Tasmania's most famous native animal is undoubtedly the "devil" that bears its name, but if it weren't for a boost in notoriety thanks to Looney Tunes, a different resident of the island might ...

The Tasmanian Tiger, also known as the Thylacine, is one of the most famous creatures that many believe to be extinct. Once native to Tasmania, Australia, and New Guinea, the thylacine was declared ...

Before the last of the species died off nearly 80 years ago, the Tasmanian tiger was once widespread throughout continental Australia and later confined to the island of Tasmania. The carnivorous ...

Search warrants resulted in more than 56,000 eggs being seized, including Australian native species, threatened and migratory birds. Authorities believe the Tasmanian man sent native Australian ...

The last known Tasmanian tiger—the top predator of the southern Australian island—died in 1936. ... and kept disease in check by preying on weaker animals while also hunting non-native species.

The Tasmanian Tiger was last seen in its native habitat in 1936 Madison E. Goldberg received her B.S. in Journalism and double minors in publishing and photography from Emerson College in 2022 ...

Hobart cat owner Alex Paton knows her pets are natural born killers, but takes every step to ensure that her furry friends do not impact Tasmania’s fragile environment. Away from home, the UTAS ...

Shooting marsupials. Sustainable Timber Tasmania's report said it sowed 149 million seeds across 5,000 hectares to "regenerate native forest" in the year to June 30, 2024.