Steve mentioned to Pete that he and his family have seen thylacines on his farm on occasions. This probably reduced thylacine numbers to the point of no return. (Thylacine Research Unit) provides details of reports made directly to them Among the adult population 25 years old and over, 95.7% of Lindon residents have at least a high school degree or equivalent, 42.5% have a bachelor's degree and 14.8% have a graduate or professional degree. It didnt taper, or wag. I've never seen nothing like it again. Please note that the low number of reports currently in the database reflects my lack of time, and hence does not accurately reflect the true number of such reports. The tail, he noticed, was long and pointed, and followed the slope of the back. The animal walked from the right hand side of the road turned and looked at the vehicle a couple of times, it said. Scientists say they have never been in a better position to bring thylacines back. As our vehicle came closer they left their prey to dash into roadside scrub. (MORE: Two-thirds of birds in North America at risk of extinction due to climate change: Report) THYLACINE TRAIL CAM UPDATE FEBRUARY 2021 - YouTube Its tail was darker and it had short hair just like a roo. "The Winter of 2022 will be remembered by Heather and I for the number of Blue Mountains bushland sightings of of Thylacines at least a dozen. It looked like a stretched-out greyhound, 30% longer in the body than a dog. We began our expedition on Saturday 24th September 1983. ", The footage has not convinced Mooney or the dozens of commentators on Waters' YouTube video. There were body stripesextending barrel-wise from the mid-back to the tail rump. We were within yards of it when it moved off the road into the scrub with a loping cat-like run. It walked like a dog and its unusual tail did not look out of proportion with its body. Last week there was a stir in activity relating to Thylacines still being alive in Tasmania. The possibility that there actually are any thylacines left in the wild is close to zero. He only saw the Thylacine twice during the same week, approximately 3 years after he began working in those ranges. I think it was young about 12-13 inches from the ground to the top of its back.I didn't see any stripes and I don't think it had any but it was obviously a marsupial. But if thats the case, how do you explain the more recent stories, assuming they werent fabricated? I looked it up on the internet and it did look like the pictures of thylacines but with no stripes.
