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Tasmanian devils, back in Australia, keep breeding – DW – 06/10/2022
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Dr David Hamilton on Twitter: "Tasmanian devils are about the size of a grain of rice when they first make their way to the pouch After 4 months they've grown to the
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TIL Tasmanian Devils bear up to 50 babies, but only have four nipples. The first four babies that successfully make it from the birth canal into the pouch stand a chance of
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First Tasmanian devils born wild in mainland Australia in 3,000 years | Boing Boing
Dr David Hamilton on Twitter: "Devils in development! These Tasmanian devil joeys are around 3 months old - they stay in their mothers pouch until they're 4/5 months & get too big
