Locals Reveal Secrets Of The Tasmanian Tiger Story
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2022
- Hidden in the deep darkness of Australia’s wild island Tasmania, some people believe the mysterious Thylacine, also known as the Tasmanian Tiger, still wanders today. But there are many untold secrets that are yet to be revealed… In this original documentary, ‘SEEING STRIPES,’ presenter Isaac Dove looks further into the Tasmanian Tiger story. Isaac goes on a journey around Tasmania investigating the tale of Wilfred Batty, the man who shot what is said to be the last wild Thylacine. He also interviews one of Wilfred Batty’s relatives to discover what really happened to the Thylacine.
Locals will come forward to bring their stories to light as new facts and tales are uncovered.
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Thank you very much to those who contributed and were part of this film.
Featured: Michael Williams, Nick Mooney, Robert Brumby, Buck Benson and Grenville Batty.
Cinematography by Robert Dove; filmed on location in Tasmania, Australia, 2022.
Written, directed, produced, and edited by Isaac Dove.
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This kid has done a STUPENDOUS job of this documentary!
I really hope to see more of him in the future!
Thank you very much, I really appreciate your comment.😊 I'm sure there will be new exciting projects in the near future...
I wish I had one like him
I hope to see more from him too. Excellent.
@@REELRANDOM plz do more thylacine videos
This has to be one of the greatest documentaries I have come across on RUclips. Well done young man
Thanks very much Daniel, so glad you enjoyed it. :)
Very interesting. Good job
Apparently you have only seen one documentary
Highly underrated documentary. Great job.
Thank you very much for your comment and for watching!
The young lad did a stellar job at presenting. I have seen a lot of documentaries on the Tasmanian tiger but this is the best by far.
It’s nice to believe they are somehow holding on out in the wilderness.
Thank you very much for watching, thanks for your compliment. :)
I agree totally!
What an excellent 36 mins. I left Tassie 12yrs when I joined the army. Your doco makes me want to return home and immerse myself in exploration of the untouched west coast, in search of any signs of life of the Thylacine. Great work mate 👏
Thank you very much! It's definitely hard not to miss Tassie.😁
I believe the Thylacine is still around, but the reason it’s so hard to find is because it’s learnt that human equals death.
My dad took me to a remote farm an hour from Burnie TAS in 1963. On the way there he told me to never forget this day. An old guy in a dressing gown took us out the back and in a cage was what looked like a big dog with stripes. My dad told me it was a tassie tiger and not to tell any of my mates but never forget it .
I know people think sure you did. I was there saw it and 60 years later I still remember
I find that absolutely fascinating and I believe it.
I also heard that a thylacine was kept at a property in Wilmot maybe 60s or 70s, possibly earlier but i can't remember exactly the year. Good chance then, like your encounter, there may have been others out there around the same time actually kept on people's properties?
Wilmot ain't far from Burnie
This is why humans shouldn’t be around them 😢
@@Robochop-vz3qm, I had a coworker in the 90s that had been to a farm in the 80s where they had a paddock that they said had some in there. She never saw them, but she heard them. I have no reason to not believe her, so they were alive at least a few in the late 80s.
Isaac, you are an amazing young man. As an educator, I feel so relieved that there are young people like you out there carrying the torch for education and animals xx
Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment :)
There os another exceptional young man on RUclips with an Automotive History Channel called Twin Cam, he has also got a terrific future.
Your research was first rate. I was very impressed. However, I was even more impressed with your presentation. You have a promising future in documentary journalism. Putting flowers on Wilfred Batty's, grave was a nice touch, showing your respect for the times in which he lived.
Appreciate your comment, and thank you for your compliments.
@@REELRANDOMAvoid journalism it's for vultures.
You'll make an excellent documentary film maker 👍
In New Zealand the takahe was considered extinct around 1898. A small population was rediscovered in 1948. You never know. You've got a fantastic gift and a great future in journalism if you so wish to pursue. Well done lad!
