Footage of a Tasmanian Tiger

"The footage was filmed in 1932 at Beaumaris Zoo in Hobart, Tasmania, and shows the Tasmanian tiger, or thylacine, in a small enclosure. The thylacine is shown standing, lying, sitting, moving around, pacing, scratching and yawning and was filmed in close-up and extreme close-up". As of today Tasmanian Tigers are largely believed to be extinct, however unconfirmed sightings continue to occur.
All credit for this video goes to australianscreen, which is produced by the National Film and Sound Archive.

[@nathanriley7899]

Wow what an amazing creature I really hope that they're not truly extinct... BTW thanks to The Joe Rogan Experience or I would have never found this film👍

[@hhhulw0098]

Not gonna lie they seem pretty cool, but could probably still shred me to pieces

[@ChristianContemporaryMusic02]

They should've kept the thylacine enclosure up after the zoo closed its gates in 1937.

[@bulutmaden9571]

i wanna hug it
but it will hug with its mouth mauling my face

[@itak3dubbz238]

R.I.P Benjamin, the last Tasmanian.

[@scaryroblox3555]

The yawning just creeps me out he be like o0o

[@soniaclemente7410]

RIP i would give anything to see the Tasmanian tiger but its thought that they are somewhere in hiding

[@user-en7qh9jv4b]

That is so cool!

[@TheChadPad]

Could you imagine seein that thing at night? Jesus, I'd shit my britches

[@sunnydayflamingno5276]

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