I put this together so that there is a place to see all the Tasmanian Tiger footage in one place, in chronological order. Hopefully one day we can get that lost piece of footage back

@casual_bill8749

2 жыл бұрын

You've done a great service with this mate, not just for people like me and you but teachers will be able to show this to pupils and analysts will also find it useful no doubt.

@funnerthanbefore4947

2 жыл бұрын

Hopefully one day ur gonna be makin a new compilation of footage u shot urself bro! I'm seriously Lookin forward to seeing what u and Forrest find in Papua....

@DeLoreanTECH

2 жыл бұрын

Great idea! I've always wanted this

@SLR-hn5yy

2 жыл бұрын

Cookie look for the Charleville lion footage

@MD-pl4ww

Ай бұрын

thanks for sharing your work in compiling these valuable videos

Dam man, teared up a bit on this one. Such a beautiful animal. If nothing else I hope the legacy of the thylacine will be an wider understanding that we as a species need to do better.

@WildlifeWithCookie

2 жыл бұрын

Spot on, lessons to be learnt

@YouCrackedIt

2 жыл бұрын

100% same reaction

I’ve never met a Thylacine but I sure do miss them.

The way they’re treated breaks my heart

Absolutely awesome! Seeing all the clips together makes you see more of the depth of this animal I am so appreciative

It’s such a shame we caused the extinction of this unique and beautiful species. I can’t understand the mindset of those that caused it’s demise, like we’re they not noticing how few left there were and ever wondered why? I’ve seen there has been experiments so recreate the thylacine using cloning techniques, I hope that it will work one day if we don’t find them in the wild. I’m surprised no big companies like the BBC or WWF would fund a search for it in PNG, or even deep in Tasmania. Imagine what that would do for the world of conservation as well as the benefits the company would receive. I hope a wealthy individual may stumble upon this and want to help and fund a search for it🙏

@WildlifeWithCookie

2 жыл бұрын

I agree bro, so unfortunate. Get Elon Musk on the phone

Damn boss man no need to depress me like that 😭 Rip Benjamin he looked like a lovely boy (or girl cos apparently it’s not confirmed) Really hope they still live. My opinion on that changes a lot.

@xxitactical_8723

2 жыл бұрын

@Komodo dragon gr yea just saw that cheers

Kills me to think about what these poor animals went through, the abuse and torment they were put through, they must have felt so alone, such a horrible species we are 😔😢, thanks for uploading, Great video but very sad.

@jamesosullivan1545

2 жыл бұрын

Agree.

They look so sad pacing in those cages. Shame on us 💔💔

I truly hope they will find the 14th video. It is featuring a female thylacine interacting with her 2 young joeys.

@OCAVIARY

2 жыл бұрын

Have you seen it?

@WildlifeWithCookie

2 жыл бұрын

Would be nice to see!

@mysteryjunkie9808

2 жыл бұрын

Baby Thylacines are so cute

Great compilation thanks

Possibly the worst part of all this is that settlers massively exaggerated how large thylacines were to justify extermination, leading to a complete misunderstanding of thylacine biology and the role they played in Australia ecosystems, which further contributed to a fundamental misunderstanding of Australian ecosystems and wildlife as a whole. Thylacines were never apex predators. They were only about coyote-sized and filled the same niche, hunting mainly small mammals. This makes it unlikely they were outcompeted by dingoes (since dingoes hunt much larger prey on a regular basis), and it means that Australia never actually had a terrestrial apex predator between initial human colonization and dingoes being introduced-there was nothing to eat things like red or grey kangaroos or the larger wallabies. The actual native apex predators of modern Australian ecosystems were giant varanids and Thylacoleo, except most people fail to realize they were even components of modern Australian ecosystems.

@MD-pl4ww

Ай бұрын

yes well written.... animals like Thylacoleo and Diprotodon, both of whom went extinct about 40,000 are possible the best fossil evidence of human migration into Australia, and evidence that Indigenous Australians did not in-fact take care of the land, but instead where-ever humans travelled we permanently alter ecosystems that we occupy

Only 4 minuts and 47 seconds. So sad

This makes me so sad; the fact that my species is the responsible of the extinction of most recent fauna! Ugh just horrible 😣

I hope the Tasmanian Tiger is still alive.

