I sincerely hope you're right. The idea that creature may still exist is exciting. And sad.
Good luck bringing this to a greater light.


Nathan M.
Pittsburgh, PA, US
Tuesday, 22nd April 2008 at 13:32 (AEST)

like the colour of the website. it suits but needs a more tiger colour. not really that much info bout the animal. i need it for my poem writing in a victorian competition that me and my friends are entering. could u try and put more info in pleez? i will be back soon and looking a the website to see how well u have upgraded it. Good luck
olivia.
P.S i have a second job as observing websites and writing reviews.


olivia
melbourne, victoria, australia
Wednesday, 9th April 2008 at 10:52 (AEST)

Has it been scientifically proved that the Tazmanian Tiger still exists?


Tom
Derby, Derbyshire, UK
Tuesday, 1st April 2008 at 22:8 (AEST)

Hi! i really like this website and hope it expands.
I like the colour of the site its like the tiger( thats the british spelling of colour) And i really hope you guys find one.It sorta annoys me the people are messing about with this sight like i like tigers grrrr, what the hell??????The pictures haunt me also and it sickens me that humans could be like that. Thats quite a comlex sentance for a primary school studant, which i have a few months left until i start high school. you guys have grades we call them years over here.Anyway thanks for your info and good luck. Greetings from wet rainy Britain!!!



Nik
manchester, there is no states in england, England
Tuesday, 1st April 2008 at 19:56 (AEST)

It's a shame really....the damage that humans have done. Everytime I look at a Thylacine photo it haunts me and really makes me realize how horrible humans can be. It also make me sad to think this could have been the same fate for our timber wolves.
- Lori, Canada


Lori
Regina, SK, Canada
Tuesday, 1st April 2008 at 14:19 (AEST)

me encantó esta página, además quiero manifestar que me llena de nostalgia saber que un animal de tanta belleza como el tilacino yá no esté más con nosotros, y todo por culpa de nosotros mismos.
Apoyo 100% el proyecto de la clonación del tilacino y espero que en un futuro no muy lejano el tilacino pueda regresar.


Jorge Rojas
Barva, Heredia, Costa Rica
Wednesday, 19th March 2008 at 17:22 (AEST)

i love tasmanian wolfs


bobby
towonda, u.s., america
Sunday, 16th March 2008 at 9:38 (AEST)

I truly hope you can prove the tigers are not extinct. If i ever get the chance to become a citizen of Australia i too will be looking for this amazing creature. any help on what it take to become a citzen would be usefull also lol.


Bret
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States
Thursday, 6th March 2008 at 16:23 (AEST)

I hope to read where one has been definately identified someday.


c manning
el paso, tx, usa
Tuesday, 4th March 2008 at 13:19 (AEST)

Thank you for the site and dedication. I hope these animals make a come back. I was saddened to learn about their extinction. The world is at a loss to these beautiful creatures. Good luck, again, thanks for the great information.


Kenny L.
San Antonio, TX, USA
Wednesday, 27th February 2008 at 20:13 (AEST)

I enjoy the information that you have on the sight about the tasmanian-tiger/wolf. I have so often wanted to see one of the magnificent animals in the real life and unfortunate for myself and my children and of course now the grandchildren we are allowed to veiw only a film of the last ones in captivity. This saddens me greatly, and if there is anyone out there that has actual film footage of a sighting I would encourage you to make it public to the people who run this sight. I also say that we keep up the search for this animal not to kill it or to capture it for research but to preserve it for the future generations to come. There is a massive amount of land out there in the bush that the animals could still be able to make their home and mulitply, and that is one place to look and should there be, and I pray there is, a few of them out there I would say put a transmitter on them and then study from a far and help them not to harm them and get the population on the rise once more. There are ways to make a conservation that would help to protect some of the other animals that we have on this planet, and I say that we need to do just that.


sharon
las vegas, nv, united states
Tuesday, 19th February 2008 at 2:21 (AEST)

I dont know why any one would kill this animal. My whole school hopes you guys find one. We wish you the best of luck.


Ryan Hyslop
Richmond, mi, America
Friday, 15th February 2008 at 11:38 (AEST)

It's so cute. I had to use this of a bio project. Hope I get an A.


Tiny
Toronto , Ontario, Canada
Thursday, 14th February 2008 at 12:40 (AEST)

Wow, that is alot of dedication, I truly hope you find them. Do you have any idea when the last sighting was?


Vinh
Houston, TX, United States
Saturday, 2nd February 2008 at 12:56 (AEST)

I have not seen this site yet. Hence question of comments does not arise.


Mushk-e-A lam
Alain, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Thursday, 31st January 2008 at 17:15 (AEST)

i like tigers girr


goose
modesto, california, usa
Thursday, 31st January 2008 at 15:34 (AEST)

Eine sehr schöne Seite!
>> A very beautifull site! Thanks a lot with greetings from Germany!
ewald meyer@gmx.net

Ewald Meyer


Ewald Meyer
Osnabrück, Lower Saxony, Germany
Tuesday, 29th January 2008 at 19:55 (AEST)

hey how is it going hope you are having fun at school love ya


nicole
new york city, new york,
Tuesday, 29th January 2008 at 10:58 (AEST)

I was just wondering if you have or have seen any recent photographs of this animal. I would love to see them. I had an experience as a young man with a "crypto" creature here in the states and it has held my interest all my life.
thanks
dan cope
ddcope@hotmail.com


Dan Cope
Covington, Ky, USA
Saturday, 5th January 2008 at 8:1 (AEST)

I'm very interested in cryptozoology and this sight helped me find out more about thylacine sightings.
Thanks!!!



janie
Muskogee, OK, USA
Tuesday, 1st January 2008 at 4:58 (AEST)

MERRY CHRISTMAS YALL! I USED THIS WEB SITE FOR A SCHOOL PRODJECT AND IT IS AWSOME! NOW WE ARE ON WINTER BRAKE! PPAAAAARRTTTTTTTTTYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LUV YA ALL
BOB


Bob
boston, MA, united states
Friday, 21st December 2007 at 16:40 (AEST)

Liz

Others may not believe you. I do, having seen one myself in Gippsland several years ago.
The people to report it to are ARFRA; they keep official records of sightings. See http://www.arfra.org/

Happy Xmas
Chris

Chris
Melbourne, Vic, Aus
Tuesday, 18th December 2007 at 11:40 (AEST)

My brother and my husband both claim to have sighted a thylacine in the gippsland region, on 2 seperate occassions. One of these sightings was about 30 years ago. My brother reported it to whatever DSE called themselves then, but they were very dismissive and did nothing. have other people seen the thylacine in Victoria?


Liz
somewhere is Gippsland, , Victoria, Australia
Monday, 17th December 2007 at 22:17 (AEST)

Very interesting website it's a shame their are no more of
these interesting animals.


J.R. and W.R.
TX, U. S
Monday, 17th December 2007 at 15:22 (AEST)

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callum
Launceston, tas,
Monday, 17th December 2007 at 13:22 (AEST)

The Thylacine would still be here to day, maybe in the Zoos of NY or the Grass plains of Australia, but one thing i know for sure is that the Thylacine isn't. The Thylacine was an amazing animal and i bet you today, if it were alive, it still would be truley amazing but it isn't alive and it truly would be an amazing animal. The Extinction of the Thylacine could have been prevented, it could have been easily prevented, but the irigance of the political community will never understand what each animal means to the earth, and to use. i think that if Australia stopped all of the bounties on the Thylacine and all the other animals, Australia would have been a smart and inteligent Country, i am not say they aren't smart but they could have been smarter. Over 2,100 Thylacines died due to bounties and hundreds more died because of angry famers. 2007 Dec.13


Gabe Hab
Mississuga, Ontario, Canada
Saturday, 15th December 2007 at 1:19 (AEST)

i think the tasmanian tiger would of been such an amazeing anima man kind has ruind our earth pretty soon the poaler bears will be extincts along with penguins and sharks and seals and so many more we need to take time out of our day to help save themi mean how would you feel if your climate was changeing and you could feel youself dieing and no one will help you but they know your dieing but they won`t stop thats how they feel!.CHANGE OUR EARTH NOW!


allysia miligan rocks!
boardman, ohio, U.S.A
Tuesday, 11th December 2007 at 10:26 (AEST)

i used this website for a school report. i think the site is brilliant


henry
boston, mas, united states
Friday, 7th December 2007 at 9:54 (AEST)

I'm doing a report at school about the tasmanian tiger. This information was very interesting and helpful to me. Thank you for your hard work on this site.


