Bones Indicate Tasmanian Tiger, Now Extinct, Ambushed Its Prey - The New York Times

Bones Indicate Tasmanian Tiger, Now Extinct, Ambushed Its Prey - The New York Times, tasmanian tiger

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First-ever look at complete skeleton of Thylacoleo, Australia's extinct 'marsupial lion

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Is the claim that thylacines had a form of toxin that paralyzed its preys true? - Quora

The Tasmanian tiger was an unusual marsupial about the size of a dog. It had a pouch on its belly and stripes resembling those of a tiger on its back and behind.

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Remains of Last Surviving Tasmanian Tiger Discovered in Museum Cabinet, Smart News