Thank you very much Andrew :)
Very good documentary. I'm from Texas. USA, and I got interested in the Tasmanian Tiger in 1987 right after it was declared extinct. If I lived in Tasmania, I would be hunting the Tiger (with a camera), right alongside you. I have never believed that it went extinct.
Thanks Bert and greetings to you in Texas USA. We still have hope!! Thank you for watching - Isaac :)
So refreshing seeing a young man respectfully spending time with an elder generation learning knowledge.. treasure your grandparents and learn as much as you can 🙏🏽
I’m officially a fan of Isaac’s. This video was so well done and at such a young age. This video did a better job than I would expect from NatGeo, Discovery, Animal Planet today. This kid is not only good, he’s gifted with story telling. So so good.
Carlos, thanks for the compliments, that's awesome. So glad you liked the doco. Very appreciated, Isaac :)
My wife and I have both seen Tassie Tigers on two separate occasions on the same stretch of road, by the river. When I sighted one I mounted a box curb as I descended the hill as the thylacine ran into a property with lots of trees. I just wanted to observe it for as long as possible.
We live in SW WA. Both sightings less than 5 years ago. I've since installed a dash cam in my ute, but we don't travel around the same time as we no longer work in the same industries.
Thanks for watching and thankyou for sharing that experience :)
Same old story 😑
@@markpentelow5093 same BS from you too.
The Thylacines of WA appear to be a different species to the Thylacines of Tasmania.
According to the rock art in the Pilbara region, the WA Thylacine had a different number of stripes.
Remember that Tasmania is 12,000 years removed from the mainland. The aborigines here could also be considered a genetically different race of people.
@@victoriarose9802 the one I saw is identical to those shown from tassie.
Fascinating. One of the best documentaries I've seen. This young man's sincerity is refreshing. The information he shares provides an excellent addition to the story of the thylacine that is never covered with such detail and objectivity. Awesome job!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!😃👍
Bro this is SO class! So well put together
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it.👍 I appreciate your comment.😄
Isaac, that is such a fantastic documentary!!! Well done, Moab. Super impressed with your skills in filmmaking and interviewing. What a future you have!!
Thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the compliments. 👍
Totally agree. New subscriber less than 5mins in!
Love from New Zealand 🇳🇿
This video deserves way more likes this is awesome!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it.
This young lad made an excellent documentary and did a very professional job at such a young age. Well done!
Thanks for the encouraging comment David! I appreciate it.👍
It hurts my heart that humans came along and made a species extinct on 3 continents. Thousands of years of habitation and within moments in time we wiped Thylacines off the face of the earth. You are an amazing young man Isaac!
Thank you, Darby! The story of the Thylacine can indeed be very sad, but the stories people have to tell are inspirational.
Amen. There are searchers trying to find where there maybe a small population of them and when they do, They will cast a preserve mandate. They've even said the same of Sasquatch species confirmation. They've encountered People who claim they've had Thylacine sightings.
This would be a species I'd be ok with them bringing back with genetics. And average Joe didn't hate them, they were poor, and the govt paid them to kill these animals
@@jamiepopplein7530
The same government running Academia!
errrr humans have done it for thousands of species.....and still are bro
Issac! You’re a great reporter and documentary producer. You have a career ahead of you!
Lydia, thanks very much for that I really appreciate it.
It crushes my heart to see that poor Tiger alone ,caged , disgusting 😢 💔
I can remember seeing it years ago on our first Tele , about 1959 . It affected me deeply , I felt so sad for the poor creature. This documentary was quite atmospheric, those poor animals hounded like that.
I don’t impress easily but this documentary impressed me no end.
I shy away from long videos on RUclips but I’m so glad I spent my time watching this.
Kudos. That was great.
That's awesome, thank you very much. :)
Isaac, you young sir have the potential to be a new Sir David Attenborough. Beautiful, no nonsense presentation. Very professional, sensible documentary. Well done! Keep up the great work! You have all the foundations of becoming a great film maker and Naturalist. Best of luck, from Perth WA. (Tassie Tigers have been seen in the forests here too!)
