UK researchers have traced the facial tumor disease decimating Tasmanian devils to a single female.
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+ add your ownThey are very vicious little marsupials which fight and bite each other a lot. This is not helping them in the current health crisis situation. Claire J, you are probably right, it may be the only way to save one of our Australian icons. Unless the scientific research nets a positive result, which may be possible now that they have found the source. Thanks.
Thanks for posting!
I hope they can be helped!
They are so cute btw. Awwwww.
interesting. Thanks. I hope it gets figured out!
very interesting, thanks for sharing this and hope this helps them
I hope researchers can help them.
well, maybe humans can save a species for once
Thanks.
I hope this discovery leads to a way to save them.
Hope they can save them.
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