Well done to Andrew digging up 2 new examples of Thylacine footage. They're beautiful creatures. Tasmanian Devils too. They remind me of little English Bull Terriers.

Good to see this podcast is gaining KZread subscribers pretty quickly.

@TheBRFCBEN

2 жыл бұрын

Not that quickly tbh

@mysteryjunkie9808

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheBRFCBEN it’s been like 1,000 in a week

@abysses

2 жыл бұрын

Right? I’m happy for them, they deserve way more listeners tbh. It amazed me when I found the podcast and saw the small numbers.

Great find. You guys gotta stop hating and bullying on the Peter guy tho. Every single video he is getting hated on lol. Chill

@ppreschooll4295

2 жыл бұрын

I think this is the greatest comment ever dropped on the pod

@elbow6380

2 жыл бұрын

@@ppreschooll4295 lmao im just being honest. Love their podcast but it sucks seeing him getting hated on always. You can see he doesnt like it at all.

@gb8894

2 жыл бұрын

Completely agree.

@Alberthoward3right9up

2 жыл бұрын

Look up parachute scientists. It's Forrest in a nutshell. Oh and Josh gates. But at least Josh is entertaining. Every place Forrest leaves he has a few less fans. And that's putting it nicely. I wouldn't of watched it only I'm hooked on the topic.

This has to be one of the best pieces of footage I've seen, glad to see it's been rediscovered. I live in maine and I'm planning on taking a trip up north this summer to see if I can find a live one out in the wild here, wish me luck.

@Thomk121

2 жыл бұрын

Ah your looking for the ones that crashed on the way to Bronx zoo. Hey it's possible. Good luck

@legotia

2 жыл бұрын

That was like 80 yrs ago tho

@bgilley8199

2 жыл бұрын

I've spotted a Wolverine up here in Maine, that was the most unexpected thing I've spotted here.

@legotia

2 жыл бұрын

@@bgilley8199 ? How?

@bgilley8199

2 жыл бұрын

@@legotia because it's a pretty rare animal to see in the wild even in its more natural habitat, and cases of sightings here in Maine, which is not known to have a really significant wolverine population, are extremely rare.

It's exciting to see how much international interest there is around Thylacine and its possible rediscovery. I'm from Tasmania (Launceston, to be exact), and you hear tones of stories from older generations of the flash of stripes in the bush, or especially sightings from kayakers and fishermen travelling along shorelines. To think someone from across the globe could discover such fantastic lost footage is just a credit to the possibilities of internet archiving and putting forward the initiative to have a red hot crack. I'm sceptical about their continued survival, but knowing how vast and untouched most of western and far southern Tas is, there's always the possibility. Keep up the work, Andrew maybe we can get you down to Tassie sometime in the future 👍

As a Tasmania this is the best footage of a Thylacine I’ve ever seen. Well done to this legend! Sadly, I’m not surprised. The museum just rediscovered the remains of the last known Tiger, missing for decades, this month.

The fact it took someone this long to find this on the internet just shows how big the internet really is

@cakesboo6554

Жыл бұрын

Hate to burst your bubble but there’s been vids out there for years of this

@zzodysseuszz

Жыл бұрын

@@cakesboo6554yeah that’s literally what he said. People just didn’t find it until then

I don’t watch the new episodes yet because I’m just now on episode 78 and I can’t take Forrest calling me names for not watching them all in order. I broke my rule and the video literally gave me goose bumps. This is my new favorite podcast.

This Podcast is underrated af. Great job Andrew and keep it up with the good content @TWTP

I love Andrew. He's a really nice young man.

@andrew2146

2 жыл бұрын

Awww thanks:)

@user-xh5gb9sx5x

2 жыл бұрын

@@andrew2146 you are a psonioo 😍😍

@zzodysseuszz

Жыл бұрын

@disneythylacine1936he didn’t specify which Andrew he was talking about

@andrewjennings7306

10 ай бұрын

Thanks m8

Congratulations Andrew 👏👏👏

@willsanimalfactsig5750

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah! Congrats 👏

"Hello baby birds" Forrest, you're turning into Carol Baskin 😂

That’s insane that in the age of the internet that these were lost videos. Good for you, Andrew

This is awesome, a rediscovered piece of footage. As an Aussie i feel like i've seen the devil footage before that includes the tiger in the background from a 90s documentary. it might pay to have a look at the commercial tv station archives from Australia.

