The Tasmanian Tiger (Thylacinus cynocephalus), officially declared extinct in 1936, continues to captivate scientists and wildlife enthusiasts. From its habitat and breeding habits to de-extinction efforts using cutting-edge genetics, this elusive marsupial remains a symbol of lost wildlife. But with ongoing unconfirmed sightings and genetic engineering advancements, could the Thylacine ever walk the earth again? Explore the science and speculation behind this enduring mystery.