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To: Elmer Phud who wrote (177445)	4/12/2004 1:52:19 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Read Replies (2) of 186894

oh yeah well for the ultimate in cute and cuddly there is the near extinct tasmanian devil. 2 pictures: 1: images.google.com 2: images.google.com Hollywood tries to save Tasmanian devil Environmentalists have approached Warner Bros to help fund research into a mystery disease which has wiped out half the animals in four years. Facial tumours grow and spread through the creatures' bodies, killing up to 90% of all devils in some areas. The mostly black, nocturnal marsupial, which grows to the size of a small stocky dog and weighs about 12kg (25lb), was named by European settlers 200 years ago for its snarls and spine-chilling screeches, fierce displays and powerful jaws. These are four times as strong as a similar sized dog and can crunch through animal bones. International fame for the devil arrived with the 1954 cartoon with Bugs Bunny. guardian.co.uk

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