Noah
Bloomington, IL, USA
Thursday, 6th December 2007 at 0:46 (AEST)

i think the website is brillant !! i only wish that the tasmian tiger had not gone exstinked but i gess that was the mistake of man and the tasmaian tiger suffred from our greade and i think that we sould all lern from our mistakes and no kill any more anmials but so many are on the brink of exstiction we sould act NOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


olivia lawton
withernsea, eastyorkshier, england
Friday, 23rd November 2007 at 20:54 (AEST)

I hope the Thylacine is proved to exist... We must find it! To save our state and stop the destruction caused to our forests by certain timber giants we all know the name of.. If we dont the last remaining ones in the wild will have an even smaller chance to exist!


dl
Perth, Tas, Australia
Tuesday, 20th November 2007 at 23:30 (AEST)

MAN, I wish theyd clone them... I know they have the dna.
my favorit creature is the dingo and mixd with the doble T it would be unstopable


bill
bobertson, wc, un
Thursday, 15th November 2007 at 12:26 (AEST)

We all know it is possible, if not likely. I would love to see proof that they have survived.


Adrian Thanghe
Belle Plaine , MN, USA
Sunday, 11th November 2007 at 8:2 (AEST)

I've been watching this morning at the discovery channel and episode on tazmanian tiger possible genome reconstruction. Amazing.


Jose Alexsy Ramos
Juncos, PR, Puerto Rico
Friday, 9th November 2007 at 5:32 (AEST)

1936


Matthew Kulczycki
Richfield, MN, United States
Monday, 5th November 2007 at 4:47 (AEST)

It's for school sorry forgot to mention that. Can I have the info A.S.A.P please thank you


Chris
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England
Saturday, 27th October 2007 at 23:23 (AEST)

I need information on what year they died out or what year people think they died out.


Chris
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England
Saturday, 27th October 2007 at 23:21 (AEST)

hi i need imformation in spanish about the tasmanian tiger its for school thanx .


cheyenne
guatemala city, Guatemala, central america
Wednesday, 24th October 2007 at 9:51 (AEST)

Hey guys, nice site you got here. I think the thylacine is a magnificent creature, and a true Australian icon. I hope one day conclusive evidence that they still live in wild is found, and that you guys get honorable mention for your efforts here. Keep up the good work mates.


Chris
Brisbane, QLD, Australia
Saturday, 20th October 2007 at 21:33 (AEST)

the creature is absouloutly stunning......... me and my friend were going to start a no-smoke campaign in our skool but i hav and idea!!! I want to save this creature i wish i could hope the tasmanian goverement is just trying to portect this animal and breed till theirs thousands among thousands!!!! I think i kno wat ill be wen i gro up......


Nadia
Richmond , B.C., Canada
Friday, 12th October 2007 at 13:8 (AEST)

In comment to cloning of Tazzie Tigers, www.austmus.gov.au/thylacine/index.htm may have what you r seeking


Saskia
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Thursday, 11th October 2007 at 19:29 (AEST)

The government is stupid. It is not necessarily that they dont believe the Thylacine exists, its that if they admit that the evidence of their existance is real, they have to do something about it. Its quite obvious though, that they believe putting money in their pocket from forresting and other activities envolving serious environmental impacts is more important than saving one of the worlds most unique and endangered animals. Although Im glad to see that some people are still being a stain in their hanky. Keep fighting!!


Saskia
Narangba, QLD, Australia
Thursday, 11th October 2007 at 19:26 (AEST)

I watched a very interesting article on Discovery Science about the Tasmanian Tiger,done I believe in 2005.I have been looking on updates of what has happen ever since to no avail.
Can anybody share any news on the development of the clonning of the Tasmanian Tiger?


Carlos Gomes Pinto
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Sunday, 7th October 2007 at 21:26 (AEST)

I have been interested in the tasy for a while and think it is an amazing creature. I was really upset about the german that refused to show the pic.


bobby
Kaiserslautern, Rheinland Pfalz, Germany
Thursday, 27th September 2007 at 22:40 (AEST)

rock on scientist dude hope u get one of them tigers cloned


superman
a forest, alberta, canada
Wednesday, 26th September 2007 at 10:36 (AEST)

I am doing a program and was wondering where I might find a replica of a footprint of a tasmanian tiger.


Simeon Paulson
Fort Wayne, IN, USA
Tuesday, 25th September 2007 at 2:54 (AEST)

Love your site


Bob Henkle
Washington C. H., Oh, USA
Friday, 21st September 2007 at 23:48 (AEST)

I HAVE HEARD LOTS OF COMENTS FROM PEOPLE. I AM SAPRIZED BECUSE OF ALL OF THEM. I WONT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THEM AND I HOPE THAT OTHER PEOPLE WILL TO.


caitlin
chattanooga, USA, TN
Thursday, 20th September 2007 at 5:21 (AEST)

I AM STARTING A SAVE THE TASMANIAN TIGER CLUB. WEN I GROW UPI WILL GO TO AUSTRALIA AND LEARN ABUOT THEM.


caitlin
chattanooga, TN, USA
Wednesday, 19th September 2007 at 6:14 (AEST)

Are the tigers extinct I dont get it?


Andrew
Chattanooga, TN, U.S.A
Wednesday, 19th September 2007 at 6:3 (AEST)

I've been hunting certain areas for nearly 16 yrs and am convinced that a tiger is present in 2 of my hunting spots. My hunting dogs behave strangely and become very nervous.In one area wallabys are very scarce when a year before were plentyful. what I do see are figidy.


wallaby bob
latrobe, tas, australia
Tuesday, 18th September 2007 at 18:44 (AEST)

the tasmanian tiger is awesome you should see the old pics(it became extint 60 years ago)


mr.fresh
newport news, VA, north america
Tuesday, 18th September 2007 at 7:40 (AEST)

Its sad that an animal was so badly hunted that it became extinct.Is there no more, a chance of hearing a tasmanian tiger roar?


saurabh
lucknow, U.P., India
Sunday, 16th September 2007 at 22:17 (AEST)

If you live in the US, i'm afraid that wasn't a tiger. They only lived in Tasmania, but they used to be in mainland australia, tasmania and New Guinea.

so, i'm afraid that you and your daughter must have seen a dog or something else.


Hannah
Sydney, NSW, Australia
Sunday, 16th September 2007 at 17:9 (AEST)

I am a bit afraid to post this, but will do it anyway because I am a bit confused about what I may have saw. Last night around 6:00 pm, my daughter and I were driving a long the road and we both saw this "cat" on the side, standing near some tall grass, so I slowed to look because I was afraid it was going to run out in front of me, and as we slowed he looked at us, and we at him, and he seemed rather sure of himself...so we both thought "oh hes not a cat, its a fox" but we both said outloud, "ewwwww" because the more we looked, the more he looked odd. His face was pointy, with slanty eyes, he was a brownish color and the weirdest part was his back legs were striped black and his tail looked thin, like a cats maybe, but a cat tail that had been chewed up, sort of...he seemed scared, but maybe too scared to run, then I had told my daughter to take a picture with her cell phone and as she lifted it, he "skulked" away, sort of weirdly. So we both decided he was a fox, but maybe an old fox. I thought it was atrange because I have seen fox before and I didnt remember seeing tabby like markings on them. So I got home and started to google, to no avail I could not find this particular fox, until I clicked on google images, then I saw a picture of a Tasmanian Tiger, without realizing what it was I said to my daughter "oh look this is the kind he was." She agreed. Then I clicked on the link and read what I read and am now shocked at what I may have saw. Although the more I read, I dont see where anyone has saw one in New Jersey. So can anyone help me out here, lol. I am really confused!




Rowan
Washington Twp, NJ, United States
Tuesday, 11th September 2007 at 23:53 (AEST)

If you have seen the T.Tiger.. DONT TELL ANYONE, have you not thought. Quite possibly, that if it were leaked, Poachers will be scouring the areas of Tazmania for the Prize kills of the Tiger?


Stuart G
London, UK
Sunday, 9th September 2007 at 10:45 (AEST)

its unfortunate that the tasmanian goverment have not held their head down in shame on what can only be discribed as mass genocide of the tasmanian tiger. those so called eye wittness reports of those innocent creatures,is no more then wishfull thinking ,delusion that they either can't or will not own up to the fact that they cause their extinction. dont get me wrong am not conparing your actions to that of nazi germany did to the jews! but at lease germany has own up to those facts. why o why o why cant you do the decent thing an own up no bulls***t they a extinct and we cause it no if's no but's......the only decent thing we can do as learn from those dark days and as a way we will donate money to the wwf world wildlife fund as away a small way of saying sorry. but please do not insult our intelligence by saying....i just spoted a tasmanin tiger they a not extinct DOH DOH DOH becuase if you exspect us to swallow that he's a story i have got the dodo and a t-rex as pets.


frank
glasgow, scotland uk
Saturday, 8th September 2007 at 3:54 (AEST)

I really am astonished by the extinction of the great Tasmanian Tigers, i would love to see them in the wild in peace.