The sight of it really reminds me of that old like 1940s Pluto cartoon where Pluto goes to the zoo and then gets into different animals' cages lol

This gives me hope for all the amazing things lying undiscovered in archives online and in libraries across the world.

Awesome discovery! Seems such a nice guy too.

I was sad when I realised it was old rediscovered footage and not 2022 footage

Oh wow! Benjamin!!! What incredible and beautiful footage! His story, and death always breaks my heart, and what a huge loss to the animal world. And here, 60 years later what a gift!❤❤

Thanks for the vids bros

Congratulations on your find my Bruva great footage

I had seen that Tasmanian Devil clip did not realize there was a Tasmanian tiger in the background but I have never seen the second clip

*Mom: "Andrew get off of your f*ckin laptop and do some work or something." *Andrew: "oh my frikin God mom I've made history ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!"*

I would love to grow up and do what you guys do.

one thing that was not discussed here is that most of the footage that we have is of an old Benjamin. This is the same guy, but here he is a juvenile! That's a nice point to look at the old and the new and how he aged. Shout out to Cookie for that bit.

Great discovery ! Way to go bro!

Commenting for the algorithm. Keep it real fellas. Love the podcast

fricken amazing thanks for bring this too light fellas!

I knew nothing about the Thylacine till I saw footage of Benjamin on David Attenborough's Life on Earth in the seventies. Only 40 years after it had been declared extinct in 1936!. I just remember it's mighty jaws when it yawned and thought what an incredible animal it was but so sad to think it had gone forever. I've been fascinated by this beautiful marsupial ever since.

That second video is amazing! And very clear for its age. Wish we still had them around (or do we 🤔)

Literally brought a tear to my eye, what a remarkable creature. Such a shame they’re functionally extinct, hopefully a few persist!

Andrew seems like a cool dude. Great find!

There is a video of some guys trail bike riding in Tasmania and they found a thylacene skull, it was still white and had the teeth still attached. I would be interested in Forrest's take on if it was an old skull or a newly dead, a few years old.

I think you guys need to do a major gofundme or crowd source an expedition to look for thylacine, I would put up a decent donation personally to help with it and I’m sure a lot of others would too. As long as the money was used only towards the expedition, i’m very hopeful they are still around and the clock is probably ticking

@OliverQueen1974

Жыл бұрын

Forrest has done at least 2 expeditions looking for the thylacine, maybe more. Would like to see more proper scientific expeditions though, but without recent, new footage that is almost impossible to debunk, it would be a hugely expensive expedition which would need to run into years rather than a couple of months or a few weeks.

Great work young man!

i saw Forrest on Rogan awhile back and I recognized him so I stopped by and I like this show I'm subbin'

Damn!! That is so dope!!! Well done 👍

Damn,thats cool.Only been watching a few weeks,and didnt listen to Forrest and watch them in order. Random!!! Loving it,wish i found this sooner. And how is Retep NOT the lead in a live action Mr Potato Head movie???

Omg why isn’t this not blowing up. Great news!

Awesome footage

Impressive. Crowd sourced science is awesome

Epic: Greetings from Redwood City, California

Great find!

Love the video

Congratulation everyone. We have done it 👍🏻

Well done!!!! 👍😎👍😎🤌🤌🤌🤌

That face is so sweeeet!! Oh I hope we can see them again somewhere, sometime, some world!! Great find!

I’ve literally seen these clips multiple times!!

Love this

@WildTimesPod

2 жыл бұрын

Love YOU ;-)

Amazing video the young man found!

What a beautiful creature!!

The internet stays undefeated

This is so amazing. The closest im likely to get to seeing a living thylacine

It's such cool footage, but so sad that they are gone.

@murrayguitarpickups9545

2 жыл бұрын

I know a lot of people that say they've seen them, I'm in south Australia

@andrewcalleja4642

5 ай бұрын

They are still around in Victoria too

Let’s not forget the hero who originally uploaded this clip not realizing what they were doing!

