Did This Man Find The Extinct Tasmanian Tiger? 

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Defenitly the Tassie Tiger for me its the open mouth,the stiff tail,the black and white stripes running halfway down it back and the barkyelp it does

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Definitely the dodo,Dinosaurs,the Loch Ness Monster Crampus Clause and the dumb tassie tiger

​@@Ben-hv4prSame

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So bizarre how I read this comment as I heard the man say it in the video at 14:41

lul

I lost my whole family over it. It was worth it

Yeah, becausesome have to work for a living...

Such a horrific and violent death. I just hope they were killed instantly and felt no pain. There is something so strongly bonding between a dad and his little girl. I just can't imagine the pain of such a loss which can never diminish no matter how much time goes by. I really hope he finds his tiger and proves that this beautiful animal is still here with us.

He is sadly broken and this Search for him is about more the tiger. It's a sad story with a man with is searching for something to fill that gap

@@cameraguyjoe36 yawn...

Yea that hit pretty different for me cause I have a girlfriend who is 18 and I'm 19 and I've gone quickly over hills to get that feeling in your stomach when you drop ( kinda like a roller coaster) and his story terrified me, if I killed my girl idk what I'd do like holy crapppppp

@@cameraguyjoe36 okay😐

Too bad we didn't have dash cameras back then. But, people would still find a reason not to believe you, even with video footage. I live in Upstate NY and people were adamant that there were no Mountain Lions in our area. I just moved up here last year and within a month, one ran past me while I was driving one night. It was chasing a buck across the road about 30 feet from in front of my truck. My dash cam caught it. I showed the footage to people and they said it couldn't be a Mountain Lion, they're not in the area, that it was probably a Bobcat. Show me a Bobcat that gets almost as big as a buck and has a long tail trailing behind it. It's called a Bobcat for a reason. It wasn't my first encounter with a Mountain Lion in an area where they shouldn't be. Back in the early 90's my sister and I were driving down a dark road in a wooded area on Long Island. Something ran in front of the van and we hit it. It took off. It took us a minute to parse out what we just hit. It was a cat! Can't be! It was bigger than our dog! It was big enough that it hit the passenger side headlight on an old Chevy work van. We got home and told our parents. My mother immediately knew what it was, a Mountain Lion. You see, some rich douche in the Hamptons had one as a pet and it escaped. The local news had been tracking the sightings of it as it travelled across The Island. It had last been spotted several miles east of where we were a couple of days before. We called the police to report it, but they laughed at us. We then called Channel 12 to report it and we earned a spot on the map.

​@@WastedTalent- makes sense thems fucks ate notoriously hard to find

Virginia says they aren't here but they are. 2 out of 2 people around Floyd county, who I have mentioned mountain lions to, have seen or heard them, and those two people were not idiots. The guy who say one says his dog had it pinned under his truck. I think they say they are not here so farmers like me can shoot them to protect their livestock and quietly make them go away/not get in trouble with conservationists. Males wander a lot farther than females, so even if they aren't breeding in Appalachia it doesn't mean they aren't here. @@WastedTalent-

No, you didn't.

Dude's got a nice voice too.

He sings good.

@@claytonbearden7793 Ok I was just joking. Man cannot sing

Just 2 good ol boys singing a duo..Yaaa that was beautiful..the ending note was cherry on top!

I replayed that bit cos it made me laugh. Just how the dogs head is tilted up as well while they're both singing 😂

Good luck mate wish you the best with that!

What species of bird are you hoping to find?😊

Is it a dodo?

What about the 🦤 Dodo? You think they're extinct?? Or maybe.. just maybe... They still out there... 😱😱😱

I’m a 40 year old American, and I check monthly to see if the thylacine is uncovered, and have for years lol

He somehow goes on through unspeakable tragedy.

yep loved his part about not letting his mind stagnate through grief but rather thrive

He could never bring back his daughter so he decided to bring back a extinct species ... everyone copes differently.

How is falling into believing a lie to the point you dedicate your life to it, a good thing?

