| The Thylacine once lived in Australia. It was the largest living carnivorous marsupial. That made it very important to the ecosystem. It may look like a canid but really the Thylacine belonged to a family of its own. It evolved to look dog-like because of the way it lived but it was still a marsupial. |
| My favorite links What is a Thylacine? The Thylacine Museum This page has lots of great information and movies on Thylacines! :-) Australia's Thylacine This is a great website with a wealth of information about the Thylacine! |
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| The Tasmanian Tiger became officially extinct in 1936. The very last Thylacine was captured and put in a zoo in 1933. The Thylacine's name was Benjamin. If you want to find more about Benjamin click here. Oh and a special Thank You! To all the people who have emailed me about my site! Thanks to all the encouragement I've begun writing a novel about the Thylacine! I might post a chapter or two on the site once I get it done, so thanks again guys! |
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| What exactly are Thylacines? To clone or not to clone... My Benjamin Page My adopted Thylacine Sightings since 1936 Thylacine Gait |
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| This is MY world of the once terrific animal the Tasmanian Tiger also known as Tasmanian Wolf also known as the Thylacine. |
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