A new scientific study has given a twist to what was known about the Australian tylacino, finding that this native predator, better known as the ‘Tissue of Tasmania’, was totally different from the wild wolves and dogs that it was compared to before being extinguished by humans.
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A new scientific study has given a twist to what was known about the Australian tylacino, finding that this native predator, better known as the ‘Tissue of Tasmania’, was totally different from the wild wolves and dogs that it was compared to before being extinguished by humans.