Thank you very much Taratha. Glad you liked the doco, I appreciate those kind words, sincerely - Isaac
I second this.
Been listening to David Attenborough for 30 years. I cannot watch or learn anything documentary if it's not david Attenborough narrating it. Period. Him or Bill nye and niel Tyson.
You young man very much have the potential to carry that legacy. Teach our future generations. Show them the hidden beauty of this world.
Thanks Isaac. I thought id just watch five minutes of this before i go to work. Now I’m half an hour late.
Thank you very much Russ. Sorry I made you late, my apologies to your boss. Kind regards, - Isaac
I stumbled upon this documentary tonight and was hooked from the start. You sir, are an exceptional story teller and documentarian, this episode needs to be aired on mainstream TV!! National Geographic, Animal Planet or Discovery should sign you up immediately, keep up the good work fella, big love from the UK! Subscribed...
Thank you very much! I really appreciate your encouragement. Thanks for your support and for subscribing.😃
The Tiger is alive and well on the mainland, I’ve seen it and I will not disclose its location because I don’t want anyone finding that small population. I’ve visited them once since my first sighting and they are slowly growing in numbers
I've seen them aswell in south Australia while camping on holidays 5 years ago one came to our camp site and took our bacon
Right. Take pics. You don't have to disclose the location, otherwise you're a sasquatch believer with no concrete evidence.
Taking a picture won’t disclose the location
@@sooweeq123 I do believe in Sasquatch , the most famous film of Bigfoot was made by Roger Patterson in October of 1967. The film had been analyzed & its Not a costume & CGI did not exist back then. Also Hair samples have collected & they were identified as an unknown animal . I do believe Bigfoot is a Real animal & I do believe that the Tasmanian Tiger still exists.
@@joselolara2980 it could do
👏 well done. Definitely wasn't expecting a teenager to be the presenter. You clearly put a lot of effort into this. It's good to see someone so young interested in this kind of thing. Even if the tazzy tigers as are truly gone and cloning can't bring them back there's a lesson about conservation to be taken from this.Those animals were killed in mass because they were inconvenient and now their descendants are regretting that it happened. There's lots of animals that get the same treatment today and our descendants will feel the same if we don't get on the ball.
Thank you very much for watching Stanley and for your thoughts. Isaac :)
Well, this was excellent 👍🇬🇧 The best 36 minutes and 14 seconds I have spent on RUclips this year I think.
Thanks Isaac, I know this was the result of long and hard work you should feel very proud of the result. 👏🏻
Thanks so much for the feedback and compliment, kind regards Isaac
Great work isaac, beautiful skills making this film. I've personally seen 2 in my life and I'm only 27, both in seprate places the most recent was my best sighting and am 100% sure it was a thylacine, I contacted Neil waters with the location after I watched his doco on vice. I sincerely hope that if anyone else finds/sees one they keep the information disclosed to protect their regeneration efforts.
Thanks very much, glad you liked the doco. :)
Good to see a younger generation picking up the baton and running with this important subject 👌
Thanks for watching. :)
My family travelled Tassie in the 1980's and we were told over and over again (mainly from farmers) that the Tassie Tiger is still alive (due to their experiences).
Thanks for commenting, this story you shared was quite fascinating. 👍
Any proof would be great. And I mean ANY!
Yes and no one ever recorded it or captured it.
@@cuorenerazzurro1661they shouldn’t be captured!!
I've always wondered, how would a cloned animal ever learn to survive and thrive in the wild without at least one parent teaching them how? If cloning starts, wouldn't we just end up with a zoo full of cloned animals??
Very impressed by this documentary’s creator’s professional style of investigative reporting of knowledgeable information told through personally interviewing the men who had credible personal knowledge confirming their story, documented by this young man! Excellent!