@@nikokapanen82 just like any religion?

I hope he finds a way to reproduce this majestic creature. What a beautiful animal

Dual

I love this comment! ❤ well put!

@@christopherkendrex8075 ❤❤

Lmao he isn’t going to find any Tasmanian tigers, no offense but this guy is living in a delusional world. Tasmanian tigers have been extinct for nearly a hundred years. It’s a fantasy he’s made up to help cope with his trauma and hardships.

@@MadeInTheAbyss so you don't think something as horrible as animal poaching is wrong? Or what are you even trying to say? I don't get it. And also, as Jay said, there are many (endemic) species that went extinct due to human interference.

Both animals are extinct vice and inside edition just want attention get a life and stop believing the media 😂😂

@@MadeInTheAbyss i know right!? I mean if the science community claims that there’s only been 5% of earths oceans searches how can you claim an animal that lives in a canopy of millions of trees with thousands of acres is extinct if anyone is barely going into the woods. I believe a lot of animals that we think are extinct might still be alive but I also believe that making everyone believe they are extinct is probably the safest thing for the future of all animals in this world to keep them safe from us!

@@MadeInTheAbyss the entire planet? You don't need to look for crocodiles in the German alps or fish in the siberian tundra. You can narrow down certain species to locations just because they are very endemic.

@@MadeInTheAbyss rmb certain animals only live certain parts of the world so once there gone from that aera there's no point to look the whole planet bc they won't be anywhere else

Awesome stuff. Cheers.

I don't doubt you one bit... I lived in Tassie from 1980-1984 and my Mum & Dad knew people who swore black & blue they'd seen them. One of them was a bloke called Bernie (who ironically lived up near Burnie) and he said he'd them several times over the decades. Even kids at school knew of people who had seen them around that time as well.

Ong u could be my 12th grade english teacher

criminally underrated comment

It was sightings that lead me to chase Thylacine's, not grief. The grief happened 5 years before hand. The actual search for them begun in South Australia upon discovering the hundreds and hundreds of sightings that are well documented there. 5 years after that search begun, I relocated back to Tassie and took up the search there...Neil.

​@@thylacineawarenessgroupofa5886 I am glad that you hear about sightings and take them seriously. I am in Pennsylvania, USA, and there are lots of people who claim that they are seeing mountain lions here, even though the government says that they are extirpated from PA. It's still very hard to actually catch them on film, or get other really strong evidence of them. So your situation is even more extreme than that, something that's thought to be completely extinct, not just extirpated. I really hope that you can find it.

You are so frieking intelligent.

Who the hell cares about this stupid animal? It's just another animal that pisses Nd shits and eats things and has sex.... Just looks different. Why do we need to find it so bad? Please I would love to know why we need to find it lol

Bekuz Tasmanian tigers are more important than humans right

I think if you looking at both these gents it more of a obsession than anything else, they going to see proof of these animals everywhere and are pass the rational or logic stage of looking at things.

@@kingghx5t74 im sure he doesnt mean that

@@kingghx5t74 well humans killed em off....

This why I can't eat at other people's houses

I thought the same thing😂

Glad i wasnt the only one noticing

Ι am a sea explorer for hears and i saw many species come back to their physical numbers again from near extinction.i believe tazmanians are gone forever cause if they dont ,they will be come again in front of our house fences all these hears.

Nick Mooney from fauna x is talking to them hes probably right

I live in south east GA and the Ivory looks just like the pillated woodpecker which has made a big comeback here. You didnt see them for years then over the last 10 or so they became more populous. Theres a pair who come to my yard every year and I thought had young one year. Sadly the tree they loved finally finished rotting and fell so I doubt I will see that pair again.

