Search of the tiger: A Modern-Day Thylacine Expedition exploring the remote Wilderness of Tasmania!! 

It's a nice video isn't it.

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Thank you

Happy Easter to you yours 🐣👍

Happy Easter to you and your family Levi!

i wouldn't tell anyone if i saw a tiger but i would return time and time again to enjoy them for myself and will we see you return to explore that area for gold lots of bed rock in this video upload

I would say the thylacine is extinct the so called modern day photos are obviously digitally edited to look like the original Tasmanian tiger ,back in the days of film a photographer with the right skills in the late 20th century could produce a photo to look like a original tassie tiger .The thing is no one has managed to catch one for over eighty years the last one shot in the wild was back 1932 and the last one died in a zoo in 1936.So I reckon they are extinct.

they do exist

@Tasmanaut they only exist in the minds of those who won't accept scientific fact ,that is the Thylcean or tassie tiger is extinct .People can go on photo shopping their photos all they like it won't change the reality that these animals are extinct.

Now that sounds like a story we need to hear.

Sasquatch shit? I suppose you call em yowies though.

He saw a premonition of three lads dying of thirst a few ks away if he didnt return soon with those water bottles 😂 team player award goes to Levi, I hope someone presented him with a laminated certificate of recognition 🥰

Which one?

Been 2000 or so. One must be right

Your bar for proof is quite low.

The only way to look out for the tiger is to try to find mates and mass breed it before it really does go extinct. Even if they somehow survived they’d be extremely endangered. Imagine being the person to just not say a thing to conservationists and rescuers only for a fire or something to wipe out the rest. You’d have to be smart about it obviously but you’d have to try to save the species

Thanks Sharon I’m hoping to do more videos like this

Drink a cup of concrete and harden the fuck up. Too much equipment anyway. Was asking for it

Can’t lie, we have all thought about such a trip. We are all Little kids deep inside hoping for a positive outcome. Just like the northern nsw black panther 😅

That’s very touchy though. If you tell no one they could for sure go extinct. If you could get a female and male and breed the hell out of them you could save a whole species. Because even if they are still alive they would be extremely endangered. I’d say tell the best conservationist and rescue organizations in the world so that way you get ahead of the idiots who would try to capture them

@kimethrington2252 I absolutely agree. The minute someone might actually see one and share the news, will mean their end for certain. By the time one is captured, scientists and all the associated "experts" would come out of the woodwork and would want to "study" it by killing it and disecting the body to understand what makes it tick. I have no faith in all the political and affluent officials that would be clamboring over themselves for their own fame & political gain. They wouldn't have a clue what to do with all the worldwide attention. They failed us miserably with the apparent so called foxes escape into Tasmania with the task force setup afterwards as a total farce. If I ever saw a tiger one on my of my camps or hikes, I would smile because the species did make it this far, and leave it alone and not tell a soul. The best way to protect any that are out there is to appreciate that they may have survived, but they need to be left alone by the human race. All we succeeded to do to them was persecute, hunt and cage them for our gratification. We owe it to them to leave them alone and just be satisfied with the notion there are some still out there somewhere. By the way guys, great video and enjoyable to watch, thank you 😊

“So anyway woah…thats a fucking weird looking dog *flashes camera on it for a second* anyway this is a wombat they’re everywhere”

Thanks for the heads up mate will do in future 👍🏼

True, but maybe best not to give away it’s location.

Who knows how many more secrets hold the Thyla under lock'n key.... hopefully many, all for time of readiness.... once one door opens up many more may follow across vast regions of this majestic isle.... the Thyla roams....