Is the TASMANIAN TIGER Still Alive? (THYLACINE) Pt.2

In this adventure I explore the forest of TASMANIA attempting to track down the EXTINCT TASMANIAN TIGER! Since the last Thylacine died in 1936, another one hasn't been found... But are they still alive?
There has been thousands of reports of people seeing these creatures across TASMANIA. With many parts of this place being UNEXPLORED for decades, I believe there could be a small population of them living away from humans in the South-West!
SHOULD I FILM PART THREE?!?!

[@annettetonks7055]

Hi Miller. I knew a guy who's brother and mother lived in the wilds of Tassie back in the late eighties. They reported that they found pups and adults deep in the forests. So they could be still kicking around. So cool if they were. If you found evidence, please keep the location to yourself. Thanks for the enthusiastic post. Good Luck.

[@johnmead8437]

It is sound sentiment to not publicise any locations rarities are located until adequate protection has been sorted out. Keeping the information secret from protection authorities however is not useful, it will assist them become extinct. While experts can make mistakes it does not detract from their successes, and that they have the best expertise and resources to make progress. Some private interests (often soliciting public "donations") advocate secrecy from such authorities. Which is assisting extinction.

[@pauloconnor7951]

Yes never tell scientists nor authorities. Hit men will remove them; because would have to be declared endangered species; land protected. Mineral and logging exploiters would be blocked !!! You see .

[@shonab2976]

I love how as well as entertaining us you are also still respecting the privacy of these beautiful animals. Thank you for bringing these videos to us all miller

[@ianatkins1213]

Reading old newspapers, the thylacine story is so sad. It was misunderstood and the population was under pressure from late 1800’s . I wish you every success. Finding a surviving population would be among the best news in Australia’s history.

[@eminhodzic4256]

I hope he finds one

[@ThatCoolGrandpa]

Me to

[@craigslater8227]

It'd already be worldwide news if he did 👍 I'm still gonna watch anyway for all tthe other cool shit he'll find 🤣 Besides I think Miller wouldn't let us know if he did find something because he knows the repercussions of actually finding one as far as scientists, poachers, morons etc flooding Tassie to find them 👍

[@jakecook716]

Be prepared for disappointment

[@cornevanzyl6370]

No man

[@cornevanzyl6370]

Don't be like that

[@carterclarke2387]

To possibly find something that’s *extinct* is just amazing hope you find one!!!!

[@SynthFreaq]

It's not possible, due to the fact they are, indeed, all gone...

[@carvinlambert6899]

Trail Cameras is the way to capture them mate! Best of Luck, stay Confident!!

[@JorgeF69]

I hate how the KZbin algorithm has screwed him, such a good channel such dedication and hard work going into the videos. Keep up the hard work miller

[@slothman707]

What are u talking about he has over a million subscribers and also popped up on my fyp

[@Deekm69]

Me too

[@bremalerage5935]

@@slothman707 hes talking about the view count

[@slothman707]

@bre malerage the vid literally just dropped... most vids don't rack up much views until after a couple days

[@JorgeF69]

@@slothman707 alot of his latest uploads are top quality videos with less than a 100k views

[@K_Wags11]

Tasmanian Tiger has always been interesting to me, I have always remained hopeful they were still around. Tasmania is a large piece of land, I cant wait for you to get back to explore the vast landscape.

[@AkiKinabalu]

I am really thankful to come across your video. Unlike some loud and exaggerated presenter, you are down to earth, chill and genuinely love animals. I love your passion, your cinematography and humble approach. You earned yourself a subscriber for life !

[@MillerWilson]

Wow, thank you! so cool to have you watching my vids - I appreciate it cheers Miller

[@weezme6013]

I kinda feel ripped into two pieces by this. It would be the COOLEST thing ever if it turns out the Tasmanian tiger isn't extinct. I find them extraordinary looking and whenever i watch the footage of the Tassie in the Zoo (Which is sad as fuck), i feel like i'm looking at something Prehistoric. Kinda like you just saw a Smilodon, or dinosaur. Unbelievable feeling and i'm so fascinated. However, what would happen if it really turns out they aren't extinct? Wouldnt the interest on these skyrocket? What about Poachers, money hungry bastards? The Tassie has been declared extinct for a pretty damn long time now. Imagine the "value" of them if one would be found. I'm a little scared that with todays view on things, it would hurt the Tassie even more to be found, rather than to remain declared as extinct? Just something that came to my mind. Even though i'd rather have nobody find it, i would still be so excited about it. Ripped feelings 😅

[@MillerWilson]

same feeling here mate

[@Anubis_Outdoors]

Please do pt 3! I'm hopeful for them to still exist

[@howiewarhurst1058]

Please do part 3. You never know , many sightings over the years., I believe small pockets of Tassie tigers exist. Especially in west Papua seen by local hunters !