@@mikhail2400 I disagree, the only thing that is similar about them is that they are both large woodpeckers. Biggest difference is the large patch of white on the lower wings backside of the wings when the Ivory is perched, a large triangular patch. Also the Ivory has two long stripes that go down it's back almost all the way down to that large white patch. The Pileated has no stripes down it's back The only white you see on a perched Pileated is on it's face and head and a stripe that goes down the sides of its throat, but not down its back, also a really tiny patch on the front edge of its wings. Both birds have lots of white on the underside of the wings. The smaller and common red-headed woodpecker has a similar white triangle on the bottom backside of it's wings when it perches too. If you are in the south and see a huge woodpecker with a large white patch on it's lower back when it sits, for sure take a picture of it!! And zoom in.

@@mikemortensen4973 LOL, you really know your woodpeckers. Yeah in the pictures I noticed the large white patch when the Ivory is perched but not all the other details. I guess I should have said 'looks alot like' rather than 'just like' when I commented. I just like wildlife and enjoy seeing the larger birds alot. I spend alot of time in the Altamaha River fishing and get to see animal behavior most never will. We see alot of birds of prey and theres at least two breeding pairs of Bald Eagle in the stretch of river I frequent, its roughly a 20-25 mile stretch of the river. As the crow flies were only 40 miles from the coast so we get alot of the birds from that region. We are still looking the tree named after Ben Franklin, Franklinia Alatamaha, which is supposed to be extinct in the wild. Imagine finding one in the wild. That would be huge since every one that exists today comes from one tree in Philadelphia. Got as much chance of that as I do finding a DoDo bird

@@mikhail2400 No, I really don't know my woodpeckers, but I did sleep at a Holiday Inn Express last night. Seriously, as soon as I saw your comment, I just googled and found lots of Ivory billed and Pileated comparison charts, there are tons of them.

Ive seen 3 ivory billed this year and one of them had to be relocated due to it damaging a super fancy cabin we were working on. Them things are still around just going deeper into the woods due to deforestation.

Wow Phoebe. Talk about a blast from the past. I hope their memory serves you well in your future. It was a tragic accident so unnecessary. Joyrides can go horribly wrong...

Nice story but, how is this related to the video?

@@reallymentalpig1173 They mention how his daughter passed in the video.....I imagine that is how its related.

@@layedbackthomas thanks

​@@neilwaters7543 hope you are doing well Neil, your story while very sad, is also very touching. Keep it up mate

Cheers.

@Rampage Jackson Sure it wasn't just a huge main coon!😉 Seriously though that would be amazing to see & it doesn't surprise me a bit that a cat of any species could successfully hide from humans. Sometimes I'll look down & somehow my cat has just appeared nearby.

@Rampage Jackson no such thing as a black panther, they are jaguars or leopards with excess pigment, South, And Central America is the closest they are to USA

By panther do you mean a black cougar or a black Jaguar?

Black cougars exist

I thought pumas are common in America....

"The music" like the man/dog duet!

Yes, because most of their videos are political nonsense. I love that I can watch this channel for something more wholesome.

Beats Learning how cocaine was made for the 12th time

Good news, scientists here in Australia and New Zealand will be trying to bring it back, been confirmed they will recreate/clone or whatever they are doing to bring em back. They got the all clear and green light to do it

You mean the guy? Neil Waters?

@@spaceslav8954 tf? No he's talking about the tasmanian tiger

@@davidjordanoski801 If you want to call him Tiger that's cool and none of my business but his name is Neil.

@@spaceslav8954 DUDE. The title of the video! The tasmanian tiger that is said to be extinct but very denied on its classification.the Animal is called tasmanian tiger. No one said anything about a Niel waters in this comment!

When was this?

@@gustaf5753 about 13 years ago? I feel old haha

@@lordofsnowrabbits thats pretty cool. So would you say that the thylocene arent extinct then?

@@gustaf5753 I wasn’t there so wouldn’t know. Tbh I’m on the fence with this one. I’d like to think they’re out there, but the probability… so low.

actually big corporations do. time to face reality.

mate just let somebody say something positive

@@floki1664 you f***er lol let him have his moment will ya he means metaphorically in a personal sense, leave the trolling tell after 9pm 😉

its a hoax

Cheers. I am pretty stubborn at the best of times and there are more holes in the extinction model that the SS TITANIC.....Neil.

