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And when it comes to looking for them - honestly I would suggest going in on the ground to look for them, myself. On a bird it can sometimes be a little difficult to see the wood for the trees, as the saying goes - because you're flying through foliage and at a level with the kitties, they can blend into the background easier and be more difficult to spot. Plus when flying, you have some small drift when you let off the controls, which could see you drift into the path of a leap without realising it. And a bird isn't the best equipped to defend you if you get knocked off.
Whereas if you're on the ground, the angle that you look up into the trees makes it a little easier to see thyla silhouettes against the backdrop, I find. A land dino isn't as likely to drift forward without your permission. And if you do get knocked off, you can have the dino (even a small army of dinos) on follow to you and set to 'attack my target', so they will instantly come running over to free you from the thyla's claws. Just make sure the creatures with you are medium-large size, so they can't be pinned by the thyla themselves.
Beehives give you honey, which is used for some cooking and crafting recipes, and can also be used to bait traps to make dinos walk in. And you can also tame the queen bee which comes out of a hive, to get beehives at home so you don't have to find them in the wild.
The only easy way to spot them would be a powered tek helmet, or vision modes from tames like the snow owl or a bloodstalker (and I assume you're on TheIsland so those aren't available as tames).
Most of the time I just find them by letting them jump me. Once it launches at you, it will keep running around on the ground. Just make sure you don't have a shoulder pet that can kill a thyla. I had level 200+ dimorphodons that just straight up ate thylas. I'd get jumped, land on the ground, and poof. Thyla gone. I'd find a thyla claw in the dimporph's inventory, which was the only way I figured out what happened to the thyla the first time it happened.
have a respawn point nearby, and another argentavis you can ride parked nearby. Biggest priority is to go grab the dumb thyla before it riproars around the redwoods attacking everything in sight. It can eventually get enough damage to kill it because it will literally just keep chasing stuff. Grab it, drop it in a taming pen, then go get your gear from your corpse (and possibly retrieve your other tame you were flying on).
Even if it did, I wouldn't want to be on a stego with a rabid thyla running around. They will tear through stuff. When I go thyla hunting, its on the back of an argentavis, so I can grab the thyla and carry it to a taming pen.
If I'm actually trying to be careful about it though, pen taming is usually the safe bet. An argent can snag a thyla and toss it in a pen for you, so the only hard part is spotting them before they spot you. If you have ever worked with tree platforms, the thyla spawn at roughly slightly below where the lowest redwood platform would sit on the tree (have even had wild thyla spawn on a tree with a platform, though an s+ version of said platform, and they indeed sit just below the platform height). You can get away with flying in the treeline without getting pounced, as long as you stay near the top of said treeline.
is it possible that you can link the video here?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8n4Fs9dGJo0 It starts at the 18:45 mark.