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.
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Think the Tasmanian tiger died out in the 1930s? Think again, say scientists
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