is the thylacine really extinct
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Answer:
Yes. September 7, 1936, Hobart Zoo in Tasmania lost its last Thylacine. It was the last one and with her death, a species died.
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Other answers
Despite being classified as extinct in 1986 there have been sightings and reports of Thylacines from Tasmania & mainland Australia
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