It's taken 3,000 years, but finally the tasmanian devil has been reintroduced into the wild on the australian mainlaind. the fiesty marsupials, known for their loud growl and powerful jaws, have been released into a specially prepared forest north of sydney. it's thought early human hunters or packs of dingoes forced the tasmanian devils into extinction on the mainlaind after a fatal disease first struck in the mid—1990s. and it is now estimated that fewer than 25,000 still live in the wild on the island of tasmania, a reminder of our top story: donald trump returns to the white house, three...