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68 reviewsThe remarkable story of the world's largest marsupial carnivore, including its rescue from near extinction through an innovative breeding program. This second edition has been fully updated.
At night their shrieks & growls echo through the Tasmanian bush, & they are famous for their ferocious bite & scavenging habits. In fact the Tasmanian devil is quite shy & solitary, & one of Australia's most treasured native animals.
This is the story of the world's largest living marsupial carnivore, packed with information that has either never been published or is found only in scientific publications.
Until 3000 years ago, the devil lived in the great eastern forests on mainland Australia. Now confined to Tasmania, it was ravaged by a facial tumour disease that threatened its existence. Tasmanian Devil recounts the fascinating story of its rescue from the brink.
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'A superbly readable account of this bizarre marsupial.' - New York Sun
'The intriguing story of its Hollywood connections makes for excellent reading, & the book reveals the true nature of this misunderstood creature.' - New Scientist
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David Owen is the author of 19 fiction & nonfiction titles, including Tasmanian Devil and Shark: In peril in the sea. He is also the author of the popular ‘Pufferfish’ detective series set in Tasmania. He is the Official Secretary of the Governor of Tasmania.
David Pemberton is a wildlife biologist & former manager of the Tasmanian Government’s Save the Tasmanian Devil Program. He has published scientific papers on a wide variety of conservation challenges, including seabird & seal bycatch in fisheries, & is co-editor of Saving the Tasmanian Devil, & co-author of Tasmanian Devil with David Owen.
