what kind of cat is my cat /b/? my mom says its exotic.

>>725610184
your mom has an exotic pussy

>>725610184
it looks like a Tasmanian tiger. They are very rare.

>>725610184
That's a Tasmanian tiger and they have been dead for about 80 years so this is obvious bait.
Also that photo is of the one in existence in the Hobart zoo in 1933

>>725610286
They are extinct, not rare

>>725610184

thats an egyptian cat. they are rare and only sell them in pet shops in egypt.

>>725610184
a dog

>>725610335
>They are extinct, not rare
It doesn't get much rarer than extinct, now does it asshole

>>725610184
That's Trump's 2005 Tax Returns.

>>725610335
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>>725610335
>>725610483
kek

This is clearly a lesser striped whaddafuq, and they are indeed very rare. Rumour has it they can crush soup cans with their jaws.

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>>725610483
No you're actually incorrect

dats one of them Pumas cats.

I heard that they are extinct and that thats why they got put on shoes so we dont forget

>>725611453
and you're still an asshole

>>725610184
doberman

>>725611553
trigglypuff

its a tasmanian tiger you dumb american retarded idiot retard face obnoxious walmart fat mcdonald eating retard wall street journal idiots

>>725612548
Why don't you throw a few more insults in there. I'm sure they weren't posting this as bait.

>>725612691
i'm sure anon wasn't posting that as bait either, come to think of it you're bait too... and if you reply to this good going cunt, its all bait on /b/

>>725612873
i can't tell if you're serious or not.

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>>725612991
now you're gettin it

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>>725610299
>they have been dead for about 80 years
>>725610335
>They are extinct
O rly?

>>725610335
Your autism is showing.

>>725610184
You did a good job
Colorizing an extinct animal is hard
Tasmanian tigers are
>Blue

Almost as got dub check em

>>725610184
Pretty sure it's bait, but fuggit. [truncate]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgcM8U6QDYc[truncate]

>>725610335
second, am tasmanian resident

>>725613298
This isn't OP's colorization. Reverse image search.

>>725613195
Ya, rly. Implying it's not a fake, it could be a regular doge.

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>>725613195
I remember watching a film, yeah film projected onto a white board back in 1988 (Eighty Eight) when I was in preprimary school, it was really cool a documentary on the Tassie Tiger and how we fucken murdered the lot of them, I guess once Tasman ran out of abos to shoot they had to shoot something else to extinction.>>725613195

>>725613539
Film on witeboard in 1988? What the fuck kind of poor-ass school did you go to?

>>725613195
Just a fucking dingo you dingus.

>>725613499
You got the dubs

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>>725613523
>it could be a regular doge
It very well could be, but considering there have been a handful of sightings since 2008 that were not only *not* debunked, but were credible enough to warrant further investigation by scientists.

While still unconfirmed (because they didn't/haven't captured a Thylacine) the investigators, based on their findings, did "strongly believe" that there are a small number of Tassie Tigers living today.

>>725613539
>I guess once Tasman ran out of abos to shoot they had to shoot something else to extinction.
KEK

>>725614241
>implying dingos have pointed tails

>>725614527
Eight years lurking, only posting last three days, and my first dubs is a shitty bait thread. I love you /b/.

DOES NO ONE SEE THE WATERMARK IN THE TOP RIGHT!?!?

>>725613611
Poor arse country school, Romsey Victoria

>>725614597
Let it go man, fucking go out there and find new footage if you want. This bait is so bad obama could've made it

that's definitely a duck

>>725610184
Tismoinyan Toygah

>>725613611
What do you mean? I pods where a lot back then, also projectors were not as cool as holograms but very expensive so our school could only afford two one in the auditorium and the other with drama

>>725614731
Regional Vicfag. No shit? Given how badly our educational system is funded, I'm going to give you a pass. Melfag here.

>>725613195
>>725614597
We should track down the random pop up people in the first pic and the group that pops up in the second pic, uh oh I see a Sasquatch

>>725614597
Nofur, no poop, only pictures...Sorry it's probably a doge.

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>>725610286
Contrary to popular belief they are not from Tasmania at all but from Paramatta, and are more common then cockroaches. Dont fall to the media on this one anon, next thing you know you will be randomly handing out $100 bills to homeless Refugees in the streets of Toowomba.
>Pic Very Related

>>725615375
bait.jpg

>>725615113
Well it was 29 years ago.

>>725615521
>1988
>still no excuse
Government should have had fucking VCRs in schools across the nation by then.

thylacine was a dog

>>725615748
*Laserdisc Players

>>725616512
lolwut? Please don't tell me anyone ever invested any money in laserdisc? Please?

Legit watching the hunter right now lol

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>>725610184
test
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>>725615926
they seriously do look like you cut a tiger and dingo in half then spliced them together, but they were probably closer to Kangaroos than dogs.

one of thew very few animals to have the underbelly pouch, both genders.

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>>725614775
>>725615361
Dunno why you'd think this is unheard of.

Terror Skink, Javan Elephan, Cuban Solenodon, Arakan Forest Turtle, Takahe, Ivory-Billed Woodpecker, Giant Squid, Bermuda Peterel, Caspian Horse, Chacoan Peccary, Gilbert's Potoroo, La Gomera Giant Lizard, Madagascar Serpent Eagle, Worcester's Buttonquail
>it's officially extinct
>uh.... nevermind we found more

>>725615926
>thylacine was a dog
That's not how you spell "marsupial."

