A diseased Tasmanian devil has been filmed on a farm in the state's north-west. The state's environment department says the devil has "emaciation and fur loss associated with severe disease" and ...

It is worth a detour while going to the Trowunna Wildlife park! Devils At Cradle, a museum in the state’s north-western Cradle Mountain National Park, focuses on the Spotted-tail and Eastern and the ...

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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.

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The severe condition of the devil has shocked local wildlife advocates. Image / Ben Jeffrey Tasmania’s native animal lovers have been left heartbroken after a video emerged of a severely diseased ...

A farm worker in Tasmania's north-west was shocked to see a very unwell and nearly hairless Tasmanian devil in a part of the state that was for a long time considered to be free from tumour disease.

Millions of animals are killed, injured or orphaned every year on Tasmanian roads and Woolnorth Road in the states far north-west is a hotspot for devil deaths. Itchy and Scratchy the 6-month-old ...