This makes me so happy

Nice! It saddens me to think of Benjamin freezing in his yard, though. I am still crossing all my fingers and toes that the real thing shows up soon. I want there to be a "real" one, soon.

@sheilatruax6172

2 жыл бұрын

@Komodo dragon gr Thank you. All I had heard for cause of death was freezing. I HATE misinformation! ThNk you again.

@sendit1924

2 жыл бұрын

@Komodo dragon gr source? Not saying you're a liar but you should source info that goes against popular belief, every report most people have heard, wether it's the news or "experts", say it died from exposure

@henrimourant9855

2 жыл бұрын

@Komodo dragon gr Wait, if that's true someone needs to edit the thylacine Wikipedia page since it still says he died of exposure...

That’s awesome!

Hell yeah, really cool!

This is such a huge deal actually :o

Great Footage of the Tassie Tiger, bigger News is a Lab in Perth Australia can Clone the Tiger Back, was on Australian News last week. But they should spend the Dollars on looking for the real deal than make a Clone. Looks like only Andrew's can find the Thylacine :)

Fabulous!

I'm lovin the Bro-ducer's garage mancave, which is where I am, myself.

Amazing.

This footage was commonly used in national geographic documentaries during the early 70's. I saw it in 6th grade at school.

I was hoping of new stuff

Man that’s awesome

“We’re gonna clap you out.” PHRASING

@PlayboyKeon

2 жыл бұрын

i hope andrew survived them back shots 🙌🖐💪🤙🦶🤜🤛

What’s up fellas!!!

I find footage of thylacines so interesting ,but also very sad. Poor creatures eliminated from existence and living out its days in a cage. It's very unfair.

Just makes me hope there are still a few left. Apparently they may be able to clone them with some recent Gene discoveries. But finding them wild would be awesome.

@conormulligan7966

Жыл бұрын

Cloning them would be tough because youd need a host mother which when it comes to size and hunting style there isnt really anything like it, its not like a wooly mammoth or a mastadon which are quite close to indian elephants and could be birthed and raised by them. Not sure how this would work with the differrnce of placental and marsupial

this second clip might be one of the most exciting discoveries in thylacine history, until they are found of course

Awesome

awesome

Love you Forrest

I've seen this clip when I looked up Taz wolf in 2017 Edit: I like the clip that has the 2 thylacines together that's not featured in this.

Damn that’s cool

Wow filmed 90 years ago..❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Beautiful

Dude nice

They are the ninjas of the animal kingdom.

1931? Seems the gov may have saved them and secretly kept a program alive.

Woo

I thought I’d seen that one before?

Letsgooooo

The second clip. He so beautiful. So cute. I wanna cuddle and pet him like my dog.

God they were such beautiful animals.

This video is present in internet for long time in various wildlife forum .

@PatrickBatefan

2 жыл бұрын

@Komodo dragon gr don't know about that but i have seen this 15 years ago

is this really rediscovered, i saw this footage before highschool, maybe i should search my grandads old hard drive for others

I’ve seen this clip how is this surprising? It’s been on KZread for years

@CoDB02

2 жыл бұрын

I thought this was a well established clip among the community from the zoo

@FrogChoir

2 жыл бұрын

You're thinking of a different, similar clip taken at the same zoo.

It's pretty easy to see the Tasmanian Tiger in the background and this footage has been known to us Aussies (At least those who search for it) for a very long time now we even watched it in school for a certain subject, but considering you guys arnt from Australia i understand how you've just found these great pieces of footage.

This is fucking beautiful

I have sen this video more than decade ago.

3 min in and I can’t tell if their being sarcastic or not 🤣🤣

I saw one in indiana 2008.

Court comment hell yah bro

10:42 like Neil ? 🤣🤣

I can’t help but be sad that so many people say thylacine now instead of Tasmanian tiger.

Bleak. Thought it was NEW footage of a LIVING thylacine. RIParonies

Forrest should look for nz south island kokako there is a $10,000 reward by nz govt. There has been a few reports in recent years but nothing concrete.