[@cacogenicist]

That's the only place they might still exist. In fact, I would not be surprised at all if they still exist there, it's _so_ remote and inaccessible, and densely forested.

[@Jebsta]

Hey Miller, I just thought I'd say this, but Papa New Guinea is a good area to look for the Thylacine as there have been many many sightings there and a lot of it is unexplored. Of course you can continue in Tasmania, but if you don't manage to find anything there you could try search in Papa New Guinea. You don't have to search there, just thought I'd let you know.

[@calvinc5961]

Thanks Miller for continuing to look for this elusive beautiful animal. I hope you find one in your adventuring. However, I am just so happy to see the awesome terrain that you are exploring along with the great sound effects. You never fail to amaze me and provide an educational learning environment.

[@Rob.Parsons]

Awesome video miller, that place was bursting with game. I have still never seen a quoll in the wild so you did well getting one on your camera first night! Looking forward to teeing up a mission after winter mate cheers.

[@ambiguousworld]

Loved it again Miller. From my experience (since 2017) is that Thylacine do not like IR light. So in my view Trail Cameras are pretty useless, as the only shots of them you'll get are at the edge of the IR field or them darting away (they are extremely fast contrary to beliefs) so they just can't be used for evidence. I had 8 cameras and haven't been forth coming in buying news one (however some one kindly donated me some which I will use). You might ask why they don't like IR light, well they have a membrane on their eyes which I believe has something to do with seeing in IR or as close to red light as possible (the spectrum that we see in) . Lots of sightings of Thylacines account them not being bothered at all by flashlights and car headlights and seem oblivious to it. They are nocturnal (mostly) so seeing in IR would be a huge advantage. It has taken me years to find areas where they frequent (and they still aren't always there - as they'll move with the roos) and I will be staking out during the day time hoping for just a few seconds of daylight footage of them. The area you seem to be looking in seems good for their habitat, however they love open fields (farm land espically) where they can "mob" up the roos and pick off the young ones as the roos can't jump and bounce through the bush to escape (all done at night or low light). Really looking forward to part 3....I hope you find one.

[@PengwinTamer]

You're so full of crap. You're really trying to convince people that you know of areas where they frequent, yet you can't get and don't have a single second of footage of one? Or even one photo? There are always people like you commenting on these videos. Bigfoot, ivory billed woodpecker, etc. No matter the cryptid, there is ALWAYS someone claiming to know of an area where they constantly see the creatures, yet they have absolutely no proof. Just making a mockery of it

[@felixstaehelin3260]

Have you seen any?

[@ambiguousworld]

@@felixstaehelin3260 Only glimpses with my own eyes. They are super elusive but their stripes are beautiful! Had better visual of 2x Joey Thylacoleo a few years back started using a gopro on my chest recording all the time....as you see them (Thylacines) when you least expect it. Gopro has a slo mo recording settings which can be more the +120 frames per second..... so hopefully even just a 1 second recording can allow me to get 120 images (not great in low light however). Here's hoping! As without images, people just think I'm talking crap.

[@TassieWolf]

Ah, okay - so the reason they're never captured on trail cams is that they (unlike every other marsupial) are somehow sensitive to IR light? You're having a laugh, right? They DO NOT see in infra-red; just another unsubstantiated, dare I say "crazy", claim to explain why they aren't seen. The simplest explanation is the most likely - they're gone...

[@Deekm69]

If you find it I'm inviting you to come to Scotland to look for the Loch Ness monster. I loved your 1st Tiger video 🐅

[@bronwendavies9356]

I'm completely fascinated by Tasmanian Tigers (Thylacines). I have just now come across part 2 of your expedition in Tasmania to try and find one. I too hope they are still out there somewhere. Excellent video.

[@DinoKing2008]

These are my favorite Animals tasmanian Tiger ❤

[@stevenswm9844]

Yes, of course you should film Part Three...everybody loves a mystery! Take Care Out There! 🦘🐨

[@fuzzymp]

When I saw the wombat not even caring that you were there, I realized there’s probably no thylacine in a 100km radius most likely, maybe skulls in mountain caves tho

[@PhillipGWhite]

I did some assistance work for Murdock uni. I helped set traps to capture creatures along with trail cams, placing cameras deep in the woods always resulted in low numbers caught, however after consulting with a cartographer he pointed to some natural bottle necks in the wild. the number of creatures in our research increase massively.

