Extinct Animals We Miss Deeply

Extinct Animals We Miss Deeply

Radiocity
By Radiocity Team
Published Jun 17, 2025
Once native to Mauritius, the dodo symbolizes extinction—flightless, curious, and gone too soon.

Dodo Bird

Once native to Mauritius, the dodo symbolizes extinction—flightless, curious, and gone too soon.

Also known as the thylacine, this striped marsupial predator was last seen in the 1930s.

Tasmanian Tiger

Also known as the thylacine, this striped marsupial predator was last seen in the 1930s.

Once numbering in the billions, these birds vanished due to mass hunting and habitat loss.

Passenger Pigeon

Once numbering in the billions, these birds vanished due to mass hunting and habitat loss.

Woolly Mammoth

These shaggy Ice Age giants were relatives of today’s elephants, wiped out by climate and humans.

Quagga

A half-zebra, half-horse species native to South Africa, lost forever to overhunting.

Great Auk

This flightless seabird from the North Atlantic was hunted to extinction in the 1800s.

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