41. Parks & Wildlife Service - Provides information on this species, now classified as endangered as it faces a new disease, devil facial tumour disease. Includes a movie and audio clip. http://www.parks.tas.gov.au/index.aspx?base=387

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43. Save The Tasmanian Devil - Home Page A population of healthy Tasmanian devils is returning to northeastern Tasmania. This is the very region where, in 1996, the Devil Facial Tumour Disease (DFTD) was first observed. http://www.tassiedevil.com.au/aboutdevils.html

Home News Events The Program ... Latest News (also see our newsletters DRAFT Tasmanian Devil Recovery Plan The Tasmanian Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment (DPIPWE) is seeking comments on the strategies, objectives and recovery actions outlined in the Draft Tasmanian Devil Recovery Plan. Comments must be received by 11 February 2011. Published: 13/11/2010 Serving up support for the Tasmanian devil Published: 28/10/2010 Dusk to Dawn New wildlife warning signs will be trialled on the south-eastern Tasman Peninsula over summer 2010-11 in a bid to reduce roadkill and to help protect the Tasmanian devil. Published: 27/10/2010 Current Events Aussie Nash Hash Red Dress Charity Fun Run for the Tasmanian Devil Hobart, Tasmania Follow us... Devil facts The Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment. Questions concerning its content can be sent to the Internet Coordinator, by mail to: GPO Box 44, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia 7001, or by telephone to (03) 6233 6576. login Home Education Volunteers ... Media

44. Tasmanian Devils - How To Information | EHow.com Tasmanian Devils how to articles and videos including What Does the Tasmanian Devil Eat?, Tasmanian Devil Information, Natural Habitat of Wallabies … and much more! http://www.ehow.com/tasmanian-devils/

Family Food Health Home Money Style More Home Other Animals Tasmanian Devils Subscribe RSS Feed Tasmanian Devils RESULTS: What Does the Tasmanian Devil Eat? Tasmanian Devil Information Tasmanian devils have the scientific name Sarcophilus harrisi. They are known for their screech and ther fierce behavior. They can be placid and tame-looking one moment, but fly into a maniacal... Natural Habitat of Wallabies Wallabies are marsupials related to kangaroos. A marsupial is a mammal with a pouch to contain its young. Though they are often confused, there are many differences between the two marsupials,... Why the Tasmanian Devil Is Endangered The Tasmanian devil is a small, odd-looking marsupial native to the Australian state of Tasmania. It was classified by the Tasmanian government as being endangered in 2008. Several factors are... Life Cycle of a Tasmanian Devil The Tasmanian devil was found across Australia, but now the dingo have driven them to their last stand in Tasmania. To use U.S. classifications, they are considered a "threatened species." These... Facts About the Tasmanian Devil The Tasmanian Devil is a small marsupial found only on the Australian island of Tasmania. These animals are known for their ferocious temperament. Tasmanian Devils are carnivorous and prey on...

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47. Cancer Could Wipe Out Tasmanian Devils : NPR The Tasmanian devil, one of the world's most unusual animals, is in danger of extinction. A mysterious form of cancer has killed as many as half the devils in Tasmania, off the http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4513438

48. Articles About Tasmanian Devils - Los Angeles Times Tasmanian Devils News. Find breaking news, commentary, and archival information about Tasmanian Devils from the Los Angeles Times http://articles.latimes.com/keyword/tasmanian-devils

49. Tasmanian Devil Conservation Park Recently Tasmanian devils have suffered greatly from a mysterious cancer that appears to be passed directly from animal to animal by biting. The disease causes terrible tumours http://www.tasmaniandevilpark.com/story.html

Tasmanian Devil Home Page Visiting Tasmanian Devil Conservation Park ... Contact us THE TASMANIAN DEVIL STORY Tasmanian devils are meat eating marsupials. While now found only on the island of Tasmania they once roamed widely across Australia and on islands around the coast. Recently Tasmanian devils have suffered greatly from a mysterious cancer that appears to be passed directly from animal to animal by biting. The disease causes terrible tumours around the face and is always fatal, killing the host about five months after the first signs of the disease. Around half the wild devil population has succumbed in the last 10 years. Tasmanian Devil Conservation Park, which is the only wildlife centre in an isolated disease-free area, is involved in a number of research projects to help solve the problem. (See our Friends and News pages) Devils have very strong jaws capable of crushing large bones. They mostly eat carrion. Devils also are famous for their snarling aggressive behaviour, especially at feeding and mating time. Unlike most other pouched mammals devils carry up to four young in their "marsupiums". Up to 15 neonates - new born - only the size of a grain of wheat are born but just four can be fed so it is a case of survival of the fittest from the start of life. The gestation is an amazingly short 19 days.

