Mary, the elusive Tasmanian devil who has been missing from a Gold Coast theme park for more than two weeks, has been found.
Colossal Biosciences announced a new partnership with the University of Tasmania to combat devil facial tumour disease, a contagious cancer that has devastated the Tasmanian devil since it was first ...
The collaboration leverages Colossal's marsupial de-extinction and conservation biotechnology platform to save the Tasmanian ...
A new partnership is aiming to save the Tasmanian devil from deadly facial tumours that have previously wiped out more than ...
An Australian conservation organisation recently completed a 'Devil swap' as part of the Save the Tasmanian Devil program. The intricate exchange saw five genetically valuable Devils leave Aussie Ark ...
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A contagious facial cancer has erased roughly 80% of Tasmania's wild devils since it surfaced in the 1990s, and biting, a natural behavior for feeding and mating, spreads it faster than conservation ...
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