Creatures, Myths & Legends

Possible live thylacine filmed in South Australia

By T.K. Randall
August 24, 2022

Image: AI-generated (Midjourney) When Jessie Milde first caught sight of the mystery creature in Belair National Park in the Adelaide Hills, her first impression was that it was either a "weird looking kangaroo" or a "really scraggy dog".

Her sister, however, was convinced that it was in fact a Tasmanian tiger - a species thought to have been exitinct for decades with the last confirmed sighting being all the way back in 1936.

"It had a really weird gait to it, a sort of lolloping almost movement," Milde told ABC News."It was bigger than a fox, but not as big as a massive dog, but it definitely didn't look like a fox."

"The tail was completely different, its back was really sloped down and its head was a completely different shape."

Experts, meanwhile, remain unconvinced, with most agreeing that the most plausible explanation is that the creature was actually a common fox suffering from mange.

The video clip itself can be found on ABC News.

Source: Mail Online

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