's a lot of areas in Tasmania that humans cannot access and this most likely were they are. I have a feeling that Australian government knows more than they care to admit about the survival of this species

[NativePrairieWolf]

@TheGarcia350 "Virtually wiped out in the wild due to constant hunting (they were thought to be a threat to sheep and other small farm animals) and the encroachment of humans on their already limited habitat the Thylacine was finally recognized as being in danger of becoming extinct in 1936, too little, too late as that same year the last Thylacine, named Benjamin, died on 7 September as the result of neglect"

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Think ANYTHING has changed since? were STILL slaughtering wolves & coyotes!

[balto4]

@hgwilt1 These were actually marsupials,unrelated to either wolves or tigers

[NativePrairieWolf]

@Devilen73 Thanks, I use it here on youtube

[Devilen73]

@NativePrairieWolf Great comment Native Prairie Wolf...great name...is it your real handle?

[Devilen73]

@Saraluvspets I'm 46...I have older uncles that have been listening to the same bs about the tassie tiger being still extant. If they were, we would have found at least ONE by now. It's a crying shame whenever ANY animal is hunted to extinction.

[Devilen73]

@Gojnic I'm a local of Tasmania, well used to be for over 30 years; trust me, they were hunted to extinction, none left. Fucking redneck hunters.

[DanoftheGlen]

@mrceebees14 What an enlightened comment! I'm sure you must be aware of the extinct & endangered animals on all continents. Also, given that Australia was settled by Europeans who brought their farming techniques you should perhaps realign your trolling sight before taking aim.

[PcRoX123hackedACC]

my favorite deep sea animal is the fucking mantis shrimp

THEY'RE NEITHER SHRIMP NOR MANTIDS, THEY'RE JUST THAT FUCKING SPECIAL.

[mrceebees14]

Stupid fucking Aussies.

Do you know how rare a creature you destroyed? Dumb fucks.

[FluffyPup88]

Stupid Humans! They killed them cz they thought they were useless animals! I say! humans are useless! they only came to live to destroy everything around them!