50. Tasmanian Devil The Tasmanian Devil description, habitat and general information on Tasmanian Devils - a unique tasmanian carnivor. http://www.zoodoo.com.au/tasmanian_devil.htm

Tasmanian Devils ZooDoo Wildlife Park Richmond, Tasmania, Australia www.zoodoo.com.au Tasmanian Devils Size (Body) Male - 650mm Female - 570mm (Tail) -250mm Weight Male - 8kg Female - 6kg Status - Common Tasmanian Devils are a small, dog size, carnivorous marsupials found only in Tasmania, the island state of Australia. Tasmanian Devils are black in colour often with white flashes on the chest and the rump. Like most of Australia animals the devils are nocturnal, hunting by night and sleeping during the day. Devils are scavengers, however they will kill, eating anything from an old boot, grubs and insects, small reptiles, birds, eggs and mammals as large as wallaby. Tasmanian devils are known for their very powerful jaws having one of the strongest bites for an animal of their size Female Tasmanian Devils have a backward opening pouch or marsupium, that has four nipples in it, so they can only raise four young an a time. The females come in season in March (autumn or the fall, in the southern hemisphere.) the young are born 31 days after mating and as many as 20 young may be born, it is only the first four that make it to the nipples in the pouch that will survive. The young 'joeys' stay in the pouch for about 15 weeks and are dependent on the female for about another 15 weeks. Tasmanian Devils are found all over Tasmania, in dry and rain forest habitats. They live in hollow logs, small caves and can dig small cave type 'borrows'. Devils only live for about 5-6 years in the wild. The species is secure in the wild and has probably increased since European settlement.

51. Tasmanian Devils, Information, Free Pictures Prints And More Wildlife site with information on Australian kangaroos, koalas, dingos, platypus, emus possums and more. Photography prints, gifts, free pictures. http://www.australian-wildlife.com/Tasmanian devil-information.html

Tasmanian devils Information, free pictures, prints and more. from Australian-Wildlife.com Home What's new? Prints and Posters Animal Information ... About Me Location guides Kangaroo Island Heron Island Cradle Mountain Australia has been blessed with wonderful, unique and iconic wildlife. This site is dedicated to promoting its enjoyment and preservation. Tasmanian Devils The Tasmanian Devil (Sarcophilus harrisi) is Australia's largest living carnivorous marsupial (previously it was the thylacine ,or Tasmanian Tiger, now presumed extinct) and, since it's extinction from the mainland at least 600 years ago, it is found exclusively on the island state of Tasmania. Since 1941 it has been a protected species but a (presumed) new and contagious disease is threatening the population's long term viability Length 550-650mm (f-m), weight 7-9kg (f-m), life span 6 years in the wild, longer in captivity. Scientific name The scientific name means Harris's meat lover, named after the naturalist George Harris who wrote the first published description of the Tasmanian Devil in 1807. The name has subsequently been changed to S. laniarius but the original name is still widely used. It is most closely related to quolls.

52. Official Website Of The Tasmanian Devils Cricket Team; LPL; Lenasia Premier Leag Devils Adopt a Home. The Devils have adopted the AMAKAYA Children's home. Games and a delicious lunch was the order of the day on Saturday the 21st August. http://www.tasmaniandevils.co.za/

