HeyJaredTasmanian tiger 2026.Mainland Australian introduction ?Parks Victoria not screening for thylacine.
Three mainland Tasmanian devils examined to see if they were introduced or remnant on the Australian mainland.They were found on Mainland Australia.Correction second devil was found in 1971 not 1978 as i mention.Parks Victoria confirm they are not screening for Thylacine.The…
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Tasmanian Tiger Extinction Myth: 2026 Mainland Thylacine Search and Research (opens the original)
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Life ScienceTasmanian tiger wrongfully hunted to extinctionSkull analysis reveals it hunted prey smaller than sheepJustine E. Hausheer • November 15, 2011Article Summary.Marie Attard and Christopher HammangA new examination of the skull of an extinct Tasmanian tiger, reported recently in the Journal of Zoology, suggests that the dog-like marsupial, also known as a thylacine, was mistakenly branded as a livestock killer and wrongfully hunted to extinction by Australian and Tasmanian farmers in th
Mainland Australia Tasmanian tiger/ Thylacine hunt : The £50K ‘Fox Head’Discovery (August 2026) (opens the original)
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News UK Home News. Bug-eyed ‘fox head’ bought for £50 at market uncovered as priceless ‘holy grail’ antique. The ‘extremely rare’ Tasmanian tiger head was first bought for £50 at an antiques market. Harriette Boucher Tuesday 18 August 2026 13:01 BST. A taxidermy “fox head” bought for £50 at an antiques market has sold for £50,000 after it was revealed to be a rare Tasmanian tiger. The thylacine head saw a bidding war break out at a Bristol auction house last week . An anonymous seller had bought
Tasmanian tiger/Thylacine thigh bone found in the Northern Territory Mainland Australia.July 2026 (opens the original)
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Ancient bone-crunching Territory thylacine femur uncovered near Alice SpringsBy Stewart Brash and Emma HaskinABC Alice SpringsTopic: PalaeontologyPosted yesterday 06/08/2026 at 6:43amA dusty fossil bed with bone The femur bone has been lying at the Alcoota fossil beds for 8 million years. (Supplied: Kirsti Abbott)In short: An intact Territory tiger (Thylacinus potens) femur has been discovered for the first time at the Alcoota Scientific Reserve near Alice Springs.The Territory tiger, which is a
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