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Poor thylasine Tassie tiger such a lovely animal if it did survive I hope that man never finds you since he doesn't deserve you 😢❤😢

1:27 no American lions are closely related to Lions and they are a lion . the whole it’s a giant jaguar that’s been debunked DNA confirm that it is a lion after all

1:10 there’s actually some individual prehistoric cats that are the size of Kodiak brown bears

58:43 the problem is, is that with humans, we have smaller muscles comparison to wild animals, wild animals have longer muscles than us, such as apes, big cats, and bears to name a few that’s why we downplay on humans, but the reason why we’re a dominant species is because we make weaponry such as knives spears and etc. and guns animals don’t have that

When I was in South Africa, back around 2014, the Safari guy told me that elephants kill more people than hippos so now elephants are the most dangerous animal in Africa

Some people like owning things that are rare and things that are illegal. Melanistic members of the panthera genus definitely meet both of those criteria in Australia. These people are irresponsible and don’t care about anyone but themselves. So when the cute little cub gets out of hand or they get wind of the authorities coming to investigate they take the animal out to the brush and abandon it. All it takes then is for a male and female of the same species to get together and you’ve got the start of an endemic of big cats. People here in the US illegally obtaining big cats is enough of a problem that there are even large rescue centers to keep the ones that manage to be seized or surrendered by their owners and many of them are reaching capacity. I wasn’t able to find evidence of any such sanctuaries in Australia but just because you don’t have the solution doesn’t mean you don’t have the problem. My refutation against them being house cats that were brought to Australia and evolved is that 1) the largest domestic cat breeds are floofs and the sightings are of short haired cats and 2) I’m sorry but evolution doesn’t happen that fast without help from humans and if someone in the cat breeding community was breeding cats for size they would want to be public with it both for notoriety and for money. There is the possibility of these cats being the result of a crossbreeding experiment that went wrong and escaped but again the breeder would most likely be looking for fame and fortune and would have gone public with their project long ago.

In 1:34 is not a ankylosaurus is a saichania

A private individual has to pay to submit a Guinness World Record, there are doubtless bigger House Cats but no one's willing to pay the extortionate fee to get it submitted. Guinness is basically just a PR firm, you pay them to get your brand out there into the public consciousness, hence why most of the Records are held by Companies, Celebrities and other public personalities.

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Not all big cats are Big Cats (subfamily pantherinae). Cheetahs and mountain lions are big Small Cats (subfamily felinae). So in the right circumstance little purring cats can evolve into apex predators.

You are not referencing the gold rush where large cats were brought over by US Gold miners

Thank you for the clarification about Townsend and Chapple.

2:06 That was way too specific

Calvin, great effort. Thanks for taking the time to actually do some research and acknowledge the research of others. Are you familiar with the work of Simon Townsend and a Mr Chapel, who's first name escapes me ATM? They have done years of research. I'm sure they would be interested in talking with you. Victorian big cat society is the name of their organisation.

Only DNA sampling in the areas where the cats have been sighted will prove whether panthera, felidae or thylacaleo are the sources of the ABCs. In the UK at least one ABC has been confirmed as belonging to the pantera. it does not necessarily require a fresh kill, environmental sampling might give the answer.