"West of the Kanimbla-Megalong Valleys lies the Jenolan Road, where motorists and locals have been seeing tigers for generations. Our knowledge base has a lot of resources to help you! ", "During September 1983, I organised a major search for evidence of living Thylacines in the Wollongambie Wilderness, east of Lithgow. Supplied: Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Jock Zonfrillo remembered as an 'incredible chef' and icon of Australia's culinary landscape, Jock Zonfrillo, celebrated chef and judge on MasterChef Australia, dies aged 46, Major route into the Kokoda track appears to have been blockaded amid tour operator feud, Tony Abbott mounts attack on Voice after a spat with parliamentary committee, Russian freight train derails after being hit by explosive device, governor says, 'The worm goes global': Rita Ora wowed by Adelaide lobbyist's dancefloor moves, Female teacher admits sexual offences against teen student, fights 10 other charges, New Zealand PM in favour of country becoming a republic, US authorities 'auction' First Republic Bank after second biggest bank failure in history, Mr Waters's footage has been deemed fiction rather than fact, died in Hobart zoo from suspected neglect, the animal beingnamed 'Benjamin' has beendisputed by localexperts, A study by the University of Melbourne'sAndrew Pask andAxel Newton. The continuing search for the thylacine on the Blue Mountains, NSW. "In February 1977, in the Kanimbla Valley north of Megalong, Mr Kevin Cummings was driving out of the valley one day when, as his vehicle passed a tall embankment, he saw ahead of him, what he immediately recognised to be a Thylacine, run across the dirt road he was on and up the embankment. ()); Its a quadruped stocky, and its got the right-shaped ears. Update: February 23 @ 4.35pm: Sadly, it looks like this wont in fact be the discovery of the century, as the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery determined the animals in the images are Tassie pademelons. [Available from Lulu]. ", Johns third sighting of a tiger took place in March 1984 around 6.10am. ["Two animals of the hyena kind"]. It had its tail out straight and it seems like the tail is very tense. or maybe they aint.". The thylacine, also known as the Tasmanian tiger, was declared extinct decades ago, so a confirmed sighting would certainly be cause for celebration. While some of these tracks were indistinct amid small twig and leaf fragments, two were not, and I cast these. Dinosaur mass extinction: what caused it, which dinosaurs went extinct, and how mammals survived, International Union for Conservation of Nature. Suddenly we saw sitting in the road ahead an animal which at first we took to be a dog. The animal had escaped into scrubland that extends eastward to a gully, which drops down into the Grose Valley, where sightings of Thylacine-type animals continue to be reported seen by campers and bushwalkers to the present day.". ", "In March 1973 an animal answering to the description of the Thylacine was claimed by a Mrs Cummins to have raided her fowl yard at Wentworth Falls. June 2003, about 8.30pm to 845pm, Robyn Simon was driving with a friend, Rebecca Jackson, on Acacia Street past Katoomba. Colorized Footage Of The Last
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