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Benjamin, the last thylacine in captivity, died of exposure because his keepers omitted to unlock his sleeping quarters overnight. Even for an extinction event,
by Joeboy 10y ago
Benjamin, the last thylacine in captivity, died of exposure because his keepers omitted to unlock his sleeping quarters overnight. Even for an extinction event, that is pretty sad.
- tombert 10y agoFor a second, I thought you were directly addressing a guy named "Benjamin"... That's a horrible story, very much "not with a bang, but a whimper".