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There Was An Alleged Tassie Tiger Sighting In SA I’m Sure The Hemsworth Bros Are Quaking RN

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In a cryptid sighting that I deeply wish was real, a South Australian woman thought she saw a Tasmanian tiger while she was on a bushwalk. As you might expect though, scientists have doubts. Alas. A woman called Jessie Milde has having a stroll in the Adelaide Hills when she, her son and her sister spotted what at first appeared to be “a weird looking kangaroo”. She told the ABC
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