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Tasmanian Tiger Might Have Survived Into the Aughts, Study Claims

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The last thylacine was previously thought to have died in 1936.

Dan Ladden-Hall
Dan Ladden-Hall 

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Tasmanian “Zebra Wolf” Thylacinus in Washington D.C. National Zoo.
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Dan Ladden-Hall

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