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'''Pouch tigers'''<ref group="N">No formal name has yet been given for these creatures.</ref> are an exotic species of [[w:marsupial|marsupial]] animals<ref group="N">The description give of these animals appears familiar to a [[w:Thylacine|thylacine]] &ndash; also known as the "Tasmanian tiger" or "Tasmanian wolf" due to their superficial resemblance to the respective animals. In real life, marsupials are found primarily in [[w:Australia|Australia]], although [[George R. R. Martin]] has stated that he is not sure if a counterpart of Australia and other places exists in the world of ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' ([[Not a Blog]]: [https://grrm.livejournal.com/297016.html Maps! Maps!! Maps!!! (Oct. 30th, 2012)]</ref> from an unknown land, far from [[Westeros]] or the [[Free Cities]].{{ref|AGOT|50}}
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'''Pouch tigers'''<ref group="N">No formal name has yet been given for these creatures.</ref> are an exotic species of [[w:marsupial|marsupial]] animals{{refn|group="N"|The description given of these animals appears similar to a [[w:Thylacine|thylacine]]also known as the "Tasmanian tiger" or "Tasmanian wolf" due to their superficial resemblance to these respective animals. In real life, marsupials are found primarily in [[w:Australia|Australia]], although [[George R. R. Martin]] has stated that he is not sure if a counterpart of Australia exists in the world of ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]''.<ref>[[Not a Blog]]: [https://grrm.livejournal.com/297016.html Maps! Maps!! Maps!!! (Oct. 30th, 2012)]</ref>}} from an unknown land, far from [[Westeros]] or the [[Free Cities]].{{ref|AGOT|50}}
  
According to [[Syrio Forel]], the [[Sealord]] of [[Braavos]] keeps live specimens kept in his [[w:menagerie|menagerie]].{{Ref|agot|50}}
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According to [[Syrio Forel]], the [[Sealord]] of [[Braavos]] keeps live specimens in his [[w:menagerie|menagerie]].{{Ref|agot|50}}
  
 
==Quotes==
 
==Quotes==
{{quote|Hear me. The [[ships]] of [[Braavos]] sail as far as the winds blow, to lands strange and wonderful, and when they return, their captains fetch queer animals to the [[Sealord]]'s menagerie. Such animals as you have never seen, striped horses, great spotted things with necks as long as stilts, hairy mouse-pigs as big as cows, stinging manticores, tigers that carry their cubs in a pouch, terrible walking lizards with scythes for claws. Syrio Forel has seen these things.{{ref|AGOT|50}}}} - [[Syrio Forel]] to [[Arya Stark]]
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{{quote|Hear me. The [[ships]] of [[Braavos]] sail as far as the winds blow, to lands strange and wonderful, and when they return, their captains fetch queer animals to the [[Sealord]]'s menagerie. Such animals as you have never seen, [[zorse|striped horses]], great spotted things with necks as long as stilts, hairy mouse-pigs as big as cows, stinging [[manticore]]s, tigers that carry their cubs in a pouch, terrible [[walking lizard]]s with scythes for claws. Syrio Forel has seen these things.{{ref|AGOT|50}}|[[Syrio Forel]] to [[Arya Stark]]}}
  
 
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Latest revision as of 17:54, 26 November 2021

Pouch tigers[N 1] are an exotic species of marsupial animals[N 2] from an unknown land, far from Westeros or the Free Cities.[2]

According to Syrio Forel, the Sealord of Braavos keeps live specimens in his menagerie.[2]

Quotes

Hear me. The ships of Braavos sail as far as the winds blow, to lands strange and wonderful, and when they return, their captains fetch queer animals to the Sealord's menagerie. Such animals as you have never seen, striped horses, great spotted things with necks as long as stilts, hairy mouse-pigs as big as cows, stinging manticores, tigers that carry their cubs in a pouch, terrible walking lizards with scythes for claws. Syrio Forel has seen these things.[2]

Notes

  1. No formal name has yet been given for these creatures.
  2. The description given of these animals appears similar to a thylacine, also known as the "Tasmanian tiger" or "Tasmanian wolf" due to their superficial resemblance to these respective animals. In real life, marsupials are found primarily in Australia, although George R. R. Martin has stated that he is not sure if a counterpart of Australia exists in the world of A Song of Ice and Fire.[1]

References