Sean
Worcester, United Kingdom
Saturday, 8th September 2007 at 3:51 (AEST)

I had never heard of the Tasmanian Tiger until I read an article in a newspaper this morning. Very sad what happened to this animal, that's the human race for you though. Let's hope science can bring this tiger back from the dead, it would be great to gain another species rather than keep losing them.


Sue Thomas
Birmingham, Britain
Friday, 7th September 2007 at 21:18 (AEST)

it would be great if they wernt extict and something should be done if there are any left


Ryan
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
Wednesday, 5th September 2007 at 15:43 (AEST)

tasy tigers are so cool but tasy deveils are beter!!hope u find sum more tasy tigers! :P t.o.d stands for the other dude


t.o.d
shepp, vic, aus
Monday, 3rd September 2007 at 12:57 (AEST)

tasy tigers are so cool but tasy deveils are beter!!hope u find sum more tasy tigers!


t.o.d
shepp, vic, aus
Monday, 3rd September 2007 at 12:52 (AEST)

HI,I'VE NEVER HERD OF A TASMANIAN TIGER! IM JUST ON HERE BECAUSE I HAVE A PROJECT TO DO ABOUT THEM.I CHOSE IT CUZ IT SOUNDED COOOOOOOOOOL.HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA I JUST HAVE 1 QUESTION WHEN WHERE THEY EXTINCT AND WHEN? I JUST STILL WHANT THEM ALIVE! THEY SEEM SO COOL.I'D LIKE A LIL MOORE INFO.(EDIT NEEDED) SENCERILY KERANI.M+ELL.P KERANI GOES PRARIVALE PUPULIC SCHOOL


Ell pabo
sydney, NSW, AUSTRALIA
Saturday, 1st September 2007 at 16:7 (AEST)

This sight is fascinating. I love the fact that your grabbing history through sightings I've been to other Thylacine sites and yours is unique in that you have all the eye witness accounts. Story telling is raw history in it's simplest form. Great stuff, thank you for being here for all of us to experience. Let's all hope that if the tigers are found out there that they have been educated by sites like yours, so that they will know to leave them be and not try to catch or harm them. They are nature if let them be and change there habitat for the better they'll come back. Thanks again.


Greg
Westmont , Il., U.S.
Saturday, 25th August 2007 at 3:35 (AEST)

I have been studying the Thylacine for the last year, I have read all of the sightings you guys have recorded. I can only say I am truly intriged. With the information I read on your web sites along with others have come to the same conclusion that the Tasmanian Tiger is still out there. The descriptions given by each person(or persons) is so accurate with each other. It is not right the state is covering this up, if it is about the ecomony, most likely what will happen if you find the Thylacine, the state will get more tourism because this creature was found. I agree 100% with this web site and I will continue to put in my comments, good luck with everything.


Matthew Kulczycki
Richfield , MN, United States of America
Monday, 13th August 2007 at 4:3 (AEST)

Love your site. The Tasmanian tiger is awesome.


Taylor
Marquette, MI, U.S.
Sunday, 12th August 2007 at 11:39 (AEST)

That is Really Cool. I Love The Tasmanian Tiger.
But I Also Think They Are Ugly. They Have Big Mouths.


kym
perth, w.a, perth
Tuesday, 7th August 2007 at 16:36 (AEST)

Hey,

me and my group of friends are studying the tasmanian
tiger for a school project, this website was very interesting to read and we found alot of new information about this wonderful creature, i never knew that the tiger was found in Papua New Guinea? i found that very interesting because 1 of our questions to ask was why the tiger only survived and lived in Tasmania, so that was a helpful piece of information! thanx for you help and info! :)

cya

Tess and friends




Tess
Perth, Perth, Australia
Tuesday, 7th August 2007 at 16:19 (AEST)

Show us more about Tasmanian tigers and try to get some videos(if you can)Its the ....BEST!!!!


Charlene Leong
Toa payoh, Singapore
Monday, 6th August 2007 at 18:59 (AEST)

i need help
how do u beat crikey's cove!!!
HELP!!!


Nicki
LA, California, USA
Monday, 6th August 2007 at 14:2 (AEST)

They've got to be out there...somewhere. I certainly hope so anyhow.


Steve
Skipton, Yorkshire, UK
Monday, 6th August 2007 at 1:32 (AEST)

Good luck! Hope you find what you truly indeed are searching for!


Nicole
Chicago, IL, U.S.
Friday, 3rd August 2007 at 14:41 (AEST)

Thank you for creating an incredible site for those of us that are forever obsessed with this beautiful creature. I look forward to any news on sightings and photos as well.
Take care.


PookaFairy
EB, MA, USA
Friday, 27th July 2007 at 8:36 (AEST)

the tazzie tiger is a good tiger!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
they have small cute bums !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


jessie
mellbourne, vic, australia
Wednesday, 25th July 2007 at 14:45 (AEST)

Hello,

I was fishing the cobungra river in 2002 when i was greated by a thylacine on the other side of the river. Angus(friend) and i gazed at what we thort was a deadly wild dog but when we were confident that it was not going to kill us we knew it was a shy, dazzeled and tired Tazzie Tiger. We told parks but they didnt believe us they just said it was probly a wild dog. i feel so bad that i could not get a photo of the wonderfull creature. Thanks A Lot

Timmy, 13


Tim
Mt Hotham, VIC, Australia
Tuesday, 24th July 2007 at 14:6 (AEST)

Congratulations on a great site. I really hope the Tazzie tiger is not extinct.
I loved both your houses, they are really fantastic.
Especially the new one!


Avril Pursey
Damascus, Syria
Sunday, 22nd July 2007 at 22:4 (AEST)

A while back i was watching a Zoo programme about a couple of Cassowary birds and just after it showed a strange Animal in a cage it looked very similar to a Tasmanian-Tiger but no stripes i could see and looked brown. I have tried to found the Zoo in question but of no luck. Please if any one knows off a Newquay Zoo outside England please tell me.


darren scott
london, england
Sunday, 22nd July 2007 at 21:16 (AEST)

Since we have the ability to clone sheep. Why not clone the tasmanain tiger among others before they go extincted.We are responsible for global warning and the extinction of many animals around the world. It's time to clean up this planet and bring back life!!


Jaime Villarreal
Katy, TX, USA
Monday, 9th July 2007 at 23:2 (AEST)

I find this very interesting hoping there still is some still alive out there


joseph
chouteau, ok, usa
Sunday, 8th July 2007 at 20:35 (AEST)

I have loved studing the plight of the Taz Tigger. On you tube there is vidio of a sighting I think it looks like our friend the tiger But, That could be wishfull thinking.
Thank you for this sight it is great to see I am not the only cheerleader for our tiger!


Suzanne Shaw
Appleton , WI , USA
Saturday, 7th July 2007 at 7:27 (AEST)

Hey every one!!! hey, i truely believe that the tasmanian tiger is still alive. I remember as a little kid watching the video from the Hobart Zoo and watching the history channel about it. I was so fascinated. I've always wanted them to clone the tiger and the wooly mammoth. I agree that the government should work towards cloning the creature. I LOVE U DESTINY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Ben Eckstrom
Sugar Grove, PA, united States
Friday, 6th July 2007 at 11:3 (AEST)

I was driving out west of nsw 60 km west of Balranald when I came upon a tassie tiger at 2am. I had slowed for a couple of hundred rabbits and was just starting up again in my old morris minor 1000 when I came at slow speed, 15mph in 1977 upon a second group and right in the middle was a young tasmanian tiger with a poined head, kangaroo like fur and a long thin tail it sat facing me mesmerized by the lights as were the rabbits. after a good few seonds it loped away. I had a magnificent view of it head on face to face sitting in the middle of the road not much more than 15 feet away. and again as it loped away in a carefree manner. It displayed no fear and was the gentlest sweetest creature I have ever seen. I think it was young about 12-13 inches from the ground to the top of its back.I didn't see any stripes and I don't think it had any but it was obviously a marsupial. I could tell by its fur.


charlie
sydney, nsw, australia
Thursday, 21st June 2007 at 13:50 (AEST)

It was about three in the morning when I was watching a show on the Discovery channel about monster hunters. There were stories of big foot, lochness , and one story of a Thylocene (Tasmanian tiger). They said that the animal had been erraticated in the late 30's, but to this day people have claimed to have witnessed them in the wild and on their property. I found this particular story really interesting so i decided to look up the animal. This led me to your site (after googling Thylocene), and I must say it is awesome to hear all the stories of sightings people have posted. There is no doubt in my mind that this beautiful creature is still alive somewhere in the forests. So I end this entry having said this. Don't let the government shy you away from what you believe you have seen, there are way to many things out there they do not have the answer for. Your site has made me a true believer and am most defiantly excited to hear more stories.. Your friend Michael Murphy (24) Toronto/Canada


Michael Murphy
Toronto, Canada
Thursday, 21st June 2007 at 10:21 (AEST)

I am a believer - I have to be, because the alternative is just too upsetting. Besides, there have been far too many sightings. However, I don't think that we should abandon the possibility of cloning this creature. After all, if the animal is extinct, it was man's doing, and should be undone. What a shame that a creature is hunted so passionately, for the "sin" of simply being alive. I will continue to believe. Brenda


Brenda Winfield
Port Coquitlam, BC, Canada
Wednesday, 20th June 2007 at 9:8 (AEST)

Hey this is awesome I'm 30years old and i have a P.H.D in Tasmanian animals and i have heard a lot of talk about this Rare tiger but i am sorry i am not a believer.
good luck coming to your Sences!
love,
Hannah Isabella Geralds



Hannah I. G.
San Carlos, CA, America
Sunday, 17th June 2007 at 9:14 (AEST)

Hi ! I am a Fijian boy class 5. I like animals epecially tigers. It looks so pretty and its clever. We dont have wild cats like this in my country. I hate people who kill tigers because its gods (Jehovah) creation. All people in the world should appreciate this lovely looking creature.


