Lead scientist on the thylacine de-extinction project, Dr. Andrew Pask will be joined by Forrest Galante for a Q&A next week. Post your questions in the comments, and we’ll answer the top ones 💡 | Colossal Biosciences

The last known Thylacine passed away in 1936. Australia’s ecosystems have suffered the loss of their apex predators, which is why the Thylacine is a top priority for de-extinction. 🐅 🇦🇺 #threatenedspeciesday #deextinction #tasmaniantiger | Colossal Biosciences

Get up to speed on your Thylacine key facts. 🧠 | Colossal Biosciences

We Let Them Go Extinct... 😔💔 The Thylacine wasn't a tiger or a wolf—it was a marsupial with a pouch. The last one died in 1936 due to human neglect. A haunting loss for nature. 🥀🇦🇺 #Thylacine #TasmanianTiger #Extinction #History #wildlenschronicles | WildLens Chronicles