"It was standing right here." Tasmania’s most infamous thylacine hunter, known only as 'Tigerman', recounts seeing two Tasmanian tigers. Hunt for Truth: Tasmanian Tiger | Stream now - https://bit.ly/3KBJHX3 | SBS On Demand

This rare footage captures Benjamin, the last known Tasmanian tiger, filmed in 1936 at the Hobart Zoo in Tasmania. Today, it remains one of the only moving images of the thylacine-a haunting glimpse into a species lost forever. Once a top predator in Australia’s ecosystem, the thylacine was tragically hunted to extinction, falsely blamed for preying on livestock. These elusive animals once roamed freely across mainland Australia and Tasmania, but relentless persecution and habitat loss drove the

English settlers - aka colonizers - may have been the reason behind the extinction of Tasmanian tigers. Newly released footage gives a small glimpse into what the extinct Tasmanian tiger looked like: | AJ