David Pene Naisau
Lautoka, N/A, Fiji
Saturday, 16th June 2007 at 18:42 (AEST)

fffffede


y
y, y, y
Saturday, 16th June 2007 at 17:48 (AEST)

maya was here!!!


maya s.
sydney, nsw, australia
Thursday, 14th June 2007 at 18:57 (AEST)

well its amzing to know abt the wild life in tis way.


prady
coventry, west midlands, uk
Wednesday, 13th June 2007 at 20:40 (AEST)

Your site is very good.Thank you for the opportunity to sign your guest book.


http://benja.fdns.net/index.htm
NY, NY, USA
Thursday, 7th June 2007 at 22:49 (AEST)

Hi Dad & Joan

keep up the good work! Love you guys! Bonnie & BoysX


Bonnie Kedwell
Cairns, Qld, Australia
Tuesday, 5th June 2007 at 14:59 (AEST)

A difficult clue in our crossword


Simon Hudson
Leeds, UK
Sunday, 3rd June 2007 at 20:33 (AEST)

Oh my gosh, THANK YOU for convincing me that the thylacine still lives....maybe it sounds strange but ever since I was little I have been upset about it being extinct. I had heard that there have been sightings and I was hopeful but I never looked into it until now. I am 100 percent certain that the Doyle sighting and video is a true thylacine caught on tape. Nobody should be quick to label this as a dog or a possible fox with mange. The truth is in the tail. I have seen pictures of foxes with mange- their tails resemble that of a rat and are neither that long nor that thick. Furthermore it is too large to be a fox. And that is not the tail of a dog. The body structure, including the head, legs, and tail, are undoubtedly that of a thylacine. I have watched this video and read up on sightings and I can tell you that I am neither stupid nor gullible. THE THYLACINE LIVES. feel free to contact me: I_love_my_monster@hotmail.com


Laura
Whitewater, Wisconsin, United States
Sunday, 3rd June 2007 at 5:40 (AEST)

the tassie tiger used to kill its prey by suffacation, amazing .


karen
canberra, oz
Friday, 1st June 2007 at 19:7 (AEST)

listen i just am so interested in the Tasmanian tiger-wolf i really hope they come back plus i need information on them please i am studying them


Alexandrea
Springdale, Wa, 99181
Thursday, 31st May 2007 at 3:51 (AEST)

I hope You Find one, And i Also hope i find alot of info for a project, wish you luck.


Dayna Bennett
Fort St.John, Canada
Wednesday, 30th May 2007 at 4:25 (AEST)

I hope you do find the Tasmanian Tiger. I hope that if this animal is found it would be protcted not just in word but by deed. We, humans have killed off so many species of animals. Now, we turn on each other.

If this once thought extinct animal were found and truly protected it would restore my faith in humanity and our ability to heal the world. Right our wrongs so to speek.

Good luck.


Juniece
Ca., UAS
Saturday, 26th May 2007 at 17:10 (AEST)

Wow. I really enjoyed this site. Now I have an animal extinction conspiracy theory. Haha.
But seriously, I don't think this animal is extinct at all. If anything I think they've out smarted people, it's not hard! Probably because of how they were hunted, they've learned to stay away from people, but when spotted they try not to make a scene so they quickly disappear. Almost making all of us...seem crazy. There again...out smarting all of us.
Oh, and if anyone has ever heard of the ceolocanth a rare prehistoric fish. Yes, they were thought to have been extinct for millions of years. But in 1938 a school of them were caught off ofthe coast of Africa. My point exactly...

THIS ANIMAL IS STILL ALIVE =D


Jess
VA, USA
Wednesday, 23rd May 2007 at 20:58 (AEST)

I also saw this on MySpace! I was really curious about it. At first U thought the footage was pretty old! But eventually as I got more into it I decided to look up the animal. ALL of the results led to sites explaining how the Thylacine became extinct. I was extremely dissapointed! But then a again their are records in which people have announced sightings of the Thylacine. But every time someone does that it's usually a lie to get them on NBC. But then again it could be the truth. You never know. But I really do hope that the Thylacine is still oot their. Just waiting to show itself. So that they can just shove the news up reporters BUTTS! I just hope I'm their to see em`. ^^


Jessenia Cruz
Lawton, OK, U.S.
Tuesday, 22nd May 2007 at 22:12 (AEST)

My friend and I belive there must be 1 or 2 families of them left in the wild and from 8th grade-collage grade we will try to plan to go to tasmania to try to see a tasmanian tiger anad try to take a picture of it or video camera it


Alexander Frank
Denver, Co, America
Tuesday, 22nd May 2007 at 11:42 (AEST)

My friend and I belive there must be 1 or 2 families of them left in the wild and from 8th grade-collage grade we will try to plan to go to tasmania to try to see a tasmanian tiger anad try to take a picture of it or video camera it


Alexander Frank
Denver, Co, America
Tuesday, 22nd May 2007 at 11:41 (AEST)

I absolutely love your website! I have been addicted to animals ever sine I was a small child, I knew every species and different facts about each one, but when I got into high school I moved on to different things. I recently am discovering how passionate I once was and I have also realized that nothing else makes me feel so interested and in awe than animals, especially rare and once thought to be extinct species. I remember reading about the Tasmanian Tiger when I was young and I always found animals that have become extinct within the last 100 years to be the most interesting. Thank you so much for creating this website, it has started a fire that hasn't burned in years. I hope that I have an opportunity to work in this sort of field for my life's work and that an opportunity comes my way. Good luck with the search for such an illusive and amazing creature. Keep up the fantastic work!!!


Joe
Saginaw, MI, USA
Tuesday, 22nd May 2007 at 8:58 (AEST)

Very interesting , Isaw a video on myspace of one of these creatures,,just curious so I did a web search , Just curious why your resident animal champion Steve Irwin did not try and locate any if they are endangered , Just a question is all


Megan
St.Petersburg, FL, USA
Tuesday, 22nd May 2007 at 7:46 (AEST)

this is a great website you are doin a great job i belive that ther are still alive i think there are some in america but hear they call it el chupacabra but i thick is a tasmanian tiger and i want you to now that hear in miami we care about the tasmanian tiger i hope that one day we could see this special creature again


Jorge Infante
miami, florida, USA
Tuesday, 22nd May 2007 at 5:22 (AEST)

very interesting site. a newsletter would be worth the read. keep up the good work


rachel
louisiana, usa
Tuesday, 22nd May 2007 at 1:51 (AEST)

Incredible, never heard of this animal before, but I am now in awe! Hope they are still in existance, keep up the research! You are educating the world, no doubt most have never heard of this creature. Thank you for the information.


Katie
Victorville, CA, USA
Tuesday, 22nd May 2007 at 1:21 (AEST)

i know their out their i saw one


adam walker
hobart, tasmania, tasmania
Friday, 18th May 2007 at 10:9 (AEST)

i know they are still out there.i hope,one day soon,that we can all say_told you so!!


dave wigglesworth
leeds, u.k
Thursday, 3rd May 2007 at 2:52 (AEST)

hey i dont know much, but i do know that me and my partner seen *something* and what i have read it may of been a taminian tiger is there a place where I can report such a sighting? Contact me at chuppachup_chik@hotmaail.com
if it wasnt one of these it was a mutant of some kind and i am not the sort of person that would make something like this up.


Mia
Adelaide, sa, Aust
Wednesday, 2nd May 2007 at 15:14 (AEST)

I am also doing an i-search and i got tons of info in this site. thanks.