Menu The Devils Devil Owners Devil Fans Devil Sponsors ... Contact Us Meet the Devils view more LPL Official IT Partner News Devils Adopt a Home. The Devils have adopted the AMAKAYA Children's home. Games and a delicious lunch was the order of the day on Saturday the 21st August. view more Tasmanian Devils purchase Gulam Bodi The opening batsmen for Northern Titans, Mr Gulam Bodi was purchased by devil owners at the auction evening in July.. view more Fan Fest Devil fans eagerly await the games to come by purchasing supporting merchandise. view more For those who dare Wickets will fall in the upcoming LPL T20 games for all teams who dare to face the raging devils. view more Win a Laptop! Highlights The Tasmanian Devils will be at the Trade Route Mall on Saturday the 27th August from 10am. Great give aways and competitions. view more Sponsors home page news hot links contact us Official Website of the Tasmanian Devils Cricket Team © 2010

53. Animal Planet :: Australia Zoo -- Tasmanian Devils The Crocodile Hunter Animal Planet Australia Zoo Tasmanian Devils http://animal.discovery.com/fansites/crochunter/australiazoo/31tasdevils.html

November 17, 2010 A cute but rascally Tasmanian devil. Want a closer look? Check out More Tasmanian Devil Photos Enhance your experience: Watch Tasmanian Devils in Action To learn more about the zoo, check out The Australia Zoo in Depth Ready for more? Head back to the Australia Zoo Map Tasmanian Devils The Australia Zoo is home to four very cute but rascally Tasmanian devils. The four enjoy wading in their waterfall ponds and basking on rocky escarpments inside their matching enclosures. Tasmanian devils are the largest carnivorous marsupials alive today. They assumed the title when the last thylacine, or Tasmanian tiger, died in captivity in 1936. Today they are only found in Tasmania, but fossil evidence shows that devils once lived on mainland Australia. Scientists suspect that dingoes, which are an introduced species, drove both devils and thylacines to extinction on the mainland. Although Tasmanian devils have been depicted as brutish killing machines in cartoons, real Tasmanian devils are scavengers, not hunters. They use their sharp teeth, heavy molars and powerful jaws to rip through hide and crush bone and gristle of dead animals that they find while foraging. Tasmanian devils have an excellent sense of smell, which they use to locate carrion at night. Though solitary by nature, many individuals will converge on a single carcass to feed. A group of feeding devils will growl, snarl and screech at one another to establish dominance, creating quite the spectacle!

54. Australia Zoo TV - Roberts Real Life Adventures - Tasmanian Devils Australia Zoo TV Roberts Real Life Adventures - Tasmanian Devils - Robert takes Terri and Bindi to East Coast Natureworld in Bicheno, Tasmania. Together they check out some http://www.australiazoo.tv/episode/1/16/

@import "/_css/menu_style.css"; Australia Zoo members login here subscribe forgot password? already subscribed? Home ... Contact Us Tasmanian Devils - Notify Me Watch Now Currently 0.00/5 Tasmanian Devils All Epsiodes Tasmanian Devils views: rating: comments: Synopsis: Robert takes Terri and Bindi to East Coast Natureworld in Bicheno, Tasmania. Together they check out some Tasm... more information This episode will be aired on Mon, May 10th. You can watch it now for a small fee. All proceeds go back into Australia Zoo Conservation projects. Giving Thanks - Wed, Oct 27th High Desert Museum - Wed, Oct 13th Beach Adventures - Wed, Sep 29th ... New Zealand Birds - Mon, Oct 12th Tasmanian Devils Release Date: Mon, May 10th This episode is currently not airing. You can watch it now by purchasing for a small price. Robert takes Terri and Bindi to East Coast Natureworld in Bicheno, Tasmania. Together they check out some Tasmanian Devils and their joeys in the pouch. Terri and Robert give us some awesome Tasmanian Devil facts. You can do your bit by helping us Save Steve`s Place . Head on over to http://www.savestevesplace.com

55. Science Show - 23 August 2003  - Tasmanian Devils Tasmanian Devils are in trouble and in some areas they may go the way of the Tasmanian Tiger if something isn't done soon. The culprit is a cancer most likely caused by a virus http://www.abc.net.au/rn/scienceshow/stories/2003/931207.htm

