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The Life of a Tasmanian Devil

University of Tasmania Phd researcher Manuel Ruiz prepares serum samples after a day of devil trapping and check ups. Serum from both healthy and diseased devils are analysed for unique anti-bodies which might help with vaccine production. This sample is from devil T-33, who the researchers have named "Captain Caveman".

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University of Tasmania Phd researcher Manuel Ruiz prepares serum samples after a day of devil trapping and check ups. Serum from both healthy and diseased devils are analysed for unique anti-bodies which might help with vaccine production. This sample is from devil T-33, who the researchers have named "Captain Caveman".