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ChibiTorra In reply to JamJams [2015-05-02 01:28:24 +0000 UTC]

Thanks! 

A movie about them, or any of the lesser known extinct species out there, would have been a great way to raise more awareness to people about this issue of endangered/ extinct species. I would have adored a movie about thylacines if there was one! 

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JamJams In reply to ChibiTorra [2015-05-02 01:45:28 +0000 UTC]

The only thing I've ever seen thylacine related was the Monster Quest, but I do agree its sad how there isn't a lot of things like movies/animations/documentaries on lesser known species (or extinct species unless its Dinosaurs).

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ChibiTorra In reply to JamJams [2015-05-02 03:49:06 +0000 UTC]

I'll have to check that out, I've never heard of Monster Quest! Perhaps one day there will be more stuff with them :c

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JamJams In reply to ChibiTorra [2015-05-02 03:51:16 +0000 UTC]

You defiantly should!
I wrote a journal about it in my thylacine based group if you want to check it out (it links to the episode)
MonsterQuest: Isle of the Lost Tigerhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNu4UNAdkKA
Season 3, Episode 13 (premiered on May 13, 2009)
A review of over 350 reports from the Australian state of Tasmania that claim a vicious predator, once thought to have been hunted to extinction, has made a comeback—the Tasmanian Tiger, and how an Australian biologist is using preserved DNA of the animal in hopes of cloning a living specimen. So, MonsterQuest heads down under to Australia in search of the extinct Tasmanian Tiger. Did these predators really become extinct or are they making a comeback?
This is personally my favorite episode of MonsterQuest, and wanted to share it with all you guys!! To those who took the time to watch it (or have seen it before), please tell me your thoughts! Do you think the evidence could possibly be real?

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ChibiTorra In reply to JamJams [2015-05-02 04:50:33 +0000 UTC]

Cool! Thanks I definitely will!

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