That was really good cookie

I smashed the like button

Good on ya. Gonna spread this thru discord

With the piano music man...fuck that makes me sad. And a bit angry. (At humans and our stupid way of thinking back then)

@xxitactical_8723

2 жыл бұрын

I know bro

@WildlifeWithCookie

2 жыл бұрын

I feel the same way

Why would they taunt the Thylacine with the lamb? It almost appeared the Thylacine was making some sort of noise, maybe barking along the fence. The movements of the mouth…

Kinda makes u stop and think about what were doin to earth....

Such an amazing creature!

Such a beautiful animal, but so sad that its gone from this world

Magical and beautiful animal🙌

Yes cookie! Alot of footage here that i have never seen before. Thanks bro. Such a cool and unique species. So so sad. Usually we dont get to see footage of exctinct species and watching this and the conditions they were kept in and knowing we are most likely seeing the very last few individuals of that species is so so sad. The human race as a whole needs to get a grip or we will lose more unique species and possibly become extinct ourselves. We need to find a balance were we can coexist without causing more harm to sn already severely damaged planet. The problem is how do we do that?

Such a unique looking animal. It served a purpose in nature. There is nothing to justify the inhumane treatment being kept in the zoo, nor killing them in the wild by ranchers. It's quite sad, really.

Seeing these stripes so clear makes me wonder about a story from Papua New Guinea from 2021 where a man declared to Forrest Galante he kenw a man who has 2 kind of wild dogs at his home in the jungle, one light colored who sings and the one with the striped back. The one with the striped back was young and got killed by the other dogs in the village ...........

What is the music at the start?

Think about it for them to film them so many times back then when it wasnt easy shows that they knew they had a special animal that was about to disappear for a long time I do believe they are still alive and I believe Forest Galante is right when he says they are in PNG

I can’t wait until they are discovered alive someplace and there is a population

@denifnaf5874

2 ай бұрын

Even if they are not extinct I don't think they wanna be discovered

Those keepers didn't know the privilege that was bestowed upon them to be in the presence of such a beautiful animal , let us learn from our ignorance AMEN .

Ojalá se encuentre el verdadero sonido del tilacino

It is cruel of the man did to provoke the Tasmanian Tiger and when an animal passes back and forth in a small enclosure the animal is depressed and stressed!

Did you have to play the sad music? Punches me right in the feels… I hope the striped doggie is still out there.. somewhere

I know what i'll bring back if i steal a time machine

So sad 🥺

*In a few months they will start rewinding bison in kent, they would be cool to try and find* 🐃

so sad! Kinda want me a 'not doggo'!

They could never make this movie today

Breaks my heart to remember how many of these beautiful animals were destroyed. God made such rare animals that had been destroyed by cruel hunters and neglect. The thylacine no longer walking the Earth is really sad.

Something like this will show you the horrors of humans. We need to look after animals instead of worrying about how we can make money from them

There’s still hope there’s a remnant population in Papua New Guinea

You should go to a feed store or a bait store and by some worms to feed to the badgers along with maybe some cut up apples and pears 👍🏼🦡

Thank heavens nowadays we make an effort to provide natural animal habitat to accomodate kept animals - as the surrounds this animal was provided was absolutely disgraceful - what a miserable existence for this native animal.

Such a shame

An entire animals existence wiped out because a few people thought they were a nuisance. Sad

There are few things worse for nature than ranchers, fishermen and farmers. But hey, don't you dare tell them this.

That’s really upsetting. It makes me sad and angry seeing such an amazing creature caged up in those horrible, inappropriate, too small enclosures. Poor fcukers. No wonder they went extinct, I bet those last captive animals wanted to die.

Have you heard that the new owners of the wallaby island in Loch Lomond intend to eradicate the Wallabies I’ve just had a petition through about it now.

@jdw_09

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my days it is you who made the petition

@jdw_09

2 жыл бұрын

Another example of animal cruelty outside of CHINA and in your own country

@tracylynnedgar5788

Жыл бұрын

😭 Why would they do that??

Such a shame they became extinct, so beautiful

I think if the thylacine would have made a great pet I mean it acts like a dog and it does seem to want bite anyone sad that we can't nice things

Playing God is never a good idea.

It's like a big ass rat or something.