This is literally 6 days old. It's already back lmao

Vice sometimes do good stuff and they sometimes do crap. Always have done.

@A p facts

Think about all the animals that have roamed earth for a long period of time only to not exist anymore. Same result will happen to humans eventually..

@@yoparsons80 This extinction was caused by man. The last one known died because a farmer just stopped feeding it. We will be the ones to do ourselves in.

@@Ralph-ny1ey yea but if it was the last one then there was no way it couldve reproduced anyways so the fault definately goes further than just this one farmer

@@spoonskates I'm saying the last one on film (in captivity). The farmer had it because ranchers and farmers were known to hunt and kill them to protect livestock. The kill was not used for anything, just expendable. They eradicated them. It wasn't one man's fault, but a lot of men. Then they had an imported hare species so they could hunt for sport. The population exploded because their were not enough predators like Tasmanian wolfs. The rabbits did way worse to the farmers and ecosystem by devouring it. They still have problems with hares. We are at the top of the food chain. We didn't need them. Who is going to replace us at the top? Man would destroy it.

@@Ralph-ny1ey There have probably been a few extinctions caused by Man. Probably quite a bit actually. In 100,000 years, the amount of destruction humans have caused to the natural environment is apparent. But people will naturally only interpret the last few centuries...

Agreed and when he does it I hope he never tells a soul so the beautiful animal can live in peace without the danger posed by humans

Wow, you’ve done an entire psychoanalysis of this man’s life from a 27 minute video. How you’ve done it should be a bigger shock to the world than the finding of a presumably extinct animal.

You hope he finds what he's looking for? Yeah.....he's looking for the tylacine. 🥴

@@gone_viral 🙂

You say it's because of his daughter but I think he was doing this long before the birth of his daughter

Its a housecat, what a build up for nothing....

I agree. I thought he had three pictures. The one they revealed was not very convincing.

They have some good sized Poos in baggies at least.

How is it that he can be so close as to get that photo, but only be able to take one, really ambiguous one? No video, no nothing. Just that one photo that could be anything lol

All 3 photos are out, none are a tiger. Plus he's been bullying RU-vidrs who don't agree with him

I've always wanted to visit tasmania, it looks like a gorgeous place. Love to your homeland from all the way up in nasty cold old northern Europe 😂

Will be again it seems, will be interesting to see while out trekking.

He will never make a breakthrough and his work will never pay off. Once someone holds a photo hostage just to get interviews and "fame" and it turns out all to be a lie usually means they will always be discredited in the future. Even if this guy brings a photo of a real Thylacine he will have 90% of people saying he faked it again. This guy took the boy who cried wolf story and made it his with one lie

@@VeloVios I do see what you're saying. And I know his isolation is self-destructive. But if, by chance, there were some left in forests and he found them that would be cool. But yeah it probably won't happen. I dont think he is intentionally lying to people though. Why would someone dedicate their life to something pointless unless they didnt think it was? if it is a ploy, be it for money or fame or whatever, so what? Get that $$. Maybe I want to stay in the Velociraptor patio airbnb even tho they are extinct

If he truly studied the thylacine he would know its footprints has five toes. The footprint he showed only had four. The thylacine was so unique like nothing like it. It doesn't even have a close relative Im told. So sad if it is extinct.

@@VeloVios You can be sure we "never" find anything if no ones spending the time to look for it.

It’s related to quolls and Tasmanian devils

Neil is not who you think he is, if you go to cookie's video on it shows his actual personality a lot. Neil literally screams at you if you say that his so called "100% undisprovable evidence" is bad, because it is, and he'll legitimately call you a ton of profanity and such over it. Check out cookie's video on it, he's not the person you think he is.

@@striderwhiston9897 dude stop spamming your hate already it's all over this page. Chill.

@@DetroitFettyghost People deserve to know he's not some dedicated cool almighty god lmao

@@striderwhiston9897 Reread the main comment by the original commenter than. He NEVER said he was a god, perfect, or anything else near that. And here you are trashing him. That makes YOU the SAME as NEIL and ME all DISAGREEING in a comment section. So.......