Stephanie Luna
Tustin, CA, United States
Saturday, 28th April 2007 at 13:38 (AEST)

No message


Rachel Shneider
Sydney, NSW, Australia
Thursday, 26th April 2007 at 19:55 (AEST)

im doing a i-search report and i got a lot of info. on this website.


devin
hagerstown, maryland, us
Saturday, 21st April 2007 at 4:19 (AEST)

this rig is fully sick


Anthony and Logan
Orange, NSW, Austraila
Friday, 20th April 2007 at 9:30 (AEST)

Most interesting site! I have friends in NSW that spend a great deal of time outdoors. I think I'll ask if they have ever seen or found sign of one of these animals. Keep up the good work!


Dave
Bella Vista, AR, USA
Monday, 16th April 2007 at 4:41 (AEST)

I have always been very interested in Australia. But untill I visited this sight, I had never heard of these elusive creatures. Thanks!


Kelsey
California, America
Monday, 16th April 2007 at 1:49 (AEST)

What a great site. You must come and visit us now, haven't seen one but I have no doubt I heard them, so did my pack of dogs, who went beserk. Well done for your good work.


Claire Gilmour
Rocky Cape, Tas, Australia
Friday, 13th April 2007 at 18:29 (AEST)

im doing a report on the thylacine and i learned so much. i havent heard of this unique animal until today. keep searching.


liza downey
berwyn, PA, united states
Friday, 13th April 2007 at 11:35 (AEST)

Thank you so much for keeping up this wonderful website. I am always a believer in the "unseen," and hope someday to travel and visit your wonderful world and take my own photographs of the creatures (real and "extinct") that inhabit your island paradise. The way I see it, if they are still out there, everyone should know about it, so we can as a whole world together, protect them. And if they are not, the whole world should know about them, to keep us from repeating the past and destroying more precious species. Anyway, I am rambling... Take care and keep up the good work!!


Crys
Attleboro, ma, usa
Wednesday, 11th April 2007 at 7:13 (AEST)

Keep up the good work with this great site. I am truly affected by the sad story of the thylacine, and if the sightings are real, how we humans still to this day haven't changed our attitudes towards the environment and endangered species.


niclas
sweden
Tuesday, 3rd April 2007 at 17:4 (AEST)

i think that the taz tiger is exstinkt in tazmania but wot if 1 got to the astralia on ship as a sowtaway and had pups so it mite be on the mainland some were



josh
leeds, england
Monday, 2nd April 2007 at 0:27 (AEST)

Just because you can't see something doesnt mean it isnt real ,you cant see the air but if it wasnt there we would all die.I know taz tigers are not like air but they are still out there ,they just stay away from people .For a start if we stoped destroying there habitat th en we might be able to see them more often. People hav already destroyed enough things, why do they want to destroy more?


Peter G again
England
Sunday, 1st April 2007 at 20:3 (AEST)

Like Reading your website.


ashley
gainesville, GA, united states
Wednesday, 28th March 2007 at 7:39 (AEST)

I am doing an English Report on Endangered Animals and I chose to do it on tigers.When I was searching on Google, I saw "Is the Tasmanian Tiger extinct?" so I clicked on it and I found it very interesting that the TAsmanian Tiger has been extinct for over 70 years. It was very fun looking at your website and I got a lot of information on the historic Tasmanian Tiger


Mark James
Aberdeen, NE, Scotland
Tuesday, 27th March 2007 at 19:22 (AEST)

I am doing an English Report on Endangered Animals and I chose to do it on tigers.When I was searching on Google, I saw "Is the Tasmanian Tiger extinct?" so I clicked on it and I found it very interesting that the TAsmanian Tiger has been extinct for over 70 years. It was very fun looking at your website and I got a lot of information on the historic Tasmanian Tiger


Mark James
Aberdeen, AB, Scotland
Tuesday, 27th March 2007 at 19:21 (AEST)

Jordan(from the message on 8th March) how do YOU know it does'nt exist, stop being so negative! I believe Thylacines exist anyway!


Beth again :)
Leeds, GB
Monday, 26th March 2007 at 20:47 (AEST)

Thylacines look simply amazing, ever since playing Ty the Tasmanian Tiger, I have become facinated with them. This site really does raise hopes that the Thylacine exists.
Its inspired me to visit Tasmania, just to get close to its native habitat.


Beth
Leeds, Great Britain
Monday, 26th March 2007 at 20:43 (AEST)

Keep the faith - I hope that you can keep the wild pristine part of your beautiful island and you find your tiger and maybe something else.

Pete


Pete
Solihull, WM, England
Sunday, 18th March 2007 at 0:13 (AEST)

I think that the Tasmanian Government should not not just acept dead animals as evidece that the taz tiger still exists.Sometime someone is going to see one ,kill it and take it to the government ,they wont do this because they care about the tiger ,but because they want to be famous as the person who "redescovered" it. I dont mean that the government should acept every photo that looks remotely like a tiger ,but they should acept clear ,non-fuzzey photos as evidence. The tigers are still out there ,they just stay away from us.


Peter G again
England
Saturday, 17th March 2007 at 5:6 (AEST)

I think that the taz tiger must still be out there somewhere ,maybe not in Australia but it must stillbe in Tasmania somewhere.I dont think that cloning it would be a good idea because clones dont live as long as normal animals and get diseased more easily. Then when the clones are introduced into the wild they will breed with the existing population and the next generation will get diseased and die ;and thats it ,the taz tiger will be gone, EXTINCT FOR EVER. I know a lot of people think that cloning is a good thing in the 1930s a lot of people thought that trying to kill them all was a good idea now look what people think about that. By the way there are some great videos of taz tigers on you tube if anyone wants to see them.


Peter G
England
Friday, 16th March 2007 at 8:5 (AEST)

future cryptozoologist and avid conservationist


steven
new holland, pa, u.s.
Tuesday, 13th March 2007 at 5:29 (AEST)

I m a concerned person who have invented cloning if you would like to clone the tiger call me at 613-273-2737 and we charge the cloning facility togeather and force them to clone the tiger


Jenny
burridge`, ontario, canada
Saturday, 10th March 2007 at 2:40 (AEST)

the tasmanian tiger is extinct so there is no point believing they still exits


jordan
sydney, NSW, Australia
Thursday, 8th March 2007 at 17:16 (AEST)

the smartest animal in the world has no name...since no one has ever seen it
the thylacine lives its loping gaped filled life away from us because it has learned we are not worth knowing
today...but maybe not tomorrow...i think there is a place where elvis is being groomed by yeti whilst patting a tiger...possibly watching the budding of a wollemi

brendan ryan
sydney, nsw, australia
Sunday, 4th March 2007 at 10:35 (AEST)

grate sight. really interesting and really liked the sightings.


lillian robb
Perth , WA, australia
Saturday, 3rd March 2007 at 22:23 (AEST)

i am not sure about tasmainian tigers but i want to be sure i am a huge fan of the tasmainien devil and i would like to to be sure about the tiger please help me


ben
london, ruislip, england
Saturday, 3rd March 2007 at 20:13 (AEST)

Has anyone thought of salting an area with a block of sea salt and then just waiting to observe what turns up at the artificial salt lick?

Keep up the good work.


Pete Phoenix
Stoke-On-Trent, England
Wednesday, 28th February 2007 at 20:24 (AEST)

i was on youtube a bit ago and ther was a movie on the tazze tigers but there was a bit were ther was a animal!!!!! it was like a dog with a tigers backside but the lines were white


josh
leeds, yorkshire, england
Wednesday, 28th February 2007 at 4:15 (AEST)

Hey everyone,
I have been to Tasmainia and I though i saw one but I wasn't too sure because all i saw was a creamy-brown animal that looked like a dog but it had dark brown stripes on it, the animal (tasmanian tiger)was about ten meters away from me. I got a bit worried but then decided I'd keep what i saw to myself because no one would believe me. Anyway I'm doing a project on the Tasmanian Tiger and i was hoping if anyone knows when the first one was seen and where?
Tigerfan


Tigerfan
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Monday, 26th February 2007 at 17:23 (AEST)

i love you all tigerz! i just wish you didnt die!!!!!!!!!!!!!


diego smanz
seatle, wa, us
Thursday, 22nd February 2007 at 11:12 (AEST)

Hello,
My little boy has been fascinated with all wildlife since he was little and can recite facts about almost any animal in the world. He was telling me about an animal called the Tasmanian Tiger that had a kangaroo tail, the head of a wolf and the body of a tiger. He told me that it was believed to be extinct, but their were sightings of it still alive. I was intrigued and decided to look it up. He was right! I came to your site and was amazed. Neat home, neat adventures, great job in trying to preserve the forests and natural habitat in Tasmania. I hope some day I can take my boy there so he can first hand study the beautiful creations of this earth. -Melita


Melita
Post Falls, Idaho, United States
Tuesday, 20th February 2007 at 16:11 (AEST)

hi everyone im charlie and i love tassy tigers 4eva i am doing them in one of my school projects luvya charlie


Charlie still Rox
Goald coast, QLD, australia
Wednesday, 14th February 2007 at 14:3 (AEST)

I Love tassy tigers they are my favorite extinct animal that is if they are extinct love charlie


Charlie Rox
Gold Coast, QLD, Australia
Wednesday, 14th February 2007 at 13:55 (AEST)

stupid shizen mrth


fart
dung, 69, shizen
Wednesday, 14th February 2007 at 6:37 (AEST)

I am a senior in High School and ever since I discovered the Tasmanian Tiger about three years ago I have been very fasinated by it.I hope one day that I will be able to find one.This is my second time visiting this site and I know in the future I will visit again.


