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Posted on Thursday, June 10, 2004
Uploaded by tendo

Image credit: Australian Information Bureau

Uploader comment: One of the last known live thylacines.

Image status: EXPLAINED The Tasmanian Tiger ( Thylacine ) was a real animal that was hunted to extinction in Australia in the 19th and early 20th century.

Recent comments on this image

#10 Posted by tvpro on 10/21/2004

IT'S A LIGER!

#9 Posted by bestadeel on 11/13/2004

yeah

#8 Posted by unxplained_xplainable on 12/23/2004

TAZMANIAN TIGER. EASY...

#7 Posted by little princess on 1/4/2005

beautiful creature..

#6 Posted by little princess on 1/8/2005

can i just ask why are people confused about the tazzy tiger? is it because the pictures are in black and white or something? coz it confuses me everytime i see it.

#5 Posted by raditzkid2000 on 3/31/2005

isnt that Ben the last Thylacine

#4 Posted by jonesy5 on 6/29/2005

It was real little princess. Australia's greatest tragedy!

#3 Posted by kenzie_the_unexplained on 10/10/2005

I'd love to have one as a pet, and clone it, help it in it's surbvival..Probably pamper the beast..Muaha.

#2 Posted by renervagain on 12/28/2005

Thats a tasmanian tiger, it was wiped out in between 1900-1920, because it was attacking local sheep. there is NO mystery.

#1 Posted by more the you think on 3/3/2006

Thylacine, if it is, it IS STILL ALIVE! a photo trap caught one once in 2000-2004 don`t remember right wich year it was.... but it IS still alive..have I saied it is still alive?

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