[@MillerWilson]

cool to hear thanks so much

[@Pixelkip]

I don’t say this lightly this series is some of the best on KZbin, no bs just passion, keep up the adventure for us city folk 😂

[@BabyL3mur]

mate ive been waiting all week for part 2!!!! best series you've had yet and ive only seen one episode haha!

[@RazorBrain1]

As much as myself and I'm sure millions of others would love to see them come back. I don't think its going to happen unless we are able to somehow bring them back jurassic park style. The main issue I see with this is that they are marsupials and not canines.

[@joshwilliams7360]

I've been told a story by a close family member that back in the early 2000's a couple of hunters accidentally shot one. They took it back to the old tunack pub just south of Campbell town and put it into the deep freezer. Unsure what happened to it after that but he believes the university came and took it and paid the owner of the pub and the two hunters too keep it quiet. He and along with a couple others witnessed the tiger the night it was shot.

[@joshwilliams7360]

@@sidstevens9035 well the 7 people at the pub the night in question and the university would no doubt have evidence of the night.

[@Mankyweb]

I really hope that isn’t true, one of the saddest things I’ve read

[@joshwilliams7360]

@@Mankyweb unfortunately as to my understanding it's definitely a true story. My wife was 10 at the time and remembers herself and another kid being told to go wait outside and seen something being laid on the bar and the adults crowding around it. Her farther was the one who told me he was one of the few that witnessed it. It was pure accidental that they shot at it as it was mistaken identity and they did deeply regret shooting it afterwards.

[@frankgallacher6598]

​​​@@joshwilliams7360well if your story is true then its definitely extinct now..well done to the imbreed. that shot it..hope he is very happy. 8:50 8:50

[@joshwilliams7360]

@@frankgallacher6598 like I said it was accidentally shot. For something that had been extinct since the 1940s they probably figured it was a feral cat or possibly a feral dog and as far as I know they did deeply regret shooting it.

[@Westberg1]

It seems to be a lot of animals in the area and that they dont seem to be scared of your presence, which perhaps is a bad sign. If there was predators in the area it would be different

[@andrewbaron8713]

I notice Rob didn’t mention the yips he recorded on I think one of his Jane river trips. He recorded it in the middle of the night. I have heard similar recordings by others which could be Thylacine.

[@oogabooga1696]

I'm sick and I'm feel colder than Tasmania in the winter. I live up in North Queensland, wearing a jumper and covered in 2 blankets.

[@ashthegreat1]

Your vids are getting better and better. Your my fav Aussie content creator by far.

[@MillerWilson]

thanks so much Winston - cool to hear from you mate

[@roydeneckhardt3112]

I love this channel. You really are doing something that could be a chase after the wind. It is a tough one to search for an extinct animal. I know I wouldnt do that. It is so cool exploring nature and seeing many different animals while on the journey. This was a cool one to watch. Many anxious moments. Loved this video. Oh yes, and well done on the cliff hanger at the end. I will hang until you show us. 🤓

[@texmx8805]

Videos like these make me so happy. Thank you so much for doing this, I wish you the best of luck on your journey and I hope that you find a Tasmanian tiger. It would be truly revolutionary

[@dylanwhite1212]

I love how people think it's crazy that it's still alive when scientists have found animals they thought went extinct 10s of thousands of years ago, keep up the search mate and good luck 👍 🤙

[@roydeneckhardt3112]

Let me be the first person to say how proud I am of you buddy. Yes I am a big fan of you and your channel. I watch it very religiously. I am so proud of you because you did something I never thought you were capable of, and that was... wear shoes the entire time on your video. 😂 So awesome Buddy. ❤

[@ericalema7187]

I've literally been watching these thylacine sighting videos for years and I'm hoping and looking forward to the day someone gets one on camera. I can't imagine the emotions I will go through seeing an animal literally come back from the dead

[@mr.bamboo6488]

My favorite animal is the Tasmania tiger and I'm just glad a man who cares so much about nature look for these majestical creatures, I hope you find one. You earned a new subscriber friend.

[@Tacticalll]

Pt 3?? Yesss! Ofcourse, it's a no brainer!

