The document discusses the Tasmanian devil, providing its scientific name, range in Tasmania, diet of small mammals and other animals, physical description including size and weight, breeding period from March to April resulting in 2-3 young born into the mother's pouch, behaviors such as being friendly but also fighting for food, and odd facts like eating other devils when hungry.

1. Everardo Vega
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 Scientific name Scientific name
 Range and Habitat map Range and Habitat
map
 Diet Diet
 Physical description size, weight, length
Physical description size, weight, length
 Breeding info Breeding info
 Special behaviors Special behaviors
 Weird info Weird info
 Video/sound file Video/sound file
 Conclusion Conclusion

3. Scientific name
 Sarcophilus harrisii

4. Range and Habitat map
 Tasmanian Devils are found in a variety
of habitats in Tasmania, Australia

5. Diet
 They feed on small
mammals, birds, fish, frogs and reptiles
but their diet is varied and they will eat
whatever is available.

6. Physical description
size, weight, length
 Length: 52-80 cm(20.5-32 inch)
 Weight: 4-12kgs (8.75- 26 lbs)
 Life expectancy: up to 6 yrs
 Conservation: Endangered

7. Breeding info
 Tasmanian Devils mate in march and
after a gestation period of 21 days 2-3
young are born in April
 The young are born into their mothers
rear opening pouch

8. Special behaviors
 Although Tasmanian Devils look and
sound ferocious, they can become very
friendly.
 It also fight for food and survival

9. Weird info
 Adult devils may eat young devils if they
are very hungry

10. Video/sound file

11. Conclusion
 The end