Extinction of the Tasmanian tiger: new data on the causes
Researchers have confirmed that the Tasmanian tiger was driven to extinction due to misconceptions held by farmers. European settlers viewed it as a pest, blaming it for the decline of sheep populations, despite the tiger's inability to cause such damage.
In brief
- Farmers exterminated it due to myths
- Research confirmed the falsehood of the accusations
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