sianaretrac:

Thylacine

Author: 1911 footage by “Mr. Williamson”, 1933 footage by David Fleay. Authors of the 1928 footage are unknown.
Date: 1911, 1928 (2-4), and 1933.

rate-my-reptile:

Keepping it Litt in the Swamps of the Danklord Lichlord

slimjimstudios:

Rambow.

saintcaffeinated:

“hey karli did you ever make any more of those weird motivational animals?”
well friend

grizzlybeargrenade:

one day you will become a killing machine and murder many people

godspeed little hippo

dead2dapool:

d0cpr0fess0r:

andyts:

Goddamnit pandas.

“Okay your job is to keep the pandas in their pen.”

“And I get paid to do this.”

“Yes.”

“Splendid.”

I like how the last one is all “Almost…almost…MOTHER FU-“

nbcnews:

Zoo Kills ‘Unwanted’ Giraffe Marius, Feeds Carcass To Lions

(Photo: Keld Navntoft / EPA, file)

A zoo in Denmark killed a young giraffe with a bolt gun and fed its meat to the lions Sunday, saying the animal was “unwanted.”

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animalsnatureveganism:

Extinct animals: Tasmanian tiger 
“The Thylacine [Tasmanian Tiger] is a strong candidate for cloning and other molecular science projects due to its recent demise and the existence of several well preserved specimens.”

2headedsnake:

Philippe Pasqua recently completed an installation of a Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton that now stands watch over the Seine river in Paris. the structure is made from 350 chrome molded bones and measures a full 21’ x 12’.

Philippe Pasqua [website | facebook]
Photographs by Anthony Gelot [flickr | facebook]

I’m watching a Documentary on Tasmanian Tigers so I felt the need to sketch one of these out- I think Thylacines are gorgeous animals, and it’s a tragedy they’re extinct. Or rather, considered so.

However, I do believe there is a small population still alive in Tasmania somewhere. I like to think I might be able to see one in person someday.

But probably not.