Officially declared extinct in 1982 by the IUNC and the last known sighting in 1936, Thylacine's (Thylacinus cynocephalus) have been a subject for debate amongst Australian researchers for the last 50+ years. Neil Waters, owner and operator of the Thylacine Awareness Group of Australia (TAGOA) believes that he not only has seen a Thylacine, often referred to as Tasmanian Tigers, on more than one occasion, but he claims he currently has demonstrable evidence that the Tasmanian Tiger still roams Tasmania and parts of Australia to this day.
This episode, I sit with Mr. Neil Waters, and we discuss why he believes academia and "scientists" are purposely attempting to cover up the existence of Thylacine's for profit. Neil's goal is to defeat the stigma of there not being any possible way that Tasmanian Tigers still exist with the help of TAGOA, and other eye-witnesses. Neil is no stranger to controversy, and he takes on the critics in this special episode of Unquestionable. Could Thylacine's still be prospering in Australia, Tasmania, or New Guinea? Let's find out!
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