Thylacine Skull

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Posted on Friday, April 1, 2005
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Image credit: CC-BY-SA-3.0 KeresH

Uploader comment: Thylacine skull at the Tasmania Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart, Tasmania

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.

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#4 Posted by Chooky88 on 4/7/2012

Apart from the tragedy of its extinction. I find it facinating that nature recreates certain patterns. The wolf pattern copied by the thylacine, the cheetah and even a prehistoric goat!

#3 Posted by Chooky88 on 4/7/2012

Apart from the tragedy of its extinction. I find it facinating that nature recreates certain patterns. The wolf pattern copied by the thylacine, the cheetah and even a prehistoric goat!

#2 Posted by Chooky88 on 4/7/2012

Apart from the tragedy of its extinction. I find it facinating that nature recreates certain patterns. The wolf pattern copied by the thylacine, the cheetah and even a prehistoric goat!

#1 Posted by numagirl22 on 12/27/2013

also cool to see the workings of this thing's jaw, it opened so wide in that video!

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