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The Life of a Tasmanian Devil

Devil prints are unique and can almost look like a tiny human hand, without an opposable thumb. The square print and 2-1-1-2-1-1 gait pattern is easy to distinguish from other wildlife. This area of Tasmania's west coast is thought to be home to the only tumour free devil population.

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Devil prints are unique and can almost look like a tiny human hand, without an opposable thumb. The square print and 2-1-1-2-1-1 gait pattern is easy to distinguish from other wildlife. This area of Tasmania's west coast is thought to be home to the only tumour free devil population.