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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Tasmanian devil joeys successfully audited in aussie ark mainland breeding program - Caught on Camera

Tasmanian devil joeys born last year as part of a semi-wild breeding program on mainland Australia have shown positive signs after undergoing their first health checks, curators say. 

Not-for-profit environmental organisation Aussie Ark first released 28 Tasmanian devils into a wildlife sanctuary at Barrington Tops, north of Sydney, in 2020.

Aussie Ark curator Kelly Davis said the 2022 joeys were coming up to their first birthdays and undergoing their very first check-ups.

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