Antechinuses, tiny marsupials native to Australia, have a unique and extreme mating system. The males dedicate themselves to relentless sex, ultimately leading to their demise from organ failure. This bizarre phenomenon ensures the survival of the species, providing food for the females and any surviving males.
The Tasmanian tiger, a unique marsupial predator, once roamed Australia and New Guinea before vanishing from the mainland and ultimately succumbing to extinction on the island of Tasmania. This article explores the life and demise of this fascinating creature, delving into its unique biology, the reasons for its extinction, and the ongoing efforts to revive it.
