Assertion: thylacine | /r/CapableOf | die out on australian mainland
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text: University zoologists have long maintained that the 'Tasmanian tiger", or Thylacine, died out on the Australian mainland around 3,000 years ago and that the last Tasmanian specimen died in Hobart Zoo in the 1930s, yet hundreds of recent sightings reports suggest not only that some of these marsupials still linger on in the remoter areas of Tasmania, but that they continue to survive in Australia's eastern mainland wilderness areas in much larger numbers.
text: University zoologists have long maintained that the 'Tasmanian tiger", or Thylacine, died out on the Australian mainland around 3,000 years ago and that the last Tasmanian specimen died in Hobart Zoo in the 1930s, yet hundreds of recent sightings reports suggest not only that some of these marsupials still linger on in the remoter areas of Tasmania, but that they continue to survive in Australia's eastern mainland wilderness areas in much larger numbers.