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Get Close to Tasmanian Devils on Your Next Trip to Freycinet National Park - Vimarsana News

Get Close to Tasmanian Devils on Your Next Trip to Freycinet National Park

Get up close with Tasmanian devils at Freycinet National Park and help protect these amazing creatures just by visiting!

Thyme, Tasmanian devil at the Columbus Zoo, dies at 5 years old - Vimarsana News

Thyme, Tasmanian devil at the Columbus Zoo, dies at 5 years old

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A Tasmanian devil described as a cherished member of the Columbus Zoo who had an infectious love for life has died. Thyme, a 5-year-old Tasmanian devil, died after facing health issues that may have been age-related, the Columbus Zoo announced on Facebook Wednesday. Tasmanian devils have a life expectancy of around […]

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Tasmanian Roadkill Reporter: 12 months, 4705 animal deaths | The Advocate - Vimarsana News

Tasmanian Roadkill Reporter: 12 months, 4705 animal deaths | The Advocate

Discover the insights from the Tasmanian Roadkill Reporter app, which has logged 4705 animal deaths in 12 months. Learn how to reduce roadkill and protect wildlife with this important tool.

The Details Are in the Devil's Tumors - Vimarsana News

The Details Are in the Devil's Tumors

There are three known wild contagious cancers in vertebrates, and Tasmanian devils have two of them. What does that mean for the endangered marsupials?

Disease plagues Tasmanian devils—except for on one island - Vimarsana News

Disease plagues Tasmanian devils—except for on one island

There are three known wild contagious cancers in vertebrates, and endangered Tasmanian devils have two of them.

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