This is definitely the worst extinct animal you've ever heard of, the first to be wronged by humans and turned into a rare animal.
The last one died tragically because of human error. The wolf-like animal in front of you is a thylacine.
The image, taken in 1933, is a very rare real moving image of the thylacine. The thylacine fox has tiger-like markings on the back of its head and a seed-rearing bag similar to a kangaroo. The bite force is amazing, and it can crush the head of the prey in one bite. It was first discovered four million years ago, living freely in the vast world of Australia, and with the arrival of dingoes 5,000 years ago, two creatures with similar diets fought frequently. The thylacine was defeated, its habitat shrank to the island of Tasmania in Oceania, and during the fight with the dingo, the human flock was frequently attacked, and the locals mistook it for the jackal and killed it.
By the time it was discovered that the real culprit was dingo, it was too late, and there were very few thylacines left.
In 1933, humans were lucky enough to capture a thylacine, and three years later due to the negligence of the administrator, the wolf was exposed to death, which also declared the pouch extinct.
