Tasmanian Devil Coloring Book

The Tasmanian devil, also known as the Tasmanian devil (Sarcophilus harrisii), is a species of predatory marsupial endemic to Tasmania, an island off the southeast coast of Australia.

Taz - Tasmanian devil

Online coloring book Taz - Tasmanian devil
And what is this unique creature? I think it's the Tasmanian Devil Taz. His menacing gaze bodes no good. You want to know his secret? Don't let...

Funny Tasmanian devil

ONLINE Coloring Book Funny Tasmanian Devil
This Tasmanian Devil looks very friendly. Just look at the way he smiles! Would you like to spend some time with him? Then, don't wait! Get your hands on your favorite...

The Tasmanian Devil from a fairy tale

Online coloring book Tasmanian Devil from the fairy tale
The Tasmanian Devil seen in the picture looks like a nice creature. Would you like to have an adventure with him? Unfortunately you won't meet this animal in Poland, so let yourself...

Tasmanian Devil from Australia

Online coloring book The Tasmanian Devil of Australia
The picture shows Tasmanian Devil. Unfortunately you won't meet him in Poland, because he lives in faraway Tasmania in Australia. So you want to meet him...

A frightened Tasmanian devil

Online coloring book The frightened Tasmanian devil
Do you know an animal like the Tasmanian Devil? If not, you definitely need to meet them! In the picture, you can see that the Tasmanian Devil is scared of something. What do you think...

Tasmanian devils for children

Online coloring book Tasmanian Devils for kids
Do you like to color animals? If so, you undoubtedly have the opportunity. The drawing features Tasmanian Devils. Surely you have not seen them, for they live in the areas of Tasmania Australia,...

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Online coloring book Tasmanian Devil in the grass

Tasmanian Devil in the Grass

And what is this interesting animal? It's a bit like a dog, but it's definitely not a dog. You know...
Online coloring book Taz and the camera photos

Taz and camera photos

The picture shows a Tasmanian Devil named Taz holding photographs. Surely one of them caught his eye....
Online coloring book Tasmanian Devil from the cartoon

The Tasmanian Devil from the cartoon

And what is this lovely animal? It is probably the Tasmanian Devil. In reality, however, this animal is very dangerous. You have...
Online coloring book The Tasmanian Devil on the Run

Tasmanian Devil on the Run

Do you like to travel? Maybe you would like to visit the island of Tasmania in Australia? There you can certainly see the Tasmanian Devil. Do you know what...
Tasmanian Devil in a tree printable coloring book for kids

Tasmanian Devil on a Tree Printable

Here we see a baby Tasmanian devil climbing a tree in this image. The animal of this species lives in its natural habitat...

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  1. Appearance: The Tasmanian devil is a relatively small marsupial, reaching a length of about 30-80 cm and a weight of 4 to 12 kg. It has distinctive black fur with white markings on its chest.
  2. Characteristics: It is recognizable by its jaw muscles, which give it a powerful bite and enable it to rip apart the meat and cartilage of animals that make up a large part of its diet.
  3. Nutrition: Tasmanian devils are carnivores and scavengers. Their diet includes small mammals, birds, reptiles and fallen animals, both wild and domestic.
  4. A distinctive sound: The Tasmanian devil is famous for its distinctive sound, known as the "devil's laugh." It's a complex sound that appears to be a mixture of howling, squawking and cawing.
  5. Threats: The Tasmanian devil is in danger of extinction due to the so-called "Tasmanian devil facial tumor" (DFTD), which is spreading through the population. It is a malignant neoplasm that causes lesions in the Tasmanian devil's mouth and face, making it difficult for it to obtain food.
  6. Security: Many programs and initiatives are underway to protect Tasmanian devils and combat DFTD. Many efforts are focused on isolating healthy devil populations and researching immunization against the tumor.
  7. Culture and History: The Tasmanian devil has a special place in Australian culture, as well as in Tasmania's history. It was one of the main animals symbolizing the island and was depicted on its coat of arms.
  8. Customs: The Tasmanian devil is a terrestrial animal, leads a solitary lifestyle and is active mainly at night.
  9. Reproduction: Female Tasmanian devils have pouches in which they carry and feed their young. Each female can have up to 40 baby devils, but only 4 usually survive to maturity.
  10. Breeding programs: In order to preserve the species, there are captive breeding programs that try to establish healthy populations of Tasmanian devils devoid of DFTs

trivia

  1. Characteristic odor: The Tasmanian devil has a distinctive scent that can be smelled over long distances. This is one of the ways these animals communicate with each other.
  2. Controlled Ecosystem: Tasmanian devils play an important role in Tasmania's ecosystem because they help control populations of other animals, such as scavenging species.
  3. Teeth of the Devil: Tasmanian devils have very strong jaws and teeth that allow them the ability to shred bone and cartilage from dead animals.
  4. Stomach Capacity: Despite their relatively small size, Tasmanian devils can eat a very large amount of meat at one time, which is extremely useful in their function as scavengers.
  5. DFTD vs. immunity: Although Tasmanian Devil Facial Tumor Tumor Disease (DFTD) is one of the main threats to the species, there is evidence that some individuals develop some natural resistance to the tumor.
  6. Gender ratio: The Tasmanian devil population is dominated by males, a result of the reduced survival rate of females due to competition between them.
  7. Legally protected status: The Tasmanian devil is legally protected in Tasmania, and hunting it is prohibited.
  8. Relationships with corn: For a period, Tasmanian devils were accused of destroying corn plantations, which led to misunderstandings and a phenomenon known as the "devil war."
  9. Singing Devils: Tasmanian devils communicate using sounds that are called "eating." This is especially important when it comes to fighting over carrion.
  10. Symbol of Tasmania: The Tasmanian devil is considered a symbolic resident of Tasmania and is one of the island's main landmarks.
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