Nicole
Summerfield, Fl, USA
Friday, 9th February 2007 at 3:3 (AEST)

I have known about the Tasmanian Tiger since i was in year 4 or 5. i have prayed for a sighting of this unique creature. I just hope that this animal has not gone for ever, so our generation can see this wonderful animal in life instead of from all the old photos. Keep up the great work "tasmanian-tiger.com"! Hope you get somewhere!!


Cintaya Honton
Innisfail , QLD , Australia
Sunday, 4th February 2007 at 21:14 (AEST)

I have known about the Tasmanian Tiger since i was in year 4 or 5. i have prayed for a sighting of this unique creature. I just hope that this animal has not gone for ever, so our generation can see this wonderful animal in life instead of from all the old photos. give up the great work "tasmanian-tiger.com"! Hope you get somewhere!!


Cintaya Honton
Innisfail , QLD , Australia
Sunday, 4th February 2007 at 21:13 (AEST)

No message


Patrick Gililland
Hereford, TX, America
Friday, 2nd February 2007 at 20:34 (AEST)

I recently discovered the tasmanian tiger, and I think its the most beautiful animal I've ever seen. Sad part is I have to rely on pictures and old video in order to see something that could possibly still be alive, if not for us. I cant believe the size of its jaw! it looks like it could've torn anything apart!.


Dan
Halifax, Canada
Friday, 2nd February 2007 at 9:22 (AEST)

I recently discovered the tasmanian tiger, and I think its the most beautiful animal I've ever seen. Sad part is I have to rely on pictures and old video in order to see something that could possibly still be alive, if not for us. I cant believe the size of its jaw! it looks like it could've torn anything apart!.


Dan
Halifax, Canada
Friday, 2nd February 2007 at 9:21 (AEST)

I hope that humans will now know not to hunt animals.All the younger generations might not even heard in the near future , so please Save the animals!!!


Muhammad Hadi Samad
Singapore, Singapore
Thursday, 1st February 2007 at 0:35 (AEST)

Ace site.....but I pray that it really does not exist any more.
That was/is a mean animal!


geoff attwood
Faverolle en Berry, France
Saturday, 27th January 2007 at 9:59 (AEST)

Ty the Tasmanian Tiger is my faveeeee cartoon character ever!!! I HOPE THEY ARE SAVED! THEY ARE SOOO CUTE! i LOVE THEM! I always wondered what they were, and now I do! HE DONT LOOK NUTHING LIKE HIM! loL! =)


Diana =)
Mount Laurel, NJ, USA!
Saturday, 27th January 2007 at 8:13 (AEST)

hopefully cultural civilizations will be able to learn from their past and change and enforce conservational management prctices to prevent further species from being eradicated from the evolutionary chin!


m.voeller
canada
Thursday, 25th January 2007 at 11:11 (AEST)

I just watched the beginning of The Crocidile Hunter on Animal Planet and they were talking about the tazmanian tigers. It looked really cool so I looked it up on Google Images and found this site. I hope they exist, and I want to see one some day. It seems really different, there arent many predatory marsupials, and this one looks a lot like a dog.


Colin
Chicago, IL, USA
Wednesday, 24th January 2007 at 10:17 (AEST)

I JUST WATCHED THE CROC HUNTER FILES TODAY AND THEY WERE IN TAZMANIA LOOKING FOR DIFFERENT ANIMALS THAT IN HABIT AULSTRALIA . THEY DID BRING UP THAT THEY WOULD LOVE TO SEE A TAZMANIAN TIGER AND PROVE OF THEIR EXSISTANCE . I FOUND THAT THESE CREATURES ARE VERY NEAT AND I FEEL THEY DO EXSIST . WE JUST NEED TO KEEP SEARCHING AND DISCOVER THESE WONDERFUL ANIMALS AND HOW THEY LIVE . TAZMANIAN TIGERS RULE .


Shannon McGuire
medina, ohio, usa
Sunday, 21st January 2007 at 9:5 (AEST)

this is a really cool site. my kids and i really found it interesting. we all hope you have tons more sightings!!


sheila
chesapeake, VA, USA
Saturday, 20th January 2007 at 9:28 (AEST)

I like the taz tiger it is cool me and my freind are doing a progect on the taz tiger can you give us some imfo.

TAZMANIAN TIGER ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Brad Hardy
Welland, ON, CANADA
Saturday, 20th January 2007 at 4:29 (AEST)

tasmaian tigers are awesome


mano
mobile, alabama, u.s
Friday, 19th January 2007 at 5:17 (AEST)

tigers are cool
tigers are the best
tigers and me rock




Brad
welland, ny, usa
Friday, 19th January 2007 at 4:34 (AEST)

i like the taz tiger
Scott


Scott reid
Welland, Ont, Canada
Thursday, 18th January 2007 at 2:28 (AEST)

i want to have a golf touney in the taz tiger


Tiger woods
torton, usa, Florida
Thursday, 18th January 2007 at 2:27 (AEST)

I just wondered if people do think it exist,and the areas which they think its visiting.like a backyard why don,t they install a cct camera,I would as much as anyone love to now it really exist.Since i saw at in a musuem New Zealand,six years ago.


david scott
london, england
Thursday, 18th January 2007 at 0:38 (AEST)

The Tasmanion tiger is now my favorite animal they seem very interesting and I hope very much they still exist that would be so cool.


Ashley
USA
Monday, 15th January 2007 at 12:40 (AEST)

This website has been very informative and inspiring! I truly do hope that they still exist. And if they do, which they probably do although not very many, I hope that the Tasmanian government along with other conservational agencies will get together to protect them! It's the least that we could do!!!


Julie S.
Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Monday, 15th January 2007 at 8:36 (AEST)

Hi Buck and Joan

What a neat home. I could move right in if it were available. I'm trying to line up a trip to Africa for a photo shoot. I spend all my time(almost all)looking for photo ops.
Anyway keep in touch from time to time. I see Earl Gursky often and I talk to Bill Kernan alot as well as KiKi Dalhquist. Todd Stopnmik passed away about 6 weeks before Christmas. Hugs and good thoughts, keep breathing Bill and Harriet


Bill Dart
Sun City, Az, USA
Sunday, 31st December 2006 at 11:2 (AEST)

this site is GAY


KOJI
to, ont, canada
Sunday, 31st December 2006 at 3:6 (AEST)

love reading about the tasmanian tiger. thank you.



isabella
Albuquerque, NM, USA
Tuesday, 26th December 2006 at 8:32 (AEST)

Wonderful Joan and Big Bad Buck,

We liked your website a lot! While doing research on weird people in the lower half of the world, your names appeared at numbers 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 11 and 13. It must be the number of personalities. Or, maybe it's infamous stories. Or, it might just be the number of countries you have honestly visited. Your old and new houses in the bush are both terrific! The wrinkles are becoming. Joan you look much like a jungle jewel. Buckoo, are you sure there is not some Tasmania Devil in the family DNA? We are inspired to visit. Meanwhile, we have a house in the rocks that are waiting for your visit.


Diane & Gary Flannery
Prescott, AZ, United States
Saturday, 23rd December 2006 at 2:30 (AEST)

This site has helped me alot with my project and i just wanted to say thank you.


Phillip
West Point, NY, USA
Wednesday, 20th December 2006 at 11:47 (AEST)

Beautiful creature, hope to see it some day, somehow


Leo
Amstelveen, Amstelveen
Tuesday, 19th December 2006 at 3:21 (AEST)

No message


Lexi
Bethel, PA, USA
Thursday, 14th December 2006 at 22:55 (AEST)

you guys rock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! now i know everything i need for my project!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


lydia
ipswich, ma, usa
Tuesday, 12th December 2006 at 10:2 (AEST)

you really gave me info i what i neededc for my project!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i thank you!!!!!!
keep up the good work!!!!!!!!!!