@@DetroitFettyghost Those are just the facts, go take a look, the guy obviously has a few screws loose.

Youre talking about vice when gavin mcguiness was still the founder. Before he was robbed of his creation.

Exactly how I feel.

Sorry for your loss. Remember no day is guranteed so live life like today is your last.

Imagine if humans lived in Mars, visited earth and saw all the animals that were alive back that. Humans are dangerous creatures.

He says he’s looking for the Tasmanian tiger but subconsciously I think he’s still searching for his daughter slowly learning to grieve.

God bless you

Yes like this perhaps extinct animal provides more comfort and coping than ever thought possible, by seeking it. I do believe it is possible... Australia is so big even Tassie is big. Huge hugs to both blokes, You are awesome. Keep doing You

Cheers DeHart Family. I have another interview regarding those photos that I will be publishing soon on our RU-vid channel. The lady I speak to in it has been hand raising Pademelon's for over 60 years and knows her stuff....

A numbat has stripes, but the picture looks to be a ferel cat. The shape of it's ears and head gives it away IMO. Whatever it is it also lacks stripes on its rump.

That is his MO down pat, Scam you, tell you he has proof he doesn't, says he doesn't ask for money, asks for money, (*how much did vice pay ?) a lot of this is not shot in Tassie, and after it all when he has you he pleads about his grief and his loss, oh poor bugger me, dead beat dad dads, no wonder the women leave these idiots, spent half a million$$$ of whose money ? worth a marriage ? I only feel bad for all the people he has scammed and his daughter...

@@jaymannewell can you support your arguments? How do you know some of it wasn’t shot in Tasmania and that he’s a scammer?

@@jaymannewell jesus you seem bitter af

@@jaymannewell dam it’s Christmas chill lmfao

@@jaymannewell it is well and possible they exist. it's christmas. you must have no one to love you if you are this bitter

Why delete such critical information

@@InvictusCoaching he believed something so beautiful shouldn't be hunted and around here in grantville the idiots would have hunted it that's why .it wasn't the first time he had seen it .when he was a boy they had a farm up the rd and gravel Pitt pop and him sore it 10ft from were they were working going into the Forrest pop said never tell anyone let it be a myth so it can have peace here I was the only one dad ever told

You’re creepy!

Me too I would really appreciate it if the Australian Government would protect the last Thylacine's from further Extinction and yes they are pretty scary not wonder the Australian government was scared of the Thylacine's and the large Families of Thylacine's

How's it creepy lol I think it looks cool

@@justinamenta7241 it’s basically an opossum the size of a coyote with tiger stripes that can unhinge its jaw 180 degrees, that’s why it’s creepy lol doesn’t mean I don’t think it’s not cool. Also if you’ve ever played the game Fallout: New Vegas it looks a lot like what is called a night stalker which is a creature that is a coyote with a rattle snake head and rattlers on it’s tail and fighting them in game was rather scary as a kid so it’s kind of a irrational fear lol

​@@loganbaileysfunwithtrains606 "... Doesn't mean I don't think it's not cool" 🤕

freshprince130 Hang in there bro.

@Freshprince130 Do you feel comfortable talking about what happened or how you're feeling? From your statement, it would seem your path to recovery is a bit murky. I won't insult you by pretending that I can imagine how you feel, but I am fully capable of listening with an empathetic ear.