[@slimesbychris]

I was waiting every day and I was so excited for pt2, and I just love your videos so much❤

[@nicolinaalwandy2081]

first, i do hope that they exist, will have to watch the full video to find out!

[@flipsntricks]

Such a cool series miller keep it up cant wait for pt.3

[@blakeg4815]

I hope you find one but i also don’t want this series to end!! Videos are amazing

[@badger5989]

Pt.3 please! ❤ Amazing video and beautiful footage!

[@remar-6]

There is so much of this world that the majority of us will never get to see outside of videos others take of them. Thank you for sharing such beautiful scenery with us. Hoping you’ll find one someday!

[@MillerWilson]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@finnmcnally8535]

whats going on miller. I reckon the tigers are still alive dont give up looking! love the content

[@KeaneSmall]

hello miller hello from ireland these are the best vids good luck on the next one

[@MillerWilson]

Hello to Ireland mate - thanks for watching cheers Miller

[@rpgadventurer32]

Many would've wished it to be true, unfortunately i don't see how all people and researches could've failed to notice it for decades and decades in the wild. It's too big to be hidden for so long without anyone noticing this specific animal. I wish you all the luck and the possible necessary "miracle" in finding them again.

[@frankgallacher4799]

he wont mate they are extinct.

[@rpgadventurer32]

@@frankgallacher4799 We know that, still, if he wants to try, why not? there's nothing to lose here.

[@frankgallacher6598]

@@rpgadventurer32 fair point except time and money, your one of the very few. people if you're from tasmania that is excepts the fact the tyhacine is extinct. I wish more people are like you.

[@annettetonks7055]

Perhaps Tasmanians have found them, and choose to keep it secret.

[@frankgallacher6598]

@@annettetonks7055 the odds of someone finding the tasmanian tigers or tyhacine and keeping it a secret is lottery odds, the odds of finding a tyhacine is lottery odds multiply by a 100 ,you cant find a tyhacine anymore you can find a woollymanath dodo or passenger pigeon...their species where wipe out. remember theres a reward 1million pounds if they capture one alive. it hasn't been claimed, simply because they are extinct..looked at the old photos of the tasmanian people hanging them like buture meat ,there was a population of about 7 thousand in tasmania at one point ,do the maths people where paid 7 shillings for killing a juvenile and £1 for an adult back in the day...do you seriously think their still out there after all that...good luck

[@chrisuk1000]

Great video mate, love that stunning countryside too

[@michaelhawk643]

Miller i started my channel from watching you and a kind words from you once in courage me. But it can be tough, the fish don't always bite weather ECT. But you have a gift i got over my fear of snakes watching you and I don't shoot them anymore. Im an old broken up soldier and can't get to those places. Im sure everyone will agree that your teaching people changing their mind on the environment and your excitement makes me want to get out and make videos no matter how much pain im in or how hot 42 c here in Florida im move a rattlesnake off the road a few nights ago before watching you i would have run over it so yeah man you have a great gift. Just follow your heart and passion and your videos will be great. Thank Miller. And don't forget to have a little fun every day 😁

[@jontucker7411]

Bro I would love to see a part 3 & 4 👌 good stuff

[@bethaneydunne9682]

I really hope you find one Miller it will be spectacular 😊😊😊 Good Luck

[@lisakaterndahl9892]

Great video, Miller! I can always count on an almost zen experience with you; the music is so relaxing. I hope you found what you were looking for, and I agree and respect your decision to keep it private. The animals would be hunted if you gave anything away, right? It looked cold, and thanks for going out in it to bring us up close and personal. The wombat was so cute. Looking forward to seeing you again. Love and all that. xoxo

[@squidlyminimalisim]

He should report it to the government though

[@carvinlambert6899]

Trail Cameras are one of the Best ways to capture a Live Thylacyne Mate!!! They are hundreds of them.

[@MillerWilson]

yes returning more prepared next trip for sure

[@spriteblod7623]

Finally episode 2 is here!

[@Sambochini]

Should hook up with Forest Galante. Has been his life's work to find the Thylacine and is as passionate as you are about it. Might be able to colab and make something huge happen!

[@Pete_R63]

Apologies, got to pause and comment less than a minute in, the aerial shot around 39 seconds, wow! The water looks like a mirror-so incredibly flat! Off topic, I'm in Key West for the month and diving-came across one scorpionfish and while biking along the marina, found blacktop shark pups! So cool! Only about 2 feet long. They are short videos only a minute or so. Cheers- and now, back to watching.

