Think the Tasmanian tiger died out in the 1930s? Think again, say scientists
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When did the thylacine (aka the Tasmanian tiger) disappear? Usually, people will say the 1930s, but the real answer might be far more recent.
Scientists are working to bring back the Tasmanian tiger, an animal extinct since the 1930s - Science & Technology News
ABC audience responds to survey on whether extinct thylacine should be brought back to life - ABC News
Eye on the tiger: trailing the elusive thylacine
Scientists plan the multimillion-dollar resurrection of the Tasmanian tiger
De-extinction project wants to bring the extinct Tasmanian tiger back to life
Think the Tasmanian tiger died out in the 1930s? Think again, say scientists
Thylacine extinction: Tasmanian tiger marsupial de-extinction
Resurrecting the thylacine won't help the extinction crisis - Big Think
Tasmanian tiger went extinct in the 1980s - not 1930s, research claims - Interesting Engineering
Video footage of last-known thylacine (Tasmanian Tiger) remastered in 4K colour. Scientists in Australia and the US have launched an ambitious multimillion-dollar project to bring back the thylacine, a marsupial that died
Extinction of thylacine, Australia's Defining Moments Digital Classroom
Scientists Aim to Bring the Tasmanian Tiger Back From Extinction – Mother Jones
Tasmanian tigers were small but not fierce predators. Then they went extinct