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>>725610335

>>725617052
>>>/killyourself/

>>725616913
I have two functional players along with 4 different releases of the star wars trilogy.
The US Definitive Collection 1993 CAV
The Japanese Collectors edition CLV
The US one last time 1995 release CLV
The compressed single disc editions

>>725615748
So what your saying is that because each school had one or two vcrs between no less than 6 separate grades and potentially more classrooms depending on size of country school, they should have thrown away serviceable educational materials?

Is it because you are from Melbourne you don't understand what sensible spending is?
What rich Australian utopia do you come from?

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>>725618190
this

>>725616913
Better video than VHS and better audio than DVD (Yes really, Laserdisc was uncompressed audio).

>>725615748
We still had a Library with books, paper Dewey decimal system and a microfiche in 1998 in highschool along with 500mhz internet connected computers.

>>725617316
Terror skink, arakan forest turtle, bermuda peterel, Gilbert's potoroo, La Gomera giant lizard, Worcester's buttonquail and cuban solenodon are relatively small and elusive animals, not one of the biggest animals of the australian continent!

Javan elephan is extinct, conspecific Borneo elephants was known by every one, with skin, bones, poop... and even living animals but where just misidentified. Same for chacoan peccary. Thylacine is extinct everywhere.

Giant squid where also known for centuries, there was just not enough material to describe it or differentiate from smaller species.

Today's known takahe is a different specie from the extinct one.

Ivory-billed woodpecker is still extinct.

I dont even know what the caspian horse and madagascar serpent eagle are doing on this list.

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>>725619337
>We still had a Library with books
Wait, schools don't have actual libraries anymore?!?!?!?!

>>725618190
I'm not actually -from- Melbourne, I just live there now. I chose to mention it because it might be relevant. I grew up in fucking Perth (shithole town, don't ever go there). Like I said, I'm giving regional vicfags a pass for going to poor schools, because the government don't spend enough on education for the $$ to make it out there. We're not actually arguing here, we're just saying the same thing from different viewpoints.

>>725614597
In this day and age with near-infrared camera traps and the relatively small area of tasmania, the fact that these are the only types of sightings we see is pretty much all i need to be satisfied with assuming their extinction.
Does it not seem odd to you that thylacine sightings and evidence is all on the level of bigfoot or loch ness shit despite increasing quality and accessibility of animal photography equipment?

>>725619337
500Mhz internet machines in 1998 doesn't suck. Depends on the size of the uplink though. I went o a public school. We had dialup 56k shared across 20 students at once.

>>725617316
There are various factors that made those hard to find that just don't apply to the thylacine.
A Thylacine is a relatively large roaming land predator with a finite habitat that is significantly inhabited and utilized by humans.
If there was even one left you could probably find it after a year of setting a few dozen camera traps around the country because of the inherent amount of ground a predator tends to cover in it's everyday life

>>725619917
>Today's known takahe is a different specie from the extinct one.
The South Island takahe was thought to be extinct, but was rediscovered.
The North Island takahe is extinct.

>Ivory-billed woodpecker is still extinct.
An ongoing matter of debate.

>madagascar serpent eagle
"This species was believed to be extinct, with the last confirmed sighting being from 1930. However, sightings in 1977 and 1988 led to hope for the species' rediscovery. It was rediscovered in 1993 by the Peregrine Fund."

>caspian horse
"Almost no further mention was found of them after 700 AD and until 1965, modern scholars believed that they had become extinct."

>>725620542
After starting year 1 in country Victoria I moved to Goldsworthy completed year 1 & 2, then moved to South Hedland, completed year 3 & 4 at Saint Cecilias Catholic school in Port Hedland, then year 5 in Cassia Primary, moved to Newman (Still in the Pilbara, not Newman college) and completed primary school and all of highschool there, then once I graduated highschool I went on to Tafe in Perth 2002-2004, left Perth in late 2012 after off and on working FIFO doing mineral analysis on various mine sites.

Now I clean industrial trade waste water in Victoria.

>>725614719
That's the top left you retard.

>>725610184
a beecat clearly.

>>725610184
That is one bigass possum

>>725610299
Can OP go back in time and suck its dick?

Ruby-Lee

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Did you faggots know that a woolly mammoth is alive today, allthough not a full mammoth but a cloned one, and the mammoth's mother is a asian elepfant.

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>>725610483
Rare implies there are some out their.

There aren't any out there, because they are fucking extinct. Anyone who agrees with you must be fucking retarded.

>>725625329
*there

>>725622102
I left Perth in like 2002-2004 ; IIRC, before the mining boom had even started to become the possibility of being a thing. Spent a year fucking around doing a two year web-related diploma I didn't really want. Off the back of that first year, I got into a two-year CompSci diploma (with exemptions) that I really wanted. Totally worth it. The sysadmin job I got from it wasn't. More?

>>725610184
it's a wolf

>>725625329

prove they are extinct

>>725626546
How do you prove something is extinct? Provide no photos that they exist?

>>725626821
>provide no photos
Provide photos of them not existing, silly.

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>>725627151
Here you go.

>>725626821
There's more evidence (physical, video, etc) leading to their existence than there is leading to their extinction. Best conclusion made so far is that they've been living in smaller numbers and are only just coming back.
To add to this: why is it so hard to believe that they no longer exist? Plenty of animals have once thought to be extinct but came back years later.

>>725610184
It's a Thylocine... there's fucking millions of them around my way. They're a complete menace, always getting into the garbage and howling at night. Little fuckers... I wish I could kill them all.