Tasmanian devils, the size of a small dog and made famous by the fierce Looney Tunes cartoon character known as 'Taz,' were listed as endangered on the United Nations' Red List in 2008. (Aussie ...

Endangered Tasmanian devils have returned to mainland Australia after teetering on the brink of extinction. Conservationists released 11 of the animals — made famous by the Looney Tunes cartoon ...

The Looney Tunes cartoon character didn’t originate until the 1954 episode Devil May Hare, in which Bugs Bunny dispatches the Tasmanian devil by, naturally, setting him up with a female.

The Tasmanian tiger, which was much larger, is believed to have been driven to extinction by humans by the mid-1900s. Tasmania, one of Australia’s six states, is the big island south of Melbourne.

A 36-year-old Staten Island man who claims to have had a lifelong phobia of the Tasmanian Devil cartoon is accusing his wealthy father-in-law of making his life hell by menacing him with a bushy ...

The Tasmanian devil was formally listed as a vulnerable species last week under the state's threatened species legislation. But the virulent disease continues to spread at an alarming rate, and ...

Tequila, Tabasco, Mouse and Mozza and four other Tasmanian devils will