r/ThylacineScience

Search for thylacine in Papua New Guinea on YT

Some time ago (a few months? maybe a year?) I've seen a video on YouTube made by a guy that got his pilot license somewhere in Africa, then bought (or rented?) a small plane. His plan was to fly to remote, uncharted parts of Papua New Guinea, where he believed tasmanian tigers might still live. He was about to upload a second video of the rest of this search a few weeks after the first part. I'm interested about a result of his journey, but I can't find his channel. Maybe somebody here recognizes this man and can tell me if he's still on YouTube, or if he hid/deleted his video or even a whole account. I really want to know if he has found any sign of thylacines there.

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u/fearthequiet — 11 days ago
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This is not a thylacine. The hocks are too long.

This is very likely a fox with its ears lowered down creating the illusion of it having rounded ears.

u/MDPriest — 12 days ago

Concept art for my project Valley of the Lost Paws

Art for my project about thylacines and other animals from ancient Australia. I was inspired by sketches and model sheets from Balto, The Lion King, and Jungle Emperor Leo.

u/julia9738 — 14 days ago