Thylacine

Thylacine is the last known Tasmanian tiger, a creature that embodies the mystery and fascination of extinct species. As a nocturnal predator, Thylacine possesses keen hunting instincts, a sleek build, and a distinctively striped coat. It is known for its solitary nature, preferring the quiet and solitude of the wild to the company of others. Despite being a creature of habit, Thylacine has adapted to various environmental conditions and is surprisingly intelligent, known for its problem-solving abilities and cunning nature. Relationships with humans are primarily antagonistic, as historical encounters resulted in it being driven to extinction. The last known Thylacine was caught in 1936 and died shortly thereafter, leaving it as a symbol of regret and the need for conservation.