Tommy the Tasmanian Devil, A Fight for Survival

The video discusses the Tasmanian devil, highlighting its tough exterior and unique temperament. Once widespread across Australia, these creatures now only inhabit Tasmania. Known for their aggressive behavior when threatened, they scavenge and prey on small animals. However, a facial cancer has severely impacted their population. Conservation efforts are underway to help them recover.

What is the main reason Tasmanian devils are now only found in Tasmania?

• They were relocated there by conservationists.

• They were always native only to Tasmania.

• They were hunted to extinction on the mainland.

• They migrated there for better food sources.

Which of the following best describes the Tasmanian devil's feeding behavior?

• They scavenge for both live and dead animals.

• They only eat live prey.

• They are strict herbivores.

• They primarily eat fish.

What type of animals do Tasmanian devils primarily prey on?

• Fish and crustaceans

• Insects and amphibians

• Small birds, mammals, and reptiles

• Large mammals

What is the main threat to the Tasmanian devil population?

• Habitat loss

• Hunting by humans

• A specific facial cancer

• Competition with other predators

What has helped the Tasmanian devil population begin to recover?

• Conservation efforts

• Breeding programs in zoos

• Introduction of new food sources

• Migration to new areas