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Nocturnal - Tasmanian Devils: Student Reader 6pk (PMS) by Various, Arnot, 1999-01 Imhotep / Stone Age Students / Ayers Rock / Glaciers / Tasmanian Devil / Virginia Beach / Squids (National Geographic School Bulletin, March 11, 1968 / Volume 46, Number 24) The Tasmanian Devil's Spin Cycle - Pup Up Book by Warner Brothers, 1996 Hormonal control of birth behavior in the Tasmanian devil Sarcophilus harrisii [An article from: Hormones and Behavior] by R.W. Rose, L. Bell, et all 2006-09-01 Nocturnal - Tasmanian Devils: Student Reader Bookroom Package (PMS) by Rigby, 1999-01 The History of the Devil by Daniel Defoe, 2010-04-04 Learn to Draw the Tasmanian Devil & Friends (Looney Tunes School ofDrawing Series)#LT02 How to Draw the Tasmanian Devil & Friends Kit (Snap Pack Series) Tasmanian Devil by David Owen, 1980 Looney Tunes Plastic Canvas Tissue Box Covers [ Leisure Arts Leaflet 1632 ] 15 designs (Daffy Duck, Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig, Elmer Fudd, Tasmanian Devil, She-Devil, Wile E. Coyote, Road Runner, Tweety, Sylvester, Foghorn Leghorn, Marvin the Martian, Yosemite Sam, Speedy Gonzales, Pepe Le Pew) by Leisure Arts, 1995 Tasmanian Devil Coloring Action Flip (Instant Replay Action Flip Books) by Colin Dale, 1997-07 Tasmanian Devils by Sandra Markle, 2005-09-01 Thylacine: Thylacine, Carnivore , Colloquialism, Tasmanian Devil, Apex predator, Thylacinus potens, Dingo, International Thylacine Specimen Database Digit Dick and the Tasmanian devil by Leslie Rees, 1946

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61. Roofvis - TotalFishing.nl
    Total Fishing. Altijd actueel en super compleet! tasmanian devils in Nederland. Sinds1985 worden de tasmanian devils “injection moulded” gefabriceerd.  
    http://www.totalfishing.nl/Roofvis/tasmaniandevils/tasmaniandevils.asp
    
    Extractions: Total Fishing. Altijd actueel en super compleet! Tasmanian Devils in Nederland De Tasmanian Devil is een kunstaas voor alle roofvissen, voor alle omstandigheden, voor alle wateren, zoet en zout. Dat klinkt bijna te mooi om waar te zijn! Vanuit de andere zijde van de wereld is door Wigston Lures een voor iedereen betaalbaar kunstaas ontwikkeld: de Tasmanian Devil. Oorspronkelijk ontworpen voor het vissen op forel, maar zoals gebleken op vakanties in Nieuw Zeeland ook voor andere soorten zoals zeevissen zoals harders en grote baarzen. Terug is ons koude kikkerlandje blijkt ook vriend snoek erg gecharmeerd van dit kunstaasje, waarbij de Tasmania Devil vaak erg diep genomen wordt. De actie en beweging lijkt op niets wat een sluwe snoek al eens eerder voorbij heeft zien zwemmen. Ook baarzen en snoekbaarzen zijn niet vies van iets nieuws. Ook roofblei is er ook goed mee te vangen, zeker wanneer het kunstaasje achterste voren gemonteerd wordt. Daardoor is het extra snel te vissen. Op zee gaat natuurlijk als eerste de gedachte uit naar zeebaars. Maar hoe zou geep, makreel, zeeforel en gul hierop reageren?

62. ADW: Sarcophilus Laniarius: Information
    Habitat. tasmanian devils are numerous throughout Tasmania except in areaswhere there has been extensive habitat fragmentation and deforestation.  
    http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/accounts/sarcophilus/s._laniarius
    
    Extractions: editLink('skunkworks/.accounts/145f8041-9521-42d5-9269-bd295d4ea960') 2004/05/18 13:24:01.615 GMT-4 By Almaz Kinder and Bridget Fahey Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Subphylum: Vertebrata Class: Mammalia Order: Dasyuromorphia Family: Dasyuridae Genus: Sarcophilus Species: Sarcophilus laniarius Today, S. laniarius is found only in Tasmania, although fossil evidence suggests that it once occupied much of the Australian mainland. It has been hypothesized that its absence in many areas which it previously occupied can be explained by competition with the introduced dingo. Biogeographic Regions: australian native Tasmanian devils are numerous throughout Tasmania except in areas where there has been extensive habitat fragmentation and deforestation. They are most numerous in coastal heath. Their dens typically are located in hollow logs, caves, or burrows. Terrestrial Biomes: forest Mass

