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I Saw Nothing: the Extinction of the Thylacine (2003)

by Gary Crew, Mark Wilson

Series: The Extinction Series

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The trapper had taken the tiger-wolf off his horse and thrown it in a cage. It was pacing up and down, moaning. Every so often it would put its head back and give a sort of bark. I was sorry that I ever saw it. So Rosie tells the story of the capture and death of the last 'tiger-wolf', Tasmania's doomed thylacine.… (more)
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The trapper had taken the tiger-wolf off his horse and thrown it in a cage. It was pacing up and down, moaning. Every so often it would put its head back and give a sort of bark. I was sorry that I ever saw it. So Rosie tells the story of the capture and death of the last 'tiger-wolf', Tasmania's doomed thylacine.
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