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Tasmanian Devil with their meal Stock Photo
RF2C3KJCR–Tasmanian Devil with their meal
The State is proud of its efforts in terms of environmental conservation particularly its wildlife such as the Tasmanian Devil. So for many people traveling along the Islands road network it soon becomes apparent the startling number of wildlife 'Roadkill'. During the hot summer months it is not unusual for the rancid smell of rotting carcass to greet you before the sighting. The high risk time for confronting wildlife on the road is considered to be from around dusk to dawn when many species are out and about seeking food and water become transfixed by car lights as they meander across roads Stock Photo
RMM98TJF–The State is proud of its efforts in terms of environmental conservation particularly its wildlife such as the Tasmanian Devil. So for many people traveling along the Islands road network it soon becomes apparent the startling number of wildlife 'Roadkill'. During the hot summer months it is not unusual for the rancid smell of rotting carcass to greet you before the sighting. The high risk time for confronting wildlife on the road is considered to be from around dusk to dawn when many species are out and about seeking food and water become transfixed by car lights as they meander across roads
The strong and feisty Tasmanian Devil Stock Photo
RF2C3KJAK–The strong and feisty Tasmanian Devil
Reports reveal that the number of wild animals killed annually on Tasmanian roads could equate to an unbelievable figure approaching 500 000. That is almost one per head of this Australian State's population, which in 2017 was almost 520 000. The State is proud of its efforts in terms of environmental conservation particularly its wildlife such as the Tasmanian Devil. The high risk time for confronting wildlife on the road is considered to be from around dusk to dawn when many species are out and about seeking food and water become transfixed by car lights as they meander across the road. Stock Photo
RMM98TH6–Reports reveal that the number of wild animals killed annually on Tasmanian roads could equate to an unbelievable figure approaching 500 000. That is almost one per head of this Australian State's population, which in 2017 was almost 520 000. The State is proud of its efforts in terms of environmental conservation particularly its wildlife such as the Tasmanian Devil. The high risk time for confronting wildlife on the road is considered to be from around dusk to dawn when many species are out and about seeking food and water become transfixed by car lights as they meander across the road.
Tasmanian Devil snacking on his meal Stock Photo
RF2C3KJCB–Tasmanian Devil snacking on his meal
Tasmanian Devils fighting over a meal Stock Photo
RF2C3KJBC–Tasmanian Devils fighting over a meal
Tasmanian Devil stand off Stock Photo
RF2C3KJBF–Tasmanian Devil stand off
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