Forrest Galante CRAZY STORY On Tasmanian Tigers In Papua New Guinea

► Forrest Galante CRAZY STORY On Tasmanian Tiger In Papua New Guinea. This is a clip taken from a longer chat I had with Forrest about the Tasmanian Tiger, in this clip he talks about a CRAZY, never before told story, about a Tasmanian tiger in Papua New Guinea and his efforts to track it down

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[WildlifeWithCookie]

This clip is from a longer chat I had with Forrest about the Thylacine. Patrons/Members can listen to the full 40 minutes NOW. To everyone else, the full video will be out soon!

[skid]

If this man happened to find a thylacine on top of his previous discoveries he would be immortalized in history forever. As someone who always had a peculiar affection for Australia and it's unique wildlife, I would be beyond hyped if there was even the slightest evidence of it being alive

[tutugrey]

The tree Kangaroo vanished for 90 years before being found in a remote location in West Papua. I imagine something like this would be far easier to find than a shy ground dwelling species with a good nose and keen sense of hearing.

[martifoddrill]

If anyone can find it, Forrest will. He's already done alot for "extinct" (but not extinct animals.)I think his name will go down in the history books for his conservation efforts. Great interview! We need to get you back to Papa New Guinea!

[reynaldoflores]

I trust Forrest Galante. He is reliable and trustworthy. He has never lied to his viewers before. I hold with everything Forrest said.
If the tiger is there, Forrest will find it.

[HeavensGremlin]

My father was in the services during the war - Royal Engineers. Just after the war, in 1946, he visited Tasmania with some pals, and whilst there, he and his pals came across a strange creature like a young Joey - but definitely NOT a Kangaroo.. It was like a Kangaroo and a dog with teeth. They had no idea what it was, and it had a parent hovering nearby, which looked like a dog. It was only decades later that he even knew what a Thylacine was - and then he confirmed, 100%, that that was what they had seen.

[McClarinJ]

Why on Earth has Forrest not produced the photo of the unearthed mandible and shown it compared to a known Thylacine jawbone? The descriptions are intriguing but a graphic presentation would be awesome.

[philcavallini]

Love this guy! Forest is an amazing person! I've watched all his episodes on tracking and looking for extinct/estranged creatures!!! Love

[katie]

Such exciting news! I’m so pleased you got to speak to him! Can’t wait for the full chat 🥰

[zebedeemadness]

The jaw bone needs to get to a lab for testing for DNA and age. If someone got to the village for a picture, couldn't that person brought the jaw bone back with them, to be sent some where for testing? I mean if the results came back as Thylacine and young as in very recently dead, that would put them back in the game.

[TheSwimbaitGrind]

It being a thylacine would be even more reason for the dog to attack it, it’s not really a “dog.”

[TradingCardsAndMore]

Love your videos Cookie! So happy you got to speak with Forrest! 🔥

[Mitchell]

That’s so hard to hear you got all the way to finding out and things that we never would think could happen did. That’s a crazy story I hope and pray that you do discover what you are looking for. I got really hyped up!

[kjb]

I truly believe what Forest says. I mean, he is so motivated and his heart is in it 100%. He will find something.

[GeorgeAusters]

The Cookie x Forrest collab needs to happen 2022!

[michealbreathnach]

OK, where is the photo of the jaw then?

[bigred]

This story corroborates a story that was widely circulated fifteen years or so ago, about Thylacines found or known to exist among the people of the Irian Jaya side of New Guinea. The thing to remember is that PNG has marsupial mammals and monatremes like Australia, but different species. There were a number of Thylacines species in the genus so perhaps the one in PNG are not the same as the ones in Australia. Papua New Guineans like to keep wild animals, including possums, cassawari's various wallabies, birds etc for what reason l don't exactly know, but do know they wear their pelts and feathers and make stew out of them to.

[jimdigriz]

Had you had included the photo of the jaw, along with a comparison to a Thylacine's jaw I might have been inclined to take what you say as actual fact and not just a fanciful tale.

[PoeLemic]

Cookie ... Wow, this is just so incredible. I loved EVERY SINGLE SECOND of this video. Forrest needs to get out there and see if he can verify that animal. Maybe, you should go too.

[primesspct]

It would be amazing if there were Thylacine in Papua New Guinea, even if they arent the exact species that used to be in Australia. I find this encouraging.