Radio TV Shop News ... Contact Us 23 August 2003 Tasmanian Devils Tasmanian Devils are in trouble and in some areas they may go the way of the Tasmanian Tiger if something isn't done soon. The culprit is a cancer most likely caused by a virus which can kill up to 90% of the adults in some populations. Transcript Robyn Williams: Well, the Tasmanian Devils are not very well as you may have heard on Radio National Breakfast with Peter Thomson this week. And it's a worry, not only for the Devils themselves but the possibility that those feral foxes, which some idiot released in Tasmania recently, will have fewer natural enemies. There are now it's estimated about fifty foxes loose and they're howling across the southern landscape. Back to the Devils which Androo Kelly has in a wildlife park at Trowunna, which is the Aboriginal name for Tasmania. Androo Kelly: Oh, we do a lot of things with Tasmanian Devils. Because we're a location within their own environment we're able to do a lot more natural behaviours, breeding, rehabilitation of injured orphans, releasing them into the wild excess stock working very closely with the zoological industry to try and improve the whole process on Tasmanian Devil management. Almost a hyperactive nocturnal animal, it's been living in small box type situations in the zoo industry for many years, we're addressing those issues and just de-mything the myth that surrounds that most amazing carnivore of Tasmania. Robyn Williams: What are the myths?

56. Tasmanian Devils Breeding Younger : Discovery News : Discovery Channel An infectious, fastspreading cancer is so prevalent among Tasmanian devils that the entire life history and breeding process for these carnivorous marsupials has changed in recent http://dsc.discovery.com/news/2008/07/15/tasmanian-devil-cancer.html

57. YouTube - Tasmanian Devil 126 Add to Added to queue Tasmanian Devils Feeding Time by Alotlikeyouandos 78,590 views 215 Add to Added to queue Baby devils 2 by Trowunna 40,179 views http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fa1Bd-1rJ0w

58. Tasmanian Devils Posters At AllPosters.com Tasmanian Devils Posters at AllPosters.com. Choose from over 500,000 Posters and Art Prints. Value Framing, Fast Delivery, 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. http://www.allposters.com/-st/Tasmanian-Devils-Posters_c90508_.htm

59. Tasmania Devil: In fact, Tasmanian devils do socialise only at feedings. Now, Tasmanian devils communicate. To us, it sounds like they're growling, they're aggressive. http://www.abc.net.au/gnt/future/Transcripts/s1190726.htm

Radio TV Shop News ... Transcripts :: Tasmania Devil Print Email Tasmania Devil Broadcast 6.30pm on 01/09/2004 Experts say that Tasmanian devils' reputation for being vicious is undeserved... in fact, they are shy, timid, and sensitive GEORGE NEGUS: G'day. Welcome to a special program focusing on the future of the country's animal species. September 7 next week is National Threatened Species Day. Tonight, a gander at why some of our species are so low in numbers that their very survival is in doubt. Not a new problem, by any means, but definitely one to revisit. We'll also be looking at good animal habitats in our zoos. But first, the Tasmanian devil is one of this country's native animal icons but apparently, it's been struck by a shocking cancer that's decimating the adult devil population. SIMON WATT, REPORTER: Meet the world's largest carnivorous marsupial, the Tasmanian devil. It's the Tasmanian icon with a somewhat undeserved reputation for fierceness. Androo Kelly, wildlife park owner The devils have been dying in alarming numbers because of a disease that causes cancerous facial tumours Nick Mooney, Wildlife Biologist

60. Tasmanian Devils The Tasmanian Devil are large meateating marsupials which mainly feeds on carrion and carcasses, including the bones. It also eats small mammals http://www.giveusahome.co.uk/australian/tas.htm

· The Tasmanian Devil are large meat-eating marsupials which mainly feeds on carrion and carcasses, including the bones. It also eats small mammals, birds, reptiles and insects - they are often described as scavengers Click here for Tas photos! · By 'cleaning up' carcasses, Devils maintain bush and farm which reduces the risk of blowfly strike to sheep by removing food for maggots. · Their large powerful jaws and teeth are noticeable, especially as the jaws have a gape of 120 degrees · It shelters during the day in hollow logs, crevices and dense vegetation. It is a solitary animal, but not territorial. · The young remain in the pouch for about 15 weeks and continue to suckle until they are about seven months of age · Large males weigh up to 12 kg, and stand about 30 cm high at the shoulder · It looks like a small wolf. Its shape is bear-like with a large powerful head and long bushy tail

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