This is a fairly pointless page about thylacines.
Thylacines (Thylacinus cynocephalus), also known as 'tasmanian tigers' (different from 'tasmanian cats') or 'tasmanian wolves', are recently-extinct marsupials somewhat resembling enormous striped possums with canine features.
Here are some pictures of thylacines for you to enjoy.

 Here's a thylacine.
 Here's one being plantigrade.
 Aren't they just adorable?
 Poing!
 Shh, he's sleepy.
 Sniff.
 My name was Ben, but I was probably a girl.
 Gimme a kiss!
 Males were bigger than females.

Still here? Here's some more thylacine goodies.
Unsorted thylacine stuff.
A huge scan of a postcard of a taxidermied thylacine's face.


Random trivia: Thylacines were known natively as marrukurli by the Adnyamathanha people, and legunta by some other people.