Ongoing Sightings of This Enigmatic Lost Species Continue to Challenge Accepted Views on Its Extinction

The Debrief ^ | May 30, 2024 | Micah Hanks

[Red Badger]

Tasmanian tiger Ping!...................

[Bob434]

There are no more left- ivory billed woodpeckers ate them all.

[Zionist Conspirator]

Ugh! I was hoping it was the ivory billed woodpecker.

There was a big to-do ten or more years ago when some were allegedly spotted in Arkansas. That sure died down quick. What happened? Did they decide they didn't see them after all?

[Red Badger]

It was most likely a Caribbean Woodpecker that looks very similar and may have flown in on a tropical storm and eventually returned to its home turf............

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

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[SunkenCiv]

Thanks Red Badger.

The rest of the keywords' topics, sorted:

• Thylacine De-extinction: Why We Need to Talk About Resurrecting Species [09/13/2022]
• Australian Scientists Are Attempting To Bring The Thylacine Back From Extinction [03/03/2022]
• Australian Scientists Plan to Resurrect the Extinct Tasmanian Tiger-An ambitious new project aims to bring an iconic marsupial species back from the dead. [03/02/2022]
• Tasmanian tiger pups found to be extraordinary similar to wolf pups [ thylacine ] [01/08/2021]
• Are 'extinct' animals making a comeback? [01/16/2016]
• Could the Tasmanian tiger be hiding out in New Guinea? [06/18/2013]
• Fascinating old photos [05/01/2013]
• Reviving the Woolly Mammoth: Will De-Extinction Become Reality? [03/16/2013]
• Bigger and brainier: did dingoes kill thylacines? [05/15/2012]
• Genetic secrets from Tassie tiger (new talk on bringing extinct thylacine back to life) [01/15/2009]
• Thylacine was always going to die off [09/17/2007]
• Tasmanian Tiger No Match For Dingo [09/05/2007]
• Tasmanian Tiger Extinction Mystery [06/27/2007]
• The Bootleg Files: "Footage of the Last Thylacine" [02/21/2007]
• The Thylacine Debate - Is the Tasmanian Tiger Really Extinct? [03/22/2006]
• Another `thylacine' sighted [01/10/2006]
• Australian scientists plan to clone extinct Tasmanian tiger [05/17/2005]
• 'Sighting' Of Tasmanian Tiger Sparks L1.2m Bounty Hunt [04/02/2005]
• Dog Doubts Over Tasmanian Tiger [11/04/2003]
• Downfall of the Yarri [01/27/2003]
• Scientists pledge to clone extinct Tasmanian tiger [05/28/2002]

[rdl6989]

I also thought of the ivory billed woodpecker.

[Ransomed]

Whenever I see stories like this, I think of megalania. They say that megalania went extinct around when humans supposedly reached australia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megalania

One theory is that the humans set fires in the early morning and burned them when they were still torpid from the night temps.

Freegards

[PerConPat]

Damn, where's Frank Buck when you need him?

[Red Badger]

Megalania tastes like chicken.

That’s why it’s extinct................

[Spacetrucker]

There is an open-world MMO game called Ark Survival Evolved (or Ark Survival ascended) that has a creature ypu can tame that is called “Thylacoleo” - I am fairly certain this is where they got the name from.

[Red Badger]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thylacoleo

[Ge0ffrey]

Man is the apex predator.

[gleeaikin]

Maybe if people would stop stomping around in these secluded Tasmanian parks every time there is a sighting rumor, the poor critters would have more peace and quiet in which to reproduce.

[Ge0ffrey]

That’s what the Injuns did in North América, producing the Great Plains.

[usurper]

Megalania tastes like chicken.

There is plenty of room on earth for all of God's creatures right next to my mashed potatoes and gravy.

[dfwgator]

Saving endangered species is just one more arrogant attempt by humans to control nature. It’s arrogant meddling; it’s what got us in trouble in the first place. Doesn’t anybody understand that? Interfering with nature. Over 90% - over, WAY over – 90% of all the species that have ever lived on this planet, ever lived, are gone! Pwwt! They’re extinct! We didn’t kill them all, they just disappeared. That’s what nature does. They disappear these days at the rate of 25 a day and I mean regardless of our behaviour. Irrespective of how we act on this planet, 25 species that were here today will be gone tomorrow. Let them go gracefully. Leave nature alone. Haven’t we done enough?

-George Carlin

[djpg]

It must be global warming.

[lee martell]

That time when a dog and a cat had a baby.