https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_M -SskpGi4 Looks like the

>>2221733
Not enough evidence, but it's better than nothing.

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>there are hundreds of australian animals close to extinction right now, and op cares about a ghost

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Looks like a mangey dingo/coyote to me.

If a video is blurry and ambiguous, it's not good evidence.

mangy, fox its a mangy fox.

>>2221746
Because Aussies do it to themselves.

is there any recording sof actual thylacine gait?

this looks like a mangy fox to me, and stripes, people see whatt hey want to see

>>2221795
How is this not possible when we just got a photo of the lochness monster?

>>2221733
could also be a samson fox

They're dead. They're deader than dead. They're as dead as something can be.

>>2222988
Extinct. Defunct. Removed from the planet. Snuffed out. Begone. Purged. Scythed as a species from the mortal coil.

Hopefully they aren't

>>2221763
>If a video is blurry and ambiguous, it's not good evidence.


That may be true, but it's body shape, especially around the butt and ears, looks a lot more like the OP pic. Either way, someone needs to get out there with some night cameras set up or something if they want some good hard evidence.

Would be awesome to see them though.

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>>2221733
>I spent 12 months in the bush watching thylacines and all I have to show for it is this shite grainy video
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>>2221805
Looked like mangy seals to me