It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
Originally posted by Slipdig1
it is a fox, end of story, there is no other mythical creature in Australia. It is not an endangered species, it is not a dog, or dingo. This is a fox. It was clear from the start.
Originally posted by Slipdig1
reply to post by heffo7
This makes it more likely a fox that has come back, do its rounds checking its territory.Checking for food along the same tracks. They will never find a Tasmanian tiger here as they would never go near where a fox had been. They were enemies. Both predators in competition, not allies living side by side.
Originally posted by Travlla
Sorry guys but my man couldn't do a lot with it,not enough pixels or something
His opinion was it's a fox with it noses partially hidden by the grass,but that does not mean it is,personally i wish trail cams had DSLR's in em,but then they would cost the earth,and we wouldn't have had the fun of guess the creature
He did point out that what appears to be the right hand rear leg looked bigger than the others,and asked if it could be a tail behind the leg,
edit on 16/3/2011 by Travlla because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Slipdig1
reply to post by heffo7
I am Australian and i follow the Tasmanian Tiger topic alot. Sorry what I meant to say is that they would have been competitors. If they were both alive today, the would not go anywhere near each other. I was taking it from the view that the Tasmanian Tiger is still alive. They definitely wouldn't have been friends and certainly would not have followed the same tracks.
Originally posted by Versa
reply to post by Slipdig1
I'd give up if I were you.... They desperately want to have found something and despite all the evidence that has been provided to the contrary they are refusing to see that its a fox... They are refusing to see that the muzzle and part of the log is hidden by grass, shadow and light flare. Nothing you, I or anyone else says will convince them other wise. They want to think its something special
God help Aussie Yowie hunters if this is evidence of their knowledge of Australian flora and faunaedit on 18/3/11 by Versa because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by meathed
Quick question.
Have you ever seen a fox in real life? NO i bet, thats why you keep saying its a fox. Im sorry but your cartooned nose transplanted on it doesnt make it a fox.
I bet the only time you have ever seen a fox has been photo's and TV when prince charles has been hunting one.
Ps That grass isnt that thick.
Have a proper look next time please.
Also I would like you to point out which part of the the log is hidden behind the supposed dense grass.
Thanks
Meathed