This kid has done more in one doco than most people have achieved in there whole life. Awesome work champion 💪💪💪
Thank you very much for those kind words, I'm very glad you enjoyed it.😊
@@REELRANDOM I've also been told a story from a reliable source. that a couple of hunters accidentally shot a tiger in the late 90s or early 00s and then took it back to the old tunnack pub south of Campbell town where it was put into the deep freezer and was left there for about 6months. What become of the dead tiger is not clear but he said he believes the university came and collected it and the owner of the pub and the hunters was paid money to keep it quiet.
This brilliant young man’s gonna go far. Excellent documentary
Really appreciate it! Thank you very much for watching.😊👍
Well...that is the singular most brilliant coverage of stories and accounts of the Thylacine I do believe I have seen in an extremely long time...your research and efforts to interview and visit the ose with any sort of tie to the Thylacine and it's last known specimen was just phenomenal...something I'd expect from a more seasoned reporter or personality with years of experience under their belt...job well done young man...a new subscriber from Sydney...and don't let up on the Thylacine...as the X Files purported...the Truth Is Out There...and I for one hope the beast is still out there...hiding away from the greater populations...and living its life uninterrupted. Keep up the great work...and cheers from Sydney!!!!
A very BIG thanks to you for your comments, reflection and compliment. Thanks Tippo, for your sub and support kind regards Isaac :)
Young man, I like your approach on how you made this much needed Tasmanian tiger documentary.
From America,
Thanks very much I appreciate it, gday from Australia. Happy Easter :)
WOW. Exceptionally well done, young man. Straight forward and factual without any fictitious nonsense. Looking forward to seeing more of your work. Keep up the good work.
Thats awesome Sam, thank you very much for watching and for your feedback :)
I thought he was a girl?
A previous workmate of mine swore to have had one in his scope, the second alleged sighting from the family that I know of. They had good incentive to keep quiet for fear or losing their hunting property.
Excellent video.
Thanks for watching Owen
This documentary has one main problem……
it’s too good.
It made me sad when it finished and just wanted more.
Keep making videos man. I’ll watch them all.
Thank you very much! So glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the compliment!
@@REELRANDOM You’re very welcome mate. You deserve all the compliments that you get.
Best documentary on the Thylacine I have ever watched.
Thank you Bill for that compliment. Have a happy New Year :)
Fantastic documentary. I stumbled upon this accidentally and am so glad I did. I appreciate the effort that you went to to talk to these people before they too have gone. Thank you. You have a big future in media if you choose to continue in this path.....
Thanks for watching! Lovely comment. I enjoyed meeting and talking with all of the people in this film.👍
My dad lives outside Burnie and he says he saw a Tassy Tiger on his property, which is over 100 acres of pristine bush at Upper Natone. I believe him, he’s never been the sort to make up tall tale’s!
Yes, Natone and other areas close by have had a lot of sightings over the years. Thanks for watching :)
I think we have found the new Sir David Attenborough - what a mature and well presented documentary - well done sir you’ve done a first rate job 👍🏻
Thank you very much for watching :)
April 1990 traveling in northern territory Australia.heading north.not far from Daily waters.we saw one crossing the high way from right to left.it was extremely close enough for us to see it very clearly.we knew what we saw.arriving at Daly waters pub.i mentioned it to a local sitting at the bar.he said ""oh yea there's a few of them around.we see them now and then."he thought nothing of it.we moved to foothills of Toowoomba Qld later that year.settled on property.around 1995 my neighbour was building a cabin on back hill from us.he had a make shift bush toilet no door, up behind where he was building a cabin.while sitting on toilet he saw one,walking slowly past.it lifted it's head took a look at neighbour sitting on bush toilet.he knew what he saw as it slowly walked off into the bush.
This boy is going places!
Thanks very much for watching :)
This was bloody brilliant. Well done on a first class production. Subscribed!
Thank you so much for your very kind words, and for subscribing. Awesome feedback!
INCREDIBLE WORK!! Man you took me back to my childhood watching nature documentaries morning noon and night! So refreshing!
