Tasmanian Devil fink and at home in a

and at home in a variety of habitats from the coast to the mountains

The distinct "beard" of spiny scales under their chin serves as a display to intimidate predators or potential mates

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Tasmanian Devil fink and at home in aA sweet and gentle picture book that shares the story of a Tasmanian Devil mum and her 2 imps. Living and growing in a borrowed den, we follow the 3 as they roam and hunt and play. Tasmanian devils get their name from the howls and screeches they make in the night. Native to Tasmania, and at home in a variety of habitats from the coast to the mountains, the Tasmanian devil is the largest carnivorous marsupial, with a powerful jaw that opens to 70 80