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It would be interesting looking if it were able to happen for sure.I know they are different species, but good catch.
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It would be interesting looking if it were able to happen for sure.I know they are different species, but good catch.
Yeah, I think that’s just a deformed deer or something cause it definitely doesn’t seem to appear carnivorous at all lolHere's a crazy looking creature. Those canines are pretty long. The head is pretty large also.
Don't look like a coyote with mange.
I know it's just your opinion.Yeah, I think that’s just a deformed deer or something cause it definitely doesn’t seem to appear carnivorous at all lol
I personally would have collected it for scientific purposes.I know it's just your opinion.
But Wolves, coyotes, even foxes will eat acorns, grass, apples, & pears for examples of opportunistic omnivores .
Trapping for research would be a good idea.I personally would have collected it for scientific purposes.
omg that makes sense!Hi, just saw the footage. Don't laugh too much at me but, All the talk about "chupacabra" seems to point to a creature similar to a thylacine. That footage seems to look pretty much like what a new world edition of one of those marsupials would look like. <--- IMO
I watch something on cable where there’s a lab in Australia is actually trying to re-construct and bring back the Thylacine.Hi, just saw the footage. Don't laugh too much at me but, All the talk about "chupacabra" seems to point to a creature similar to a thylacine. That footage seems to look pretty much like what a new world edition of one of those marsupials would look like. <--- IMO