[@Blake-og3zn]

This video was soo interesting I reckon there definitely out there keep up these great videos there so interesting 🔥

[@spookysilliez]

It's amazing how dedicated you are to this. Keep up the good work mate

[@1leg956]

Your so cool miller I to believe their still alive . Hey is this the longest time in shoes ha ha ha peace and love from 1 leg UK England

[@andrewstevenson118]

One of my Aussie friends who lives in Warran, said it was common knowledge the tiger was there. They never said anything for fear of hunters. After the King Lake fires they haven't seen them since. Bugger.

[@MillerWilson]

yes fire has been a real issue for nature in the last decade and we have lost many species - I hope they have prevailed.... thanks Andrew

[@andrewstevenson118]

@@MillerWilson No worries. They took me on a "tour" of the area around King Lake about a year later. Jeez mate...

[@sandralopez6477]

Me da gusto que subas otro video ❤❤❤ últimamente no podía verlos por qué estaba ocupada y eso me ponía mal pero ahora si jsjsjsjs estoy feliz Gracias 😊

[@ravenfeader]

Loved it Miller and im certain that if I obtained any evidence of the tiger I would be never make it public and very careful who it was disclosed to .

[@ravenfeader]

@@sidstevens9035 How would it benefit a tiger to do otherwise ?

[@NighthawkMeow]

You keep trying, Miller! I have hope and belief. I always have thought they may be there!

[@Jett_Cash]

I live in Australia i hear lots about these tazzi tigers hope u find one

[@bethaneydunne9682]

Wow Miller I was looking forwaed to thr whole series and now its come wow love you and your videos my freind keepnin touch did you get my emails i hope you find one 😊😊 it will tick your bucket list of Nearly extinct species yohr a fun adventurous guy mega talented and brave courageos keep it all up suppoet you 100% cant wait for the next adventure Miller 😊😊

[@bethaneydunne9682]

Were all routing for him tonfind one it will be so amazing for him he truly deserves it 😊😊😊😊

[@michaelhawk643]

Miller really enjoyed part 2 look really cold there. I bet finding those bones was exciting? If you didn't get one please don't be disappointed. I grew up hunting even when you know the game is there it can take a while before you see one . I don't hunt anymore .I don't think I would show finding one either. Love the video thank you for working so hard to show everyone all those great places and animals

[@asoldierofrome]

Beautiful creatures, I respect keeping Any finds quiet. Man wouldn't benefit their exposure in my opinion. Great work! It would be interesting to revisit Coastwatcher sights. Peace brother

[@solerghost]

Love the content.

[@janehodgett959]

Awesome ! I love your passion and enthusiasm 🤩👌✨

[@RichSanDiego1969]

Looking forward to your next adventure. I'm ready for another bull shark video.

[@bradwilliams1691]

Back in 2001 my wife and I took the kids on a trip to Tasmania. While on the road between Strahan and Queenstown on the west coast, both my wife and I clearly saw a large dog like animal come out of the bush, cross the road and, with one leap, climb up the embankment (at least 2 - 2.5 metres high) on the other side. Unfortunately, it was too far away & too quick to get a detailed look but, the animal in question was too big to be a feral cat or dog. Until my dying day, I'm convinced that what we saw was a Thylacine. True story.

[@MillerWilson]

cool story and just so many like yours to make you believe they are still out there - thanks so much for sharing cheers Miller

[@enricobartolinibaldelli7193]

The best out there Miller, crazy quality, and crazy how much you have grown since that first time I ve watched one of your videos, it was like 6-7 years ago maybe more, you were trying to catch a big eel or a catfish i don t remember, your great man

[@TailsandTrailsFishing]

I reckon he found one but because of how endangered/extinct this animals are he didn’t put it on camera to protect the species and I would do the exact same

[@Mcflyeon]

I find this rather fascinating. It's good for you to set off and try to find one while getting to explore many places and meeting other people and animals. It's sad to know that there are animals that have gone extinct because of our actions and it's easy to resent them for it which is understanable but like you said from the previous video, we can only use this to learn from our mistakes to make sure that no other animals suffer the fate by working together to educate people and help them out as our way to make amends. And who knows? Maybe one day, the Thylacine will show up again.

[@chrismackay8314]

i like your expression of surprise looking at the camera trap at the end :)

[@Thayer2000]

Wonderful! I've been looking foreward to this all week. You never know what you will find out there and the trail cameras are awesome as well. Hope you do a part three! Have a great weekend, stay safe and God bless bro 🐢 🐢

[@jivanvasant]

Your highly commendable efforts are in the tradition of the great naturalists and conservationists with a conscience who cared about the survival of life on earth and worked to protect the plants, animals and natural areas from the damaging effects of human activity, and especially those who wrote books and produced films about their field activities in the wild. Peace.