Sending so much love and hugs to you💛

Dude, grief is a very personal thing. I hear your pain. We all do it our own way and there are no rules on what is right. What is right for you is right for you. Know this. Julia died on Valentines day. It ripped my heart out of my chest and I wanted to die. I screamed at the sky for days and close friends literally picked me up off the ground. I drank 6 bottles of whiskey in 4 days. I wanted to die. But, I soon realised I had another daughter who needed me. I had a funeral to organise. So that was the 1st step to some sort of recovery. It took me 4 months to fully realise I had things left to do here on Earth and I wasn't getting away from those things. I ended up going to India and Nepal at the end of the year for 2 months doing charity work with orphans and farmers just so I could end the year on a positive note. Julia stayed with me for 3.5 years before she came to say goodbye. I was very fortunate that she came to see me 20 or 30 times after she died. I knew she still existed somewhere out there.... I came back from India and decided I was moving to Tassie. This broke Sharna's heart again, but I needed to find me. I was only in Tassie for 18 months then I was back in SA trying to fix things with Sharna. She hated me, and I had to work bloody hard to gain her trust, respect and love. But we got there in the end and after 7 years back in SA I decided to return to Tassie with her blessing in 2019. All the things worth dying for are hard earnt in the living mate. Just do what brings your heart joy. I promise you, the dead are never far from the living. Stay strong and draw on your reserves in your tank. We all have them....Neil.

Did he discover anything? Cuz all I heard is talking the whole time

@@WAGGLE666 apparently the real tassie tigers were the friends he made along the way

@@Telltale. it's not the destination they say. It's the journey.

Yep. I would be absolutely thrilled if the TT were still living. But I'm self-aware enough to know that my wanting it influences my perspective. I feel very, very sad for people who believe in things of which there is no evidence, much less scientific proof - such as those who believe in BigFoot. If the archeaological record doesn't have it....it never existed. Period. You can't claim something lives if not a single bone or hair or tooth exists in the ground.

@@jakemitchell1671 Actually bigfoot has a great deal of physical evidence, they've found dermal ridges in the casts of bigfoot prints, also the weight distribution and depth of those prints matched what we would expect from a primate that big, not to mention the various video footage, photographs, and audio recordings. It's a really interesting topic to look into, would recommend.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4yqEraciN3o.html

What do you think happened to the dinosaurs? You think a meteorite wiped them all out? Look up ancient indian cave drawings of dinosaurs. Ask yourself. If dinosaurs went extinct a million years ago. Why did indians paint them with all the skin on them rather than just bones? .

@@krotchlickmeugh627 LOL gotta give you props, that's a new one

@@krotchlickmeugh627 Tf you smoking on

@@krotchlickmeugh627 We didn't exist during the time of dinosaurs. Also it wasn't just a meteor that wiped out the dinosaurs, tsunamis, earthquakes and volcanoes all at the same time resulted in the extinction of dinosaurs. (The reason for the earthquakes and the tsunamis would be the 10 km wide meteor that struck near the gulf of mexico.)

@A p There are international laws for animals that are in danger of extinction/near extinction, the thylacines would be protected until they reach a sustainable number where they can be hunted without damaging the number of thylacines that are capable of reproducing. (presumably over 50 to 100 thousand of them.)

Why the heck aren't you searching?!

Lost my dad in 06 one day after my b day it's been a while but it hurts like hell still , lost my mom in 2016 now that's killing me . But hang in there I went through a big depression and just like your going through but time helps

Dont worry ur dad is in beautiful place ik how u feel like im here we all are here to remind you tat the strength in walking alone knowing your pops presence is around you from all harm n evil god bless stay safe sis

I am sorry for your loss I lost my daughter last year it’s been rough keep your chin up I believe in you

It's cause most find the footage isn't that convincing

@@raingoff5839 in an age where I can find a deepfake of any celebrity , video isn’t as final a proof as it used to be

@@reidyo5404 it's mainly because people find the image isn't very full proof and think it's quite ambiguous

Because he never found anything you Div kid that's why he's been talking absolute twaddle for years it doesn't make it true and he's found sweet bugger all in other words Nothing

@Lizard Tortilla hurt me ? Nobody hurt me silly little boy. I'm a 36 year old man not a little boy like you and I need more evidence than that silly little Corey called Corey does he may be easily led and gullible but I'm not you daft kid .

Thank you for this!

