Is it possible that the Tasmanian tiger is not truly extinct?
In short: Despite an official declaration of extinction in 1986, a dedicated community of researchers and enthusiasts continues to search for the elusive thylacine. This video explores why some still hold out hope for its survival.
The Tasmanian tiger, or thylacine, has been officially considered extinct since 1986. However, the narrative surrounding its disappearance remains a subject of ongoing debate and active investigation.
The search involves various contributors looking to uncover any remaining evidence of the species in the wild, fueled by the persistent hope that some individuals may have survived in remote areas.
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