Thanks very much I am glad you enjoyed it. :)
Hi Isaac. Great documentary and very good presenting 👍 As a yorkshire bloke myself I was shocked when you said the last tiger was shot by a fellow Yorkshire man.. Hope the tazzy tiger still exists and one day you can report it’s still alive and kicking...
Thanks so much for watching and for your kind comments. Yes, that would be awesome.
Ausie government was wicked to destroy these animals! Australia has destroyed so much of it's beautiful and unique wildlife! And it's still going on! Shame on them!
I think the Batty family of both Yorkshire & Tasmania would be deeply touched by your gesture of flowers 💐 on the grave of the late Wilfred Batty.
Good luck with your quest for truth, further to the late Thylacine 👍 ( Tasmanian Tiger 🐅 ), greetings from New Zealand 🇳🇿 😀 😊
Thanks very much Vernon, glad you liked the doco. Thank you for your thoughts, greetings to you across the ditch :) Isaac
just came across this channel as i watch a ton of history/science docs and this kid being so young this documentary is absolutely amazing! keep it up man i will be watching more.
Thanks for watching and for your awesome feedback, :)
yes, well done young man, you have a God given gift.
Thank you! What an amazing comment. 🙏❤️
well done mate, i really y enjoyed this and have always followed the tiger if it pops up. very interesting doco. excellent from NZ
Gday to you in NZ. Thank you for watching and for your kind words, - Isaac
Wow, that is the best documentry on the Thylicine I've ever seen. Good job Isaac and your camera person did a good job also.
Thanks Diana for that lovely compliment, that's really nice of you. I'll pass that on to the camera man too :)
I have to say, you done this documentary with such tenacity and passion. The music, your clear voice... just perfect. I look forward to seeing more documentaries from you xx ❤❤
Thanks very much for watching and for your lovely comment. So glad you enjoyed it. :)
What a fantastic documentary Issac, so professionally done. I look forward to more of your work..... outstanding.
Thank you very much! I'm pleased you enjoyed it. 😃New projects will be underway very soon...👍
The unbelievable arrogance of man to come into an animals territory and decide that they have to die😡
Great doco mate!
Thanks very much for watching :)
Still happens today. People need land to grow and raise food. Even though some would have us all be vegetarians .
Throughout history humankind has down away with animals, humans specious, all because of greed, money,control. Also man feels he has the right to play God. Who has the right to live and who doesn’t. This mind set is still ongoing today.
@@johnjohnon8767nothing wrong with that😉
the Tasmanian Museum TMAG just found the skin and skeleton of the last captive thylacine from Beaumaris zoo in their archives. she was an old female. Not male or named Benjamin. It was in their education archives as it went on tour to schools in the 1930s.She is on display,in nipaluna/Hobart at TMAG now. Thank you Isaac for great story telling.
Thanks so much for watching and for your comment. :)
Dudes, I hope the Tasmanian Tiger is not extinct
It is
Thank you for this excellent documentary on the thylacine! The content was good and informative, and touches on not only the collective guilt and regret of a nation, but also lends hope that the tiger still exists in the wild. Please keep us updated and keep making videos!
Thank you very much for watching and for your great feedback. I appreciate it. Yes this whole topic of the thylacine generates a lot of emotion including as you said, hope that they are still out there. Have a happy Easter.
I was camping in a remote area of a trail that comes off the Overland track. I was camping away from the trail. Late autumn time. I had a big creature with four or two legs walking around outside my tent maybe smelt my foot. It was much bigger than a wombat what ever it was. Being on my own i did not move or make a sound. It was not human as not headlight and it was a very dart night way off trail. Couldn't got any footage as well to dark and switching the GoPro on would made a noise. This was back in 2017. Great documentary by the way.
Thank you for sharing your account. Thanks for watching :)
Happy that we’ve got a documentary about thylacine that has nothing to do with Neil waters in it! Looks like this kids done a better job than vice!
Thanks for watching Josh, I appreciate the feedback :)
Outstanding documentary. The best thylocine documentary I've ever seen. So professionally done!
