The male Tasmanian devil, which has a black head and mottled white body, was initially transferred to East Coast Nature World in Bicheno on Tasmania's east coast for care and assessment.

After a health check, an extremely rare, mostly white Tasmanian devil mistakenly trapped by a private landowner has been released back into the wild in a secret location. The male Tasmanian devil, ...

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An unusually white-spotted Tasmanian devil was trapped on private land but released into a secret location after concerns ...

A diseased Tasmanian ... "I knew it was a devil by the way that it ran off, but I've never seen anything like that before. "It definitely didn't appear to be a devil. It was white, because you ...

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Mrs Hardy said concern about the plight of Tasmanian devils was falling on “deaf ears”. “We’ve got this new football team called the Tasmanian devils but this is their reality.

A University of Idaho study of Tasmanian devils concludes the loss of predators and scavengers from an ecosystem can impair plant and soil health, while potentially elevating greenhouse gas emissions.