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Shadow of the Thylacine One Man's Epic Search for the Tasmanian Tiger

Out of Print
By: Col Bailey(Author)
295 pages
Publisher: Five Mile Press
Shadow of the Thylacine
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  • Shadow of the Thylacine ISBN: 9781743464854 Paperback May 2013 Out of Print #233604
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The supposedly extinct thylacine – aka the Tasmanian tiger – continues to attract the imagination of writers and scientists alike. Recent examples include Margaret Wild and Ron Brooks' The Dream of the Thylacine and the Julia Leigh novel The Hunter. The attraction seems to be the relatively recent destruction of a species that once was so wild and so magnificently free. In his account of his search for the thylacine, Col Bailey says bounties, at the behest of farmers, were first placed on the tiger in 1835, since when numbers have declined to the point of extinction. Shadow of the Thylacine is based on four decades of research and hunting by the author, who convincingly argues there might be about 20 tigers still in existence.

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Out of Print
By: Col Bailey(Author)
295 pages
Publisher: Five Mile Press
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