I live in Beula and Rex was my school bus driver and yes he did see one. Absolutely they are still around!
Wow, thanks for sharing that Kat. Thankyou for watching and for your input :)
That was REELY good... You are going to have a long career in media. Congratulations young man. Subscribed 😀💪
Thanks so much for watching my doco and for your kind words, that's awesome thanks - Isaac
Check up around Keith in South Australia, we saw one picking something up off the road & it certainly wasn't a dog! It had all the markings & it was side on. That was a good few years ago.
Ok, thanks for watching Kaye :)
Excellent documentary. I myself saw a Thylacine (Tasmanian Tiger ) on the Nullabor whilst traveling from Perth - Adelaide . At the time I was forced to drive very cautiously due to foggy conditions & poor visability......I could hardly believe my eyes when a Thylacine calmly walked directly in my path as it crossed the road in front of me. I tried to take a photograph but by time I had grabbed a camera it had disappeeared in the mist. I was gob smacked at the sighting as it was nothing like I had ever seen ......it had the stripes of a tiger but looked like a dingo or wild dog. The Thylacine showed no fear or interest as it sauntered by the stationary car & continued on its way
It was only after I had returned home & done some research did I realise what I had seen. It was an unforgetable memory.
This sighting occurred around 1982/83
Thank you for sharing that :)
I know someone that saw one with a pup, near Woorooloo on Great Eastern Highway in 1998.
I saw one near Southern Cross in 2008.
Both sightings about 300 kms apart on Great Eastern Highway , in West Australia heading out of Perth.
Top job Isaac. I enjoyed your doc muchly. Looking forward to your next one.
Thank you!👍
Fantastic documentary young man. You truly have the talent needed to go far in TV land wishing you every success in the future all the best from Scotland 🏴
Greetings to you in Scotland, thanks so much for watching and taking the time to send that message. kind regards, Isaac
Amazing work young man, I nursed a beautiful lady early 90’s from mawbana, who was married to the battey family, was a wealth of knowledge of mawbana history, though wish I knew the family history, RIP Lesley from many years ago😢
Amazing job Issac could have turned on mainstream Tv and NOT got a better job.. Everyone share this it's an incredible story.. Especially if you're Australian I believe the tassy tiger is still alive.. When I was in my 20s I saw a black leopard or jaguar in the Victorian blue mountains with my girlfriend 30 years ago so i have a witness and I believe animals are extremely resilient and can survive extraordinary circumstances good luck with your RUclips future and keep on going strong Issac you will be great but don't be dragged down by the mainstream media..
Thank you very much for your encouragement!! It is greatly appreciated! The story you shared was very interesting, I had heard a bit about the leopards/jaguars of Victoria and NSW. That was quite an experience you had! Thank you for sharing this. 👍
@@REELRANDOM In NZ repots rom so called credible. professional etc people exist of black panthers. They are always black (recessive colour morph, more obvious in open country etc, but more desirable as pets.
A "pest control" operator (no reference sought about actual skill, plenty of hunter/dreamers about, among some effective ones) saw an adult one (how to tell?), then shot a "juvenile" one a couple of years ago. Newspaper report/photo produced as proof, head not presentable though shot damage. It weighed 11kg.
Some scientist had the temerity to get a DNA sample, and get it tested. Pussy cat, simply a huge feral black cat. A species most calling themselves pest controllers are familiar with. So credibility for identification is low Another was a real estate agent who got a close night sighting on the road, swore it was a black cougar. Yeah, right.
When one of the dozens of effective Aus dog hunters finds evidence of thylacines or Big Cats on mainland Australia, and they could likely produce DNA, then take notice. The rest are seldom remotely credible, mis-identification, or simply intentional misinformation. Which confounds credible reporting, and species saving (for leopards a straight bullet is the immediate answer if possible)
This presentation is refreshing not promoting drivel, avoiding the bluster and bull and fabrication documentaries tend towards now suffer from. Sound effort
@@johnmead8437 Thanks for your reply as said I have a witness my ex girlfriend. I don't and won't get on sites and claim a foul . I tell what i see for the reason of oppinions why lie is my moto about this and I now have seen full websites that lie even about thyloscenes absolutely pissed me off I'd point them out to all if I had the right tools.. I just know from experience they do accually exist but can't prove it hence the reason I watch this type of program..