63. TASMANIAN DEVILS ARE NOT ALL BAD
    ECOVIEWS. tasmanian devils ARE NOT ALL BAD. By Whit Gibbons. Last month I saw oneof the most incredible animals left on earth, a wild Tasmanian devil.  
    http://www.uga.edu/srel/ecoviews3-11-01.htm
    
    Extractions: ECOVIEWS TASMANIAN DEVILS ARE NOT ALL BAD By Whit Gibbons Last month I saw one of the most incredible animals left on earth, a wild Tasmanian devil. This, as the saying goes, is a sight to behold, one not granted to just everyone. I was in the company of about 80 wildlife biologists from mainland Australia, most of whom had never been to Tasmania, let alone seen a devil, as they call it, in the wild. This creature is not the cartoon character familiar to many of usthe caricature of an enraged animal spinning around and around in circles. It is the largest native carnivorous marsupial left anywhere in the country of Australia. The Tasmanian tiger, also known as the Tasmanian wolf or thylacine, was much larger than the Tasmanian devil but is believed to have been driven to extinction by humans in the early to mid-1900s. Tasmania, one of the Australian states, is the big island south of Melbourne, with the next stop being Antarctica. For some reason, it is not the first place a mainland Australian chooses to visit, so the proportion of Australian natives that have seen a devil in its natural habitat is small. And since devils became extinct on the mainland at least a few hundred years ago, Tasmania is where you must be to see a wild one. The present-day Tasmanian attitude today toward these feisty little beasts is to be admired. They are completely protected by the Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service and are the icon of wild nature, representing a "clean green" environmental image Tasmanians are proud of. Early settlers nearly eliminated the devils by trapping or poisoning them, along with Tasmanian tigers, because of misguided notions that they harmed enough livestock to warrant making them extinct, reminiscent of our own country's attitudes toward animals that were in any way regarded as a nuisance or an inconvenience.

64. Tasmania FAQ: Fauna Of Tasmania
    Fauna of Tasmania. Does the Tasmanian Devil exist? tasmanian devils have some of thestrongest jaws of any animal, and generally eat the entirety of their prey.  
    http://tourtasmania.com/tasfaq/fauna/devil.html
    
    Extractions: Fauna of Tasmania Does the Tasmanian Devil exist? Yes, the Tasmanian Devil does exist. In fact, there is not simply one Tasmanian Devil, but many of them scattered throughout Tasmania. The devil is nocturnal and was named by early European settlers because of its eerie growl, which starts as a kind of whistle and ends in a bark. Devils grow up to 2 feet (60 cm) in length excluding tail, and are known for their foul tempers. They generally scavenge on dead animals of all kinds, but may eat other small mammals or reptiles. Tasmanian Devils have some of the strongest jaws of any animal, and generally eat the entirety of their prey. One time a family of Devils were found to have eaten a horse and left only the skull and tail. While the real devil may sound a little like the cartoon version, be assured that they walk on all four legs and do not spin around like a tornado (they're just a bit slower)! Back to Fauna of Tasmania questions

65. AUSTRALIAN VIRTUAL POSTCARDS, KANGAROOS, WOMBATS, TASMANIAN DEVILS, QUOKKAS, ELE
    Australian virtual postcards of kangaroos, wombats, tasmanian devils and quokkasfree. Kangaroo. Wombat. Wombat. Quokka. Quokka. Tasmanian Devil. Tasmanian Devil.  
    http://www.australianexplorer.com/electronic_postcard_3.htm

66. TASMANIAN DEVIL PHOTOGRAPHS, AUSTRALIAN WILDLIFE, PHOTOGRAPHS, PICTURES
    Rainbow Lorikeets Reptiles Saltwater Crocodiles Saltwater Crocodiles(More) SandPipers Scrub Turkeys Sharks Snakes Swans tasmanian devils Tawny Frogmouths  
    http://www.australianexplorer.com/photographs/australian_wildlife_tasmanian_devi
    
    Extractions: Australian Explorer The Australian Explorer photo gallery has been put together over a number of years and features some of our favourite photographs. We have thousands more photographs waiting to be added to the photo gallery which are being added regularly. Please keep checking out the photo album for the latest additions. Plus many of these Australian photographs can be sent as Electronic Postcards Please click on the photographs to enlarge.

