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It became extinct due to targeted killing by [[human]]s in the [[20th century]]. Natural disease was also a contributing factor to their [[extinction]], which finally occurred in [[1936]]. The last — or, according to [[Martha Jones]], the penultimate — Tasmanian tiger died in captivity at the [[Beaumaris Zoo]]. The real last Thylacine was an exhibit at the [[Museum of the Last Ones]]. | It became extinct due to targeted killing by [[human]]s in the [[20th century]]. Natural disease was also a contributing factor to their [[extinction]], which finally occurred in [[1936]]. The last — or, according to [[Martha Jones]], the penultimate — Tasmanian tiger died in captivity at the [[Beaumaris Zoo]]. The real last Thylacine was an exhibit at the [[Museum of the Last Ones]]. | ||
It had an I-Spyder points value of either 250 or 300 points. ([[PROSE]]: | It had an I-Spyder points value of either 250 or 300 points. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Last Dodo (novel)}}) | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
* | * {{cs|The Last Dodo (novel)}} is not consistent in its point value for the {{PAGENAME}}, giving it a value of 300 points on its individual entry page, but then a value of only 250 when included in a chart of other animals. | ||
* Despite the name, the Tasmanian tiger is not a [[tiger]]. | * Despite the name, the Tasmanian tiger is not a [[tiger]]. | ||