@@admeyer777 Point being mistaken identity is the obvious situation. Dingoes displaced them on the mainland, and something as well as hunting probably did in Tasmania (maybe not all if wild dogs never occupied al thylacine habitat). They went extinct very easily compared to species we try to eradicate (like wild dogs). And bluntly, trail cameras make detection of rare species far easier, so if someone is seeing them and trail cams aren't, figure why the cameras are lying. Personality familiarity and profession don't prevent misidentification, or self belief.
As great as finding them would be. Remote, fertile Tasmania or maybe New Guinea are finite possibilities.
Isaac, what an incredible young man you are. This has the spit and polish of a veteran. Not a young man of your age. I really enjoyed your video and hope you go along way without loosing your refreshing touch. I do hope you will keep doing these kind of stories, and I thank you again and good luck in the future. From a Tassie living old fellow. 👍🏻🇦🇺👍🏻🇦🇺
Thank you very much for watching and for your kind words. - Isaac
This kid is amazing. Well done lad! Well presented and interesting!! Greetings from 🇬🇧 England
Thank you for watching all the way over there in the UK, appreciate your positive feedback! Greetings from Tasmania!🦘
You young man are built to do this type of work your work is extremely well thought of and I really appreciate your kindness toward William batty and hid family knowing what I know now I don't blame Mr batty for what happened he was only looking after his livelihood at the time. Fantastic interviewing 10/10 for quality. Cheers.
That's very nice of you Mark, thanks so much for watching. I really appreciate your opinion and for your great feedback. - Isaac
Geez mate, for a young fella, you've got a very bright future ahead of you. Congratulations mate, great doco !
Thanks so much for your kind comment, glad you liked the doco.
going down the rabbit hole, i truly believe that in all the videos i've seen uploaded on here, this gets us the closest to the truth. it's highly unlikely any are still wandering about in the bush, but you were able to get over and talk to all the closest human associations to what is probably this creature's final days on earth. it was really compelling to watch and so well done. thank you
Thanks Andy! Great to hear you enjoyed watching it.😃👍
It's still on the mainland! Western Victoria, Alelaide Hills and a small pat of South-Western Western Australia.
I saw one when I was about 12 at Black River, I had run out in front by myself, still remember that day
Wow, what an incredible sighting, thanks for sharing.👍
My neighbour used to feed them, they're definitely still around.
Great video young bloke. 👍
Great doco Isaac, Australia is such a large area and Tassie with it's bushland and dark areas who are we to say that something is extinct just because we haven't seen them for a long time? There must be miles of land that no one has even walked on or seen let alone wildlife. I've seen things in the bush in New South Wales that I could not really tell you what it was, my father has told me about something he saw while going shooting 40 years ago that was as big as a dog but could not say what it exactly was??? Is there even animals in this country that no one has even seen before? Europeans have only lived in this country for 200 years? Scientist are still discovering new creatures all over the world to this day, lets hope anyway that they are hiding up in the hills somewhere away from us.
Thanks for watching Stu. kind regards Isaac
One of the best documentaries about this legendary, beautiful animal. Very well done young man. Let's hope, that there are still some walking around in the wild and if so, they will remain undiscovered for a long time. Once discovered, they will be "chased" by the whole world. Best greetings from Switzerland...
Thanks so much, Im glad you watched and enjoyed it. Greetings from Tassie.
To the contrary, the best thing for conservation of natural areas in Tasmania/AU is if they are discovered.
What a brilliant job, so professionally done in every way. You! young man put our mainstream media to shame, great investigating journalism. Keep it up, my hats off to you.
