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AFter spending some time in Tasmania I can see how it would be easy to imagine there could still be Thylacines living in the bush. The island contains some very
by davegardner 10y ago
AFter spending some time in Tasmania I can see how it would be easy to imagine there could still be Thylacines living in the bush. The island contains some very large national parks and reserves, and the Thylacine was fairly well camouflaged for that environment.
- neaden 10y agoBut no one has found a corpse, or bones, or gotten a clear picture etc. at this point despite many many people searching and a large cash bounty for proof. I don't think it's that good at hiding.