Tasmanian Devil fink cementing his legacy as an

cementing his legacy as an invaluable resource for both burgeoning and seasoned naturalists across Australia

texture and colour that tell the story of its 70-million-year journey through time

Etched Mirror hoops featuring pattern designed by Kiya Watt

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

Tasmanian Devil fink cementing his legacy as anA 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