A rapidly spreading, deadly facial cancer has killed off 70 percent of the wild population of Tasmanian devils, leading the Australian government to designate the creature “endangered” on Friday *.

The only thing the Tasmanian devil has in common with its Looney Tunes cartoon character is its temperament. When threatened, these marsupials will growl, lunge and scream like you've never heard ...

Warner Brothers will donate 82 cents for each Looney Tunes DVD it sells, to help save the Tasmanian devil from extinction, reports the Associated Press. Taz, one of the most popular Looney Tunes ...

Once upon a time, I was fortunate enough to see one of the most incredible animals left on earth, a wild Tasmanian devil. I was in the company of 80 wildlife biologists from mainland Australia, most ...

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The Tasmanian devil, a snarling fox-sized marsupial made notorious by its Looney Tunes cartoon namesake Taz, was listed in Australia as an endangered species Friday because of a contagious cancer that ...

After 20 years without a devil, the LA Zoo has welcomed a pair of the marsupials. Generations of U.S. children first were introduced to Tasmanian devils through Taz, a Looney Tunes animated character.

The Tasmanian devil, the scrappy marsupial of Looney Tunes legend, should be long gone. Since 1996, a contagious cancer has killed 80 percent of devils’ overall population — and up to 95 percent in ...

(CNN) - The only thing the Tasmanian devil has in common with its Looney Tunes cartoon character is its temperament. (CNN) - The only thing the Tasmanian devil has in common with its Looney Tunes ...