Identification of a second type of Devil Facial Tumour Disease The identification of a second type of Devil Facial Tumour Disease highlights the importance of ongoing

Devil facial tumour disease (DFTD) is an aggressive non-viral transmissible parasitic cancer among Tasmanian devils. The first official case of DFTD was described in

Tasmanian devils are dying of a contagious cancer called devil facial tumour disease, which spreads between s when they tussle over food.

Tasmanian Devil Facial Tumour Disease – FAQs. 1. What is Devil Facial Tumour Disease? Devil Facial Tumour Disease (DFTD) is a term used to describe a fatal condition

A contagious facial cancer that is almost always fatal has cut a wide swathe through the population of Tasmanian devils since 1996. The disease has reduced the devil

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Scientist Andrew Storfer checks a Tasmanian devil for signs of devil tumor facial disease. Credit and Larger Version

Devil facial tumour disease causes tumours to form in and around the mouth, interfering with feeding and eventually leading to death by starvation.

Where do Tasmanian devils live? What type of is a Tasmanian devil? Many Tasmanian devils are dying from a disease called Devil Facial Tumour Disease

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