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What they could have done to prevent extinction

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What they could have done to prevent extinction

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If Tasmanian Tigers were more adaptable to more habitats then they could have fled from grasslands and gone to forests or more suburban areas.

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or otherwise known as a Tasmanian Tiger went extinct in 1936.

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The Tasmanian Tiger had 46 teeth, and ears that were 3 inches long. The average adult male weighed up to 66 pounds.

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Tasmanian Tigers were carnivores and their diets consisted of kangaroos, rodents, and birds. They also ate sheep and poultry. They ate any meat they could find.

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The Tasmanian tiger appeared about 4 million years ago and they were a successful thriving species up until about 2,000 years ago when they were struggling to live and now declared extinct in 1936.

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The Tasmanian tiger lived in Tasmania, Australia, and New Guinea. They lived over grasslands, wetlands, and dry eucalyptus forests.

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Scientists believe that over time, excessive hunting, habitat destruction, and diseases led to the extinction of the Tasmanian tiger.

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Tasmanian Tigers would produce up to 4 joeys a litter and the female ones would hold them in there pouches located on their lower stomach