a hopeful sign Can Tasmanian Devils Beat Cancer of the Face? Can Tasmanian Devils Beat Cancer of the Face? Can Tasmanian Devils Beat Cancer of the Face? Disease-ravaged devils have started living ...

the Tasmanian tiger could actually fix a rapidly spreading problem in the Tasmanian devil population. A facial tumor disease has killed 80% of the modern Tasmanian devil population, and since ...

There's fresh hope for the survival of endangered Tasmanian devils after large numbers were ... a solid tumour then grows around the face or neck, with the power to break bones in the jaw ...

Tasmanian devils have been reintroduced into the wild in mainland Australia for the first time in 3,000 years. Conservation groups released 26 of the mammals into a large sanctuary in Barrington ...

The new H5N1 strain of bird flu spreading around the globe could put the future of Tasmanian devils at risk, Australia's ...

The current top predator in Tasmania, the Tasmanian devil (Sarcophilus harrisii), is ... the effects of climate change, we continue to face a looming crisis today. Does climate change overshadow ...

This program is meant to inform visitors about Tasmanian Devils and the challenges they face. The Toledo Zoo plans to ...

The Toledo Zoo partnered with the Tasmanian government to bring eight Tasmanian devils to the zoo in an effort to save the endangered species. The Toledo Zoo documented their journey from Tasmania to ...

They believe its role as a predator could have prevented the spread of diseases like the facial tumor disease affecting the Tasmanian devil population. Not all scientists are on board with the idea.

New fossil discoveries reveal three Thylacine species from 23 million years ago, highlighting rapid evolutionary diversification and expanding knowledge of ancient ecosystems. The last of the ...