[@mysterious_MK]

Keep Up The Good Work Miller Love The Content

[@dannywayne311]

This is just fire content Miller

[@bearmauled]

Enthralling from beginning to end Miller! It’s an interesting philosophical problem about whether or not to reveal to the worldwide public if you do eventually find a Tasmanian Tiger. . I learned so much from this video and loved seeing wild Tasmania. The night cameras are awesome and expose so much (and in a non-disruptive way) about the wildlife. . Thank you for your tireless efforts to make this world a better place for wild creatures and for us humans too - knowledge and enlightenment are key; you’re the best kind of guide and educator 👍

[@Tampafan33]

Did you watch till the end?? At the end his mouth opened wide! What do you think he saw?? It obviously was something surprising

[@bearmauled]

@@Tampafan33 yes that jaw drop was quite the teaser and we definitely need Part 3!

[@edwardmoore-reppion6806]

keep up this series love the vids bro

[@kengray4781]

Great series on these illusive Tigers!

[@teresaHify]

Hi Miller, what a really interesting and informative video! As usual it was amazing!

[@hubertvancalenbergh9022]

I absolutely love those Tasmanian devils. They remind me of the honey badger, another fierce little guy found in Asia and Africa.

[@Shlomayo]

This is really exciting, and the scenery is absolutely beautiful! I hope you one day are able to help open many protected wildlife reserves all over the world!

[@taylor7966]

You should look for big cats in The uk like black panthers because apparently there is a small population of them I mean I believe I have seen one

[@jasethejewman]

Mate if tassie boys prospecting Leroy and Rob parsons haven't found one yet we'll good luck these guys know every rock tree stream thr is to know...good luck in your search My great grandfather captured a pup as a pet in 1920s in hawkesdale Vic apparently lived for 15 years

[@sarahdalley2614]

Love the video, Miller. Choice as content. Hopefully all the stories of seeing them arent just people talking sheet.

[@MillerWilson]

Thanks Sarah - haha yes I do think most are true and it is always good to hear the stories take care my friend cheers Miller

[@sarahdalley2614]

@@MillerWilson You too Mate.

[@x2_Savage05]

You said "you don't know if you will even put it in the video if you find one" so what was on the last camera footage? 🤔 🤔

[@AkubraHatGaming]

Part 3 please

[@davidparty6528]

I believe we will eventually find them. Keeping up a good work.

[@MillerWilson]

I hope so too!

[@eaglecaulhealing2711]

I’d love to think the thylacine is still alive & thriving good luck on your search Miller 🙌💗

[@aradaskarian]

Amazing video ❤😊

[@dilwarhussain4]

Wow what a beautiful scenery thanks Miller bro I feel like iam there imaging keep it up bro 🔥 great to see you ❣️love from India

[@The_toe_cutter]

If there are any left which i doubt, you should be searching old growth forests, old growth forests have never had fires ravage them or had much human interruption as they are protected, here in victoria theres an old growth forest in toolangi about an hour from melbourne

[@TBlacky]

Yknow I’m not convinced there here still but I’m definitely sure after the declaration of extinction they thrived for years up until the early 1980s until they truly went away

[@butchssurvivorranch360]

Awesome mate,,, been a dream of mine to go on an expedition to find evidence of a THYLACENE,, so thankyou for taking me along for the Ride,,, I believe they are still alive, and I like you wouldn't tell the world no matter how much money it's worth... 👍

[@Dino-vb4bo]

I hate that he put us at a cliff hanger but I agree with not putting it online. Good work brotha!

[@ThunderDivine]

Again not notified of a new video, had to search you up.

[@lyallsreptiles101]

How was his reaction as he looked at that last camera, had his jaw drop gets ya thinking what was on there he didn't show 🤔🤷👀 great videos mate I hope ya do end up finding one but yeah would be best to keep it to yourself U never know the intensions of people once they have knowledge ❤🇭🇲

[@MillerWilson]

My thoughts exactly

[@lyallsreptiles101]

@@MillerWilson you ever coming to WA mate

[@Icelandicnorway]

Just amazing! I’m from Tasmania and I would really like to see one.

[@barneyblendz]

Thanks miller for entertaining us while making us fall asleep of a night with the music 😂🫶🏼