I find it interesting that you mention the Imperial Woodpecker due to lack of survey in the area making it hard to know for certain. I think the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker is a great example of this maybe saying extinct too soon. Credible photos (and a very convincing 2008 video) have been cited almost yearly for the past 20 years yet it has been declared extinct. Last I heard there’s a movement by some university professors in the South to do a larger scale study to rediscover the species

@@annelorraine9529 all true, if one has the funding we'd know :) with that example, we'd be dealing with an unbridled narco state to do any surveys at all (read gods middle finger) and im sure there would be surveyor casualties, but that bird could indeed exist still. Ive travelled the area in 2004, and it was a mess then, hard to tell if a field crew could make that work. The endangered sp act, modeled by other countries, but starting in the US, says "best available data" . the data cant be garbage, but, its best available, which could be garbage. Ive dealt with this, and in this case, words matter. It was written that way for a reason. Other countries followed the model. If we made a scientific determination before the designation of endangered, threatened, or extinct, we'd be more sure, but that is $. In the example above, way above, 35 or 37 plants were "found", in 1997, and the plant was listed as "threatened" I hired a crew of 36 and found 250k plants in 2004, and 1.8million in 2005. 2.4 million dollars later we had extremely good data. In the end, part of this quagmire is about private interests and conservation related to habitat, not the tagged specie, but legislatively, we got the ESA, not a comprehensive look at the specie, or the habitat. When we stovepibe biota this way, we all lose.

I can personally relate to how governments and public institutions turn a blind eye to some “extinct” wildlife. I’ve personally seen a melanistic puma (ie “black panther) in the wild near the WV/MD border near to the Youghagany river. I was super excited and since I was working for the Department of Agriculture at the time I mentioned what I’d seen to some DNR employees and was told I must have been mistaken. One officer said “If we admitted they’re still here we’d have outcry from livestock farmers and families with children thinking lives are threatened, land use and development would need changed to comply with ESA, officially the eastern cougar is extinct”…

@@nathanbennett496 in your opinion, wouldn't it be for the best then it wouldn't be acknowledged? If it were to be and it would throw a wrench into 100s if not thousands of peoples day (eminent dominan-ing peoples land etc) is that worth it for a few stragglers of an extinic species ?

Copium.

The footage seems the least credible to me. Google what dingos look like, native to Australia. The bone structure of the head doesn't match a Taz

He mostly uses distance images of numbats. easier to take size out of context, i've heard him say they pay more because of the natural stripes. I also know a bloke who will take you out camping in a spot you will see one for $10,000 if you're keen.. LOL

@@jaymannewell a conman born everyday. And a sucker born Every second.✌️

Cheers Michael. Always been a hot zone over there.

My father also saw one In Victoria deep in the pinnicles myrtleford

@@neilwaters7543 all the best neil

@@katana_3558 cheers. Still slogging away at it. Never a dull moment on this adventure that's for certain.

Do you like my style🤔

@@lawoull.6581 If by style you mean "credit grabbing d*ck face" then no I don't like your style

@@Ron_swanson_true_libertarian ahh..no..lol. that's cold..wow

My was a character...My was the name...oh my...didn't know you were on some dik sht

@@lawoull.6581 The best part of you hit the bathroom floor along a highway somewhere the day you were conceived and just think, for the sake of a dollar we could of avoided this conversation had your mum not uttered them words "I'm clean" shame really.

Fn Struth mate !!

I'm glad to hear your Heart was Jerked

My soul is intact. I've been to the bottom of it. When you hit rock bottom, there is a really solid foundation to push yourself up from. Respect. Neil.

Right on mate! Love the singing dog too

Yeah she loves Supertramp in particular...

Greg, so why not blame agriculture instead of implying so called sport hunting was the cause of the thylacine's demise? There is no good solution, but agriculture and it's impact on the environment and wildlife is not part of Australian history, it's effects are continuous and ongoing.

@@davida.4933 I'm not sure you understand my comments. Sorry, but I'm having trouble understanding your reply. I'm happy to talk.

Just like they cleared the land of its indigenous population

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I hope so. I heard about it from the time they revived black-footed ferrets, but I didn’t do research so idk if it’s even true.

The thing is a copy will never be like the real thing it may look like it but probably will act different and unfortunately be confined it’s entire life because of the cost it will be to create