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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink1•2 months agoI guess it’s safe to assume whatever society killed off the Tasmanian Tigers had access to cameras before the ones that killed off Wooly Mammoths
minus-square@EtherWhacklink3•2 months agoI’m not sure what you’re getting at… That picture is from the late 1930s, when the species died out. The woolly mammoth died out 4000 years ago.
I guess it’s safe to assume whatever society killed off the Tasmanian Tigers had access to cameras before the ones that killed off Wooly Mammoths
I’m not sure what you’re getting at…
That picture is from the late 1930s, when the species died out. The woolly mammoth died out 4000 years ago.