Why Tasmanian Tigers Went Extinct: The Tragic End of the Thylacine

[@latitiabalmer383]

I don’t get why people try make animals extinct like it’s just not good plus lots of people are nasty and don’t care about any animal and there’s never a way to bring a animal back from extinction

[@SABIH-P8Y]

I totally agree - it’s really sad to think about how some people disregard the importance of animals and our connection to them. Once a species is gone, it’s gone forever, and that loss affects the whole ecosystem. Raising awareness is one way we can help more people see the value of protecting wildlife before it’s too late. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@fasteddie9201]

We are doing exactly the same with our dingo. Government paid bounties for every dingo and thousands eradicated in every state every year all because of their undeserved supposed threat to a few farmers sheep. So poor dingo is always running scared from the ones who want him eradicated permanently from the wild. Australia will never learn, too greedy.

[@SABIH-P8Y]

Thank you for bringing up the situation with dingoes. It’s heartbreaking to see a pattern of wildlife facing similar fates due to human intervention, especially when it stems from misunderstandings or fear. The Tasmanian tiger’s story is a tragic example of what happens when animals are wrongly labeled as threats. Unfortunately, history seems to repeat itself, often at the expense of native species like the dingo. This isn’t just about wildlife; it’s about respecting the ecosystems that are so intricately balanced. Here’s hoping that raising awareness can help change the narrative before it’s too late. 🙏

[@fasteddie9201]

@SABIH-P8Y Thankyou