Thanks so much for watching and for your really great feedback :)
Hello from New Mexico USA. Love this documentary!!! Keep up the good work.
Thanks for watching Matt all the way in the good ol USA, kind regards Isaac
Awesome job , Keep looking you may find them. In 2017 i spent 5 weeks driving around and exploring Tasmania and in the over 5000km on the roads i had 2 sightings of what i thought were the Tassie tigers. The first was on the back roads just outside of Westbury, and the second was on my way up to and near Marrawah. When i asked my friend what i may have seen on my journey he said it was the feral cats. I do not think what i saw was cats, the profiles were about the size of a Coyote in Canada, but the shape of the back end was very different from a k9. Keep searching.
Thanks very much for watching and for your story :)
This 36min video felt like 5mins, what an amazing documentary had me hooked from the start. I can't wait to see what's next from this team!
As for the Thylacine, I don't believe they'll be found on Tasmania again (not to say there isn't some tiny pockets of stragglers still hiding away) but the best bet for the species is Forrest Galante's expedition to Papua New Guinea where he firmly believes them to still exist in the wild (he speaks about it on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast for anyone interested)
Thanks for watching.
Excellent documentary! My partner and I watched it last night and we were blown away about how professional and in depth it was.
Great work my dude!
Thank you very much for the compliments mate! I'm so glad you watched and enjoyed the film! I hope you get to see the next documentary. I would love for you to subscribe so you can see the next one.😀👍
The key to their comeback is people not yet knowing they still exist
This is a great documentary well done.
Thanks for watching!
Excellent new year, Isaac, and excelent work. I'm a biologist and teacher of Natural Sciences with professional interest in the Thylacinus cynocephalus, writing to you from Brazil!
Thank you very much for watching and for your kind words. Best wishes to you in Brazil from Tasmania :)
Really wonderful job - I think you've a future producing professional documentaries - this one's already pretty professional as is - maybe one day there'll be a Netflix docu about the Thylacine and it'll be you!
Thanks for watching and for your feedback!
What a brilliant documentary. The best researched piece on the Tassie TigerI’ve seen on RUclips. Wonderful interviews.
Thanks David, glad you liked it. Thanks for your feedback.
that was a wonderful documentary I have been binge watching thylacine stories for the last week!
Yes, it's an addictive subject, so interesting. Thanks for watching. :)
Beautifully done. Thank you personally for doing this. Even if our countries history involving the thylacine is quite a sad story, you're doing well sharing history and digging into it. love it, Amazing work.
Thanks for watching and for the compliments!😄
my grandmother would tell me that in Mexico there was a traveling circus that had a dog like creature that had stripes like a tiger and opened its mouth really wide ... back then i didn't know what she was talking about .. now i woder if what she saw was a thylacene
Fantastic. You should be very proud of yourself, young man.
Thank you! I appreciate your feedback! I'm glad you enjoyed watching. 👍
😉👍 Great film young man, I hope they're still out there hiding somewhere. Thanks for taking this guy named Hobart from Illinois, To see a bit of Hobart, in Tasmania, lol 🤪👍
Hey there Justin, thank you. You have a very unique last name :). Chicago?
@@REELRANDOM No, I'm closer to the Quad City Area... Aledo, IL
As far as my family name, I believe my Hobart side of the family came from Ireland originally, It was at one time Hobert... Supposedly one of my great grandfathers or something was a general or something like that supposably by some loose research I read, at The Battle of Vinegar Hill, he was on the losing side and so had a price on his head so quickly migrated to Canada and then down to this area. I don't know that much of my Hobart side of the family...
My mother was a Lemon, Which were some of the 1st in US... before it was the US, Like the 1660s Some of the original Is colonist of the new world.
Omg!! Isaac!! Bro this is blazing fire! This is a masterpiece, And Is incredible! You are amazing!
Keep it up! -Jim.T
Thanks very much! I'm glad you enjoyed it😀
Why don´t they use environmental DNA (eDNA) from rivers, creeks, lakes and ponds to find out if thylacines still out there?