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Field Monitoring of Devil Disease

Field Monitoring of Devil Disease. Members of the Devil Facial Tumour Disease wildlife monitoring team check trap sites in the Central Highlands of Tasmania. The specially developed traps are checked on a daily basis and animals are carefully examined by veterinary officers for signs of the disease before being re-released back into the wild.

Field Monitoring of Devil Disease
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