67. DoAustralia - Fauna: Tasmanian Devil
    tasmanian devils are a nocturnal (active at night) animal. FIGHTING TasmanianDevils by nature are not aggressive until it comes to food.  
    http://www.doaustralia.com/Fauna/TasDevil.htm

68. MARSUPIALIA; DASYURIDAE; SARCOPHILUS: Tasmanian Devil
    comm., 1972), reported that most of the over 7,000 tasmanian devils he handledwere with ease; he said that ferocity has been greatly exaggerated.  
    http://www.press.jhu.edu/books/walkers_mammals_of_the_world/marsupialia/marsupia
    
    Extractions: E. Geoffroy St.-Hilaire and F. Cuvier, 1837 The single living species, S. harrisii , is now found only in Tasmania. Once it also occupied much of the Australian mainland ( Calaby and White 1967), but it probably disappeared before European settlement, though competition with the introduced dingo (Canis familiaris dingo) . Subfossil remains indicate that it or a closely related species still was present as recently as 3,120 years ago in the Northern Territory ( Dawson 1982a), 400 years ago in southwestern Australia ( Baynes 1982), and 600 years ago in Victoria (Guiler, in Strahan 1983). Living specimens collected in Victoria in 1912 and 1971 are generally thought to have escaped from captivity ( Guiler Ride Head and body length is about 525-800 mm and tail length is about 230-300 mm. A series of specimens of males weighed 5.5-11.8 kg and a series of females weighed 4.1-8.1 kg ( Green 1967). The coloration is blackish brown or black except for a white throat patch, usually one or two white patches on the rump and sides, and the pinkish white snout. The general form, except for the tail, resembles that of a small bear. The head is short, broad, and covered with masses of muscle; the skull and teeth are extremely massive and rugged. The molar teeth are developed into heavy bone crushers in a manner reminiscent of the hyenas. The first toe is not present, and the granular pads of the feet lack striations. The pouch during the breeding season is a completely closed receptacle, unlike that of many dasyurids. There are four mammae.

69. The Friends Of Charles Darwin - Tasmanian Devil
    As their name implies, tasmanian devils are found only on the islandof Tasmania, although they once lived throughout Australia.  
    http://www.gruts.com/darwin/species/index.php?s=tasmanian-devil

70. Untitled Document
    tasmanian devils they really exist! Before coming down here, I thoughtthey were mythical creatures on Warner Brothers cartoons.  
    http://www.pgordon.com/australia/tasmania/devils.html
    
    Extractions: Beach Driving Stanley Launceston Gorge ... Cradle Mountain Tasmanian Devils they really exist! Before coming down here, I thought they were mythical creatures on Warner Brothers cartoons. Nope, they are marsupials (like kangaroos) but extremely fierce. They have the greatest jaw strength of any animal on the planet except a few sharks. They exist primarily on road kill, devouring flesh, skin, bones, and everything else. They are quite horrible when tearing and crunching on baby wallabies...

71. Tour Of Tasmania: Tasmanian Devil
    tasmanian devils have some of the strongest jaws out of any animal,and usually eat the entirety of their prey. One time a family  
    http://www.nides.bc.ca/Assignments/Scavenge/TasDevil.htm
    
    Extractions: If you thought that the Tasmanian Devil existed only in Bugs Bunny cartoons, think again. The Tasmanian Devil is a common marsupial found only in Tasmania. It is nocturnal and was named by early European settlers because of its eerie growl, which starts as a kind of whistle and ends in a bark. Devils have a body length of approximately 2 feet (60cm), and are known for their ferocity and foul tempers. They generally eat other small mammals and reptiles, as well as scavenging on dead animals of all kinds. Tasmanian Devils have some of the strongest jaws out of any animal, and usually eat the entirety of their prey. One time a family of Devils were found to have eaten a horse and left only the skull and tail. When feeding on roadkill, Devils generally eat everything including bones, fur and feet. Devils live for about seven years in their natural habitat of dry bush and scrub land. They were originally considered pests by farmers but are now appreciated for their ability in keeping down the numbers of crop-eaters such as mice. They are rarely seen because of their nocturnal nature, but tame Devils (can be touched) called Fie and Fum live at the Talune Wildlife Park. For those with hardy stomachs, Devil feeding takes place at the Tasmanian Devil Park at Taranna (near Port Arthur), 11 am daily, and also at the Trowunna Wildlife Park near Mole Creek.

