Part 4 Thylacine - Animal X Natural Mystery Unit

The Animal X - Natural Mystery Unit puts its investigative skills to the ultimate test trying to track down a live Thylacine, or Tasmanian Tiger as they are also known. Experts say the last of its kind died in an Australian zoo in the 1930's, but many believe this the last of the great meat eating marsupials is still alive and well.

Daniel and Natalie head into the wild Western Australian bush to talk with a farmer who swears he has seen the creature dozens of times stalking prey on his property. They discover footprints and scats that are just hours old. Could these have been made by a creature said to be extinct for 70 years?

As they travel this vast country meeting eyewitnesses, the evidence becomes more and more compelling. Dan and Nat uncover secret documents suggesting a population of Tasmanian Tigers was secretly released onto the mainland over 100 years ago. They meet a man who claims he wrestled with the creature and a respected wildlife officer who describes how he watched a Thylacine walking through the Tasmanian bush.
If it is out there, many believe that Tasmania's pro-logging policy will eventually kill off any chance the species has for survival. Is the government trying to keep the existence of the Thylacine hidden? Many think so.
Is the Thylacine still out there? The Animal X - Natural Mystery Unit investigates.

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[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

[toolhead22]

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

[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.

[scottclements78]

@shinymensdressshoes This whole show is so annoying.

[shinymensdressshoes]

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

[kingplutoxiao1]

@HedgieDiva But not confirmed every single day.

[HedgieDiva]

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

[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

[selenatheqeen]

@Twilightmia rite so its possible



[66fiveandahalf]

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

[ChromeGhost0219]

@Twilightmia Its quite possible

[MrCriticOfAll]

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