P.S i also found out info i never new about!!!!! aspeacilly
that the are nearly extinct


Mitchell
Brisbane, QLD, Austraila
Monday, 4th December 2006 at 18:13 (AEST)

tigers r soooo cool just fri my friend leah did a project on this tiger and it was of the hook


hillary caudill
flemingsburg, ky, united states
Sunday, 3rd December 2006 at 12:10 (AEST)

in 2005 my son went to taz and collected poo samples for a uni it was never DNAed its still in a frige in my garage


robert barnett
hemel hempsted, HP3 0BW England
Friday, 1st December 2006 at 6:20 (AEST)

I have been to Tasmania many times(both north and south), i have not seen any thyclines but i found and photographed a few tracks that i believe belong to the thylacine. my description of these tracks are as follows: medium sized dog paw prints with enlongated front pads(these were only found in the northwest corner of Tasmania just north of the river).......I believe the only way to get conclusive evidence would be a photograph..............a series of stationary infrared motion cameras at night during the feeding time might yield a picture of one.


george sanzenbacher
sylvania, ohio, usa
Thursday, 30th November 2006 at 16:45 (AEST)

I travelled to Tasmania in the late 1990's and always used to think that it would be impossible for there to be a large mammal still alive there. But after seeing the rugged wilderness for myself I would never doubt anyone who said they had seen one. As I drove around the island I felt that a tiger could emerge from the bush at any moment. Sadly that didn't happen - but I am sure that it has for many people. I wish you luck in finding a tiger alive and well and congratulate you on your web site.


Holden
Adelaide, SA, Australia
Thursday, 30th November 2006 at 8:26 (AEST)

i have a movie that has a tazmanian tiger in one of the episodes.
because there's 3 episodes on eacch film.
and i have two.
it's like kelly or something.
about a german shepard lol.
but i think that tazmanian tigers are awesome.

xo crazypants xo


holly
wilmington, ma, united states
Wednesday, 29th November 2006 at 1:12 (AEST)

Erin loved you too


Tim
Jayess, Ms, USA
Tuesday, 28th November 2006 at 17:12 (AEST)

heyy!! this sight is pretty impressive man!!!!
i like. but try to get some pics of the tasmainians pouch so people would know that they are not dingos, wolves.... but marsupial as in related to the kangeroos and so on.


Joanna
Lindsay, Canada
Sunday, 26th November 2006 at 7:46 (AEST)

I think that you need to find a map of where the Tasmanian tigers used to live and not a map of just the sitings


Anthea
Melbourne, Vic, Australia
Saturday, 25th November 2006 at 14:44 (AEST)

tigers are cool and there cool


veronika
winkler, MB, Manitoba
Thursday, 23rd November 2006 at 2:29 (AEST)

Ok...1st... I LOVE your site. i just wish you had a link that said "photos" and had tons of old photos from the Hobart(sp) Zoo and stuff. I specially wanted to see more photos. Thank you for having a free site for all the tazzy lovers. Acually(sp) i have seen a tazzy before. when i was 5, i lives in Australia. We, my WHOLE family, pretty much lived on the same lot. We raised tons of sheep like a black faced one and a really wooly one. we kept them seperate right. Well it was my job and my cousins to feed the black faced ones. So we went out there, trudging through the scruby grass... and we saw 3 figures moving around dragging a sheep, now i love tazzys and have nothing agianst them killing my sheep becuase it was their land but my paw hated when they killed his sheep. Back to story. and i cried out in excitment " look emma " as she turned her head the 2 biggest ones (lokked to be a male and female) kinda made a roarish bark. like a tazzy devil. But way shorter. anyway, the biggest was darker, well his head was, and the 2nd to largest had a drooping pouch. she was prabably had pups. Well, she could hardly trot, and her mate (i think) stuck by her side. and the littlest was the funniest and had most character. when he saw that the other 2 had left him with the carcus he kinda pouted and had a hissy fit. 1st he just sat right on the sheep as if saying im not moving. then he started whining or more like chirping. but finally he dragged the carcus away. But i did notice that his striped were um... whats the word... bolder? and stockier. he was a light sandish color two.

Well, like i said thank you so much. PLEASE let me know if you do get in photos.
email: pattyandgrady@mindspring.com and everybody else you can send me stuff too, as long as it's not spam(tazzy photos.


J.P.
Trussville, AL, U.S.
Tuesday, 21st November 2006 at 9:4 (AEST)

I think that Tasmanian Tigers are the coolest! My greatest desire is to see a real live Tasmanian Tiger. I have a road sign from Australia that has a Tasmanian Tiger on it. I believe that there are still Tasmanian Tigers in Tasmania. We just have to look hard enough.


Mantis 1
Corvallis, OR,
Tuesday, 21st November 2006 at 7:49 (AEST)

Heyy this website is so awsome!!! All 7th graders at my school have to do a project on it and it's really fun!!=]]


Amber
Las Vegas, NV, United States
Sunday, 19th November 2006 at 8:48 (AEST)

Hey, this web site is really cool. I like how you are really concerned about the tasmanian tiger. I'm doing a school book report on it and this animal is really interesting.


Sam Cortez
Topeka, KS, USA
Saturday, 18th November 2006 at 5:11 (AEST)

I TOTALLY AGREE. THE TAZY TIGER RULES!1!!!!!!!


AMY
?, CALIFORNIA, USA!!!!!!!!!
Thursday, 16th November 2006 at 13:55 (AEST)

Animals Rule! I hope the Tasmanian Tiger is still alvie ou there some where! I LOVE animals!



ANIMALS RULE

CREEK ANIMAL


Creek
Lewisville, Texas, USA
Wednesday, 15th November 2006 at 10:14 (AEST)

IF ANYONE WANTS TO CHAT ABOUT THE AMAZING TASMAINIAN TIGER, IM HERE RESPOND YO MY POST. I HAVE VERY GOOD INFORMATION!


AMY
?, ?, USA
Tuesday, 14th November 2006 at 14:22 (AEST)

JOHN BULLIT, IF YOU WANT TO FIND SOME PICS OF THE TAZY TIGER, GO ON LOCAL ZOO WEBSITES, SUCH AS LA COUNTY ZOO WEBSITES, I ONCE FOUND TONS OF PICS ON THERE. HOPE I CAN HELP!


JAMIE
YORBA LINDA, CALIFORNIA, USA!!!!!!
Tuesday, 14th November 2006 at 14:18 (AEST)

DETAILS ON AUSTRALIA'S SOME OF THE UNIQE ANIMALS.


BHARGAVI N PADHYA
THANE, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA
Saturday, 11th November 2006 at 17:50 (AEST)

I believe that the Tazmanian Tigers may still exist. It is really sad that such an amazing animal may have become extinct by us humans. Right now I am watching a show that is about deaths on Fraiser Island, Australia and that Tazmanian Tigers had once lived there. The experts on this show said that the dingo's there killed off all the Tazmanian Tigers on that Island. I do not believe that because if that was true then, how have people had so many sightings of the beautiful creatures? It is like the case(s) of Big Foot... some people believe in it, and some don't.

TazTiger,
Age:12


TazTiger
hometown, NY, US
Monday, 6th November 2006 at 3:49 (AEST)

It's really sad that humans can just kill off an entire species without the understanding of the animals.Your site is nicely set out,and i think more should be done to try and bring back this species from extintion.If not for us but the future generations.


kurtis
Melbourne, Vic, Australia
Sunday, 5th November 2006 at 13:39 (AEST)

I can say with 100% certainty the thylacine may or may not be extinct.


courtney dane
burbank, ca, usa
Thursday, 2nd November 2006 at 5:24 (AEST)

i love ur website ive been using it to do a speech on the tasmanian tiger for my class thx =)



evan
minneapolis, mn , usa
Friday, 27th October 2006 at 10:26 (AEST)

i dont have a comment really but if you get the chance look
for my book its called "the tasmanian tiger" its a real thriller.

Amanda jones.


Amanda
king city, mo.,
Wednesday, 25th October 2006 at 5:9 (AEST)

hey well i just needed thi site to do my project and i found a lot of info thanx


lyndal
australia
Monday, 23rd October 2006 at 19:39 (AEST)

Many years ago I read all I could find about the tiger. Today I have starting reading about the thylacine again,
photo's (Kevin Cameron & Karl E. - Col Baileys comment's on this where far more interessting than the technical disc. And how often do you in real life get a perfect shot of an animal in nature that moves.. even from proffs? not very often especialy not of a shy and difficault animal to find) and a short old movie 1973 (from mainland Australia really surpiced me) but tasmanian-tiger.com and the email book from "tigerman" convinced me that there still can be a few tigers left in around Tasmania and maybee on Australia.
It look's very much like the old story from Europe about wolves, which are rare or eliminated in many countries.
But good and reliable evidence like the tigermans book and the many sighthings every year, hopefully will find and proof the tiger excist before its too late when some of the habitats er destroyed or changed with other plants/animals.
I will still keep my eyes on this website for more information and new sighthings in the future. Keep on the good work, one day all the work might worth it, when the evidence will appear.


John
Nr. Vedby, Denmark
Thursday, 19th October 2006 at 16:38 (AEST)

Fascinating site. I support your research and investigation 100%. New species are discovered every year. Why is it out of the question that one thought to be extinct might actually be rediscovered and confirmed as living? Seems absolutely logical to me. Thank goodness someone believes, otherwise no one might look. Without looking, what can we see - absolutely nothing. Wish I were there, I would help in your quest. One thought, we use motion activated cameras to take digital pictures of wildlife on our property. Have you tried setting these up in areas where the animal has been seen?
Best Wishes to you all. deercrk@peoplepc.com


Mary Bittner
Quitman, Texas, USA
Sunday, 15th October 2006 at 7:44 (AEST)

By the way, are there existing DNA particles of the Tasmanian Tiger? I believe it would be rather interesting if there were. That is, if the bloody scientists ever get cloning figured out.


Mark again

Saturday, 14th October 2006 at 9:59 (AEST)

G'day, everyone! I just wanted to say that I don't believe one way or the other for the tas tiger. How might we know that you all are not a lot of nature fanatics who just want to cease the logging and destruction of the forests? I am a strong believer that if there IS a Tasmanian Tiger out their somewhere, it should have been found a long time ago. I mean, think when the official last tiger died? Just something to chew on. I support you all in that you stand up for what you believe in, so keep up the good work on that aspect.


Mark
Australia
Saturday, 14th October 2006 at 9:57 (AEST)

IM 14 AND I LOVE U GUYS


JME

Saturday, 14th October 2006 at 9:6 (AEST)

Thank you for this information on the Tasmanian Tiger. We believe you that the Tasmanian Tigers do still exist and we look forward to hearing more about them in the future. Keep up the good work.


Gwen & Jack Tegart
Wheaton, IL, United States
Friday, 13th October 2006 at 12:44 (AEST)

tasmanian tigers are not extinct i believe that they have adapted to human intervention before thier 'extinction' they were coastal and prefferd plains but with all these sightings they are all in scrub with the thylacine low and slinking that is why i believe they are alive.
see the email below if you want to make a comment


Bodane Hatten
hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Sunday, 8th October 2006 at 21:20 (AEST)

my name is bodane hatten and i live in hobart tasmania now i am extremely close to the tasmanian tiger and i would like to search for it and or proof of its existance if you have the yearly migration map or you have any information could you please contact phoenix_in_the_house@hotmail.com your support is appreciated.


Bodane Hatten
hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Saturday, 7th October 2006 at 20:23 (AEST)

I love this sight, and when i graduate, from my degree i am gonna go searhing for. I always feel something stir inside of me, when i talk to others about the thylacine, they seem to rid my shyness away in public. One thought though...if the tas tiger wass found, would that stop the destruction (logging) of the old forests of tas, currently being shipped out for about a aus$1 for a tonne?
think on it.



Nikki
Gold Coast, QLD, Australia
Saturday, 7th October 2006 at 17:46 (AEST)

what a fab website. really really interesting. lovin' it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Hayley
England
Wednesday, 4th October 2006 at 2:36 (AEST)

Hi Nature Lovers of the World

What a fantastic site I ahve stumbled across. Top marks not only for the site but for the great work you are doing.
I have believed for a long time of the Tassie Tigers existence but sadly am fearful that as we continue the rape of our bush and land we will lose many creatures great and small. Shame on the greedy people who continue the destruction of our earth. While we call it ours it is, in truth, only on loan and belongs not only to our generations but all future generations.

Keep up the good work every"1". Together many "1"s become strong. Never be afraid to speak up in defence of the defenceless and may Angels walk beside you always.





Tracey
Devonport, Tasmania, Australia
Tuesday, 3rd October 2006 at 14:55 (AEST)

Very intersting website, good luck with your hunt and with saving the forests. I would love to see one of these amazing animals, I hope it is proven that they are not extinct.


Lisa Pence
oquawka, illinois, USA
Monday, 2nd October 2006 at 10:51 (AEST)

 


SCOTT REED, Sr.
TAMPA, FL, United States
Sunday, 1st October 2006 at 17:4 (AEST)

HOW DID PEOPLE KNOW THAT THE LAST TASMANIAN TIGER IN 1936 "WAS THE LAST TASMANIAN TIGER"?PLEASE I NEED INFO...WHERE CAN I FIND RECENT PICTURES OF THE TASMANIAN TIGERS???


John-BULLITT
LOS ANGELES, CA, U.S. of A.
Sunday, 1st October 2006 at 15:4 (AEST)

DOES ANYBODY KNOW ABOUT RECENT PICTURES ON THE TASMANIAN TIGER? TASMANIAN TIGERS ROCK.!.!.!


John-BULLITT
LOS ANGELES, CA, U.S. of A.
Sunday, 1st October 2006 at 14:59 (AEST)

September 26 2006 I reckon I saw a thylacene in the drylandsfsouth Australia. I failed to photograph it because It was not a possibility in my mind and I drove on for an hour before I realized what I'd seen. Too long to relate all of the encounter but I am just registeringmy possible sighting. I spoke to an authority at the SA museum and I was told that several sightingsa year arereported in SA. I would like to return to the area with the knowledge I have of its behavior. For some reason I cannot correct this text so I shan't writemore for now.

Rod South


Rod South
Kensington Park, SA, australia
Saturday, 30th September 2006 at 20:41 (AEST)

I had been using the Thylacine for many of my school prjects because it is such a magnificent species. This is a wonderful website, and I'll be sure to come check it out again!


Nicole
Canada
Saturday, 30th September 2006 at 10:48 (AEST)

great website its really helped me with my project about the tasmanian tiger


lucy chapple
tassie, australia
Thursday, 28th September 2006 at 15:55 (AEST)

great website its really helped me with my project about the tasmanian tiger


lucy chapple
tassie, australia
Thursday, 28th September 2006 at 15:55 (AEST)

i like it. it is informative and verry good for school projects. well done! =) (p.s. GO AUSTRALIA!!!)


eliza
adeliade, sa, australia
Monday, 25th September 2006 at 19:9 (AEST)

Hi I had seen something in the news and wanted to know more.


Elizabeth Dodson
Rutherfordton, NC, USA
Sunday, 24th September 2006 at 5:58 (AEST)

tasmanian tigers are cool.


Gavin
red, WA, usa
Thursday, 21st September 2006 at 7:19 (AEST)

i hope that you do find the tasmanian tiger still going on in life it is hard to think of things lost for ever in lifeyou have my hopes and prays that you find this cat still hear

good luck
karen
henderson
9-16-2006


karen henderson
midland, tx., u.s.a.
Sunday, 17th September 2006 at 7:45 (AEST)

This is a super website but I think it's cool to have stats on a table or someting for easy finding. BUT THIS WEBSITE ROCKS!!!


Joshua
Plano, TX, United States of America
Sunday, 17th September 2006 at 5:45 (AEST)

It is always great when I come across someone who with no funding, just a passion for creatures that walk on the face of the earth, or who did at one time, keeps interest alive for animals that many people never saw in their lifetime. Or even their children and grandchildren have never seen, or possibly will ever see in their lifetimes. You guys rock!



Samantha Carmona
Prineville, OR, USA
Friday, 15th September 2006 at 16:27 (AEST)

Just a quick note to let people know that I have conducted a lengthy analysis on Klaus Emmerichs' 2005 photographs of a thylacine in Tasmania.

Klaus and I have been in discussions for a few weeks now.

The photos are copyright and should not be published anywhere on the web, although they were published in print-form in Tasmania in April 2006.

Those interested in the text of my analysis may view it at www.wherelightmeetsdark.com

Follow the "2005 Emmerichs thylacine" link in the menu at left. Feedback via comments at the bottom of any page most welcome.

Chris.



Chris
Sydney, NSW, Australia
Wednesday, 13th September 2006 at 11:37 (AEST)

i just love this site
i got every thing i needed thankz
lovr jess oxoxox


jessica
brisbane, QLD, austraila
Tuesday, 12th September 2006 at 9:33 (AEST)

Haveing heard the story of this magnificent creature and haveing actual photographs of this marsupial I hope that this creature is still alive but doubtful. To the best of my knowledge the last creature died in captivity. If this creature is extinct we did to it. We have no one to blame but ourselves. To clone it I say yes. If we can bring it back we should.


Steve White
West Springfield, Mass, USA
Thursday, 7th September 2006 at 8:9 (AEST)

I belive that it is possible that the tasmanian tiger is still alive. There are places it could still be living in. I have mixed feelings about clonig it though. It would be good to see the wonderful exstinct creature although, bringing it back could spell desaster for many other species that have grown use to living life without the tasmanian tiger.I do like the tasmanian tiger, but I think we should focus on saving the endangered animals that are s