There's been a few attempts to clone them, over the years, but they've been unsuccessful, of course. The latest thing is Adding the DNA to the cells of genetically engineered mice.
Despite its extinct status, we live in hope that there are still a few out there.
Extinct. Distribution was once quite wide. There's a rock painting of a thylacine up in Kakaduwhich is over 3,000 km plus a bit of water from Tasmania.
or Tasmanian tiger 'cause of his sassy stripes. The marsupial equivalent of the ivory-billed woodpecker.
Interesting! The word puts me in mind of some type of medical concoction. ;-)
A Tasmanian marsupial, Thylacinus cynocephalus (see also zebra-wolf). Freq. as Tasmanian wolf, though not actually a wolf.
There's been a few attempts to clone them, over the years, but they've been unsuccessful, of course. The latest thing is Adding the DNA to the cells of genetically engineered mice.
Despite its extinct status, we live in hope that there are still a few out there.
Extinct. Distribution was once quite wide. There's a rock painting of a thylacine up in Kakadu
which is over 3,000 km plus a bit of water from Tasmania.
or Tasmanian tiger 'cause of his sassy stripes. The marsupial equivalent of the ivory-billed woodpecker.
Interesting! The word puts me in mind of some type of medical concoction. ;-)
A Tasmanian marsupial, Thylacinus cynocephalus (see also zebra-wolf). Freq. as Tasmanian wolf, though not actually a wolf.