The birth of the "Tasmanian Devil" after 3,000 years later in Australia
The Tasmanian Devil is a rare animal found on the island of Tasmania, Australia, the smallest continent in the world, that looks like a small dog and looks like a bear. Tasmanian devils weigh 8 kilograms (18 pounds) and are generally not dangerous to humans. According to biologists, the animal became extinct in Australia 3,000 years ago and some of its population remained in Tasmania. In 1990, 90% of Tasmania's population died of cancer. It is estimated that there are still less than 25,000 Tasmanian devils living, more than 150,000 before the first outbreak of this mysterious, deadly disease occurred in the mid-1990s. After the efforts of experts, it was saved from extinction.
Experts have long taken Tasmanian devils out of Tasmania and left them in different parts of mainland Australia to breed, and last year a team of experts identified 26 Tasmanian devils in Australia's wildlife. He left it in a large national park of 1,000 acres and constantly monitored it. Experts have recently discovered that some of these females have newborns in their bags. Interestingly, females, like kangaroos, keep their newborns in their pockets for a few weeks. ۔
Biologists say the birth of this animal in Australia after 3,000 years is certainly a matter of joy.