72. Tasmanian Devils. Man's New Best Friend? - Right Wing News (Conservative News An
    tasmanian devils. Man s New Best Friend? by John Hawkins. tasmanian devilshave recently become very popular exotic pets in our country.  
    http://www.rightwingnews.com/humor/taz.php
    
    Extractions: Quotes "Time and time again throughout the latter part of the Cold War, liberals chose a morally perverse pose. They would seek to find any suspect motive or impure act on the part of the United States rather than confront the staggering scale of destruction and misery being wrought by our adversaries." Mona Charen by John Hawkins Tasmanian devils have recently become very popular exotic pets in our country. Everyday more and more people forego getting more traditional pets like cats and dogs to purchase lovable tasmanian devils. Although Tasmanian Devils (known as devils from this point on) have gotten a bad rap from the cute but destructive Loony Toons character Taz, they are really some of the best and most lovable pets anyone can have. Let's find out a little more about our new, furry, friends shall we? Devils are the size of small dogs and they are noted for several physical traits. They have such incredibly powerful jaws that they're known as the "rotweiller of Tasmania." Tasmanian Devils are capable of biting through plastic, bone, and even steel if startled. They also have a luxurious, oily coat. Although their coat is gorgeous, you may want to be prepared for what Tasmanian natives call "ooklaboocha." It's a dark, slimy, dank smelling, grease like trail that devils on everything they touch. Furthermore, devils also can't stand water. Devils have been known to go into day long "psychotic rages" when forced to take baths. This is understandable because any devils that come into contact with water almost immediately break out with huge, green, festering , rashes that takes months to heal. During this time, devils grow very confused and anxious and are known to endlessly run in circles and smash into walls at full speed.

73. Amy Presents: Paws For Thought
    tasmanian devils are usually almost all black in color with a band of white onthe chest or chin area. The tasmanian devils closest relative is the Quoll.  
    http://www.agirlsworld.com/amy/fun-facts/Tasmaniandevil.html
    
    Extractions: ASHLEY'S PET ZONE PRESENTS: Tasmanian Devil: Not a Cartoon Their Latin name, Sarcophilus Harrisili means they are meat eaters who live mainly in forests. Tasmanian Devils are usually almost all black in color with a band of white on the chest or chin area. Most Devils are about the size of a small dog. The Tamanian Devil is very short. In length, they measure at only 3 0r 4 feet. They were originally found in Australia. Today they can only be found in Tasmania, This is mostly due to the Dingo (dog like animal) that competed against the Tasmanian Devil for food. Devils are marsupials. Marsupials are mammals that have pouches for carrying their young. The Tasmanian Devils' closest relative is the Quoll. These animals are also carnivorous and are the size of a cat. Devils mate in March. The male and female do not stay together very long. Devils only stay long enough to mate. Their babies are born in April. Due to the fact that the Mothers' pouch is not large enough for all of the babies, only 2-3 babies survive. The pregnancy only lasts for 21 days.

74. Last-known Tasmanian Devil Outside Australia Dies In Fort Wayne
    The last of the tasmanian devils known to be living outside their native Australiadied Tuesday at the Fort Wayne Children s Zoo, zoo officials said.  
    http://www.indystar.com/articles/3/147564-7693-127.html
    
    Extractions: FORT WAYNE, IND. The only Tasmanian Devil you'll find left in the United States is in a Bugs Bunny cartoon. The last of the Tasmanian devils known to be living outside their native Australia died Tuesday at the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo, zoo officials said. Zookeepers learned last month that the 7 1/2-year-old marsupial named Coolah had inoperable cancer. Coolah was born in January 1997 at the Cincinnati Zoo and came to Fort Wayne through a loan agreement with the Toronto Zoo. The Fort Wayne zoo, citing records maintained by the International Species Inventory System, said that Coolah was the last of the animals outside Australia since the death last August of a female Tasmanian devil at the San Diego Zoo. The Fort Wayne zoo had 12 devils in the past 17 years as it placed an emphasis on a Tasmanian devil exhibit in its Australian Adventure section.

75. A Tasmanian Devil Screen Saver - Not Taz The Cartoon, But The Real Tasmanian Dev
    tasmanian devils have an unusual rockinghorse gait and are not fast movers,so hunting is not one of their typical behaviours.  
    http://www.purplepatch.com.au/screensavers/tasmanian_devil.shtml
    
    Extractions: The Tasmanian Devil is the largest surviving meat-eating Australian marsupial. Once common on mainland Australia, devils are now found in all Tasmanian habitats, including outer city suburbs. Being mainly carrion-eaters, they use their powerful jaws, with a gape of 120 degrees, to consume every part of animal corpses, including the skulls. Tasmanian Devils have an unusual "rocking-horse" gait and are not fast movers, so hunting is not one of their typical behaviours. A litter of 2-4 young is carried in the backwards-facing pouch for 15 weeks. After this time they ride on the mother's back or follow at heel.

76. Press Release - Tasmanian Devil’s Death Marks End Of Era At Zoo
    Native to the Australian island of Tasmania, tasmanian devils have long fascinatedAmericans, especially as the wildly spinning cartoon version “Taz” grew  
    http://www.kidszoo.com/press/coolah.htm
    
    Extractions: Tasmanian Devil’s Death Marks End of Era at Zoo Coolah, the Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo’s only Tasmanian devil and the last devil to live anywhere in the world outside Australia, died today. He was 7-1/2 years old. Zoo keepers learned last month that Coolah had inoperable cancer. “We provided supportive care to keep Coolah comfortable,” says Australian Adventure Zoologist Elaine Kirchner. But it became clear this week that Coolah’s quality of life had deteriorated, and the zoo staff made the difficult decision to euthanize Coolah. A necropsy was to be performed this afternoon by Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo veterinarian Dr. Joe Smith and was expected to confirm the cancer diagnosis.

77. Tasmanian Devil - Marsupial Carnivores - Tasmania Victoria, Australia
    exists. There is good evidence that a population of tasmanian devilsexists in the Australian mainland state of Victoria. Numerous  
    http://www.oneworldwildlife.org/australia.html
    
    Extractions: Not all of the samples of animal droppings we test will belong to Tasmanian devils. Useful data will also be obtained on other marsupial carnivores. Rumours exist that Tasmanian tigers are also found in the state of Victoria. Were we to re-discover this presumed extinct animal that would be a newsworthy event of the highest magnitude. Watch this space! The distribution of Tasmanian devil road casualties in the mainland state of Victoria. (

78. Gay League - Tasmanian Devil
    Devil amulet after selling his soul to a Tasmanian Devil and injecting him with aradioactive Tasmanian musk from a race of alien tasmanian devils who gave him  
    http://www.gayleague.com/gay/characters/display.php?id=40

79. Tasmanian Devils Spring 2004 Schedule
    tasmanian devils Spring 2004 schedule Last revised May 14, 2004,707 pm. Date, Time, Field, Opponent. February 22nd, No, Game, Cityof  
    http://www.siliconvalleysoccer.com/womens/Spring_2004/ByTeam/team_19.php
    
    Extractions: Last revised: June 5, 2004, 3:26 am Date Time Field Opponent February 22nd No Game City of Palo Alto closed the fields Sunday morning February 29th Bye Bye Bye March 7th Bye Bye Bye March 14th Bye Bye Bye March 21st Bye Bye Bye March 28th Bye Bye Bye April 4th Bye Bye Bye April 11th No Game Easter Sunday - Happy Easter April 18th Bye Bye Bye April 25th Bye Bye Bye May 2nd Bye Bye Bye May 9th Bye Bye Bye May 16th Bye Bye Bye

80. Tasmanian Devil - Encyclopedia Article About Tasmanian Devil. Free Access, No Re
    Taz Tasmanian devil stuffed animalTaz - Tasmanian devil stuffed animal Stuffed animal toys Taz - Tasmanian devilfrom Australian animal toy stores. Five small tasmanian devils US$29.  
    http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Tasmanian Devil
    
    Extractions: Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition This is an article about a real animal. For the cartoon character, see The Tasmanian Devil This is an article about a cartoon character. For the carnivorous marsupial, see Tasmanian Devil. The Tasmanian Devil, often referred to as "Taz" , is an animated cartoon character in the Warner Bros. Looney Tunes series of cartoons. Robert McKimson designed the character after the real-life Tasmanian Devil, an animal native to Australia; however, the only real resemblance Scientific classification Scientific classification refers to how biologists group and categorize extinct and living species of organisms. Modern classification has its roots in the system of Carolus Linnaeus, who grouped species according to shared physical characteristics. These groupings have been revised since Linnaeus to improve consistency with the Darwinian principle of common descent. Molecular systematics, which uses Genomic DNA analysis has driven many recent revisions and is likely to continue to do so. Scientific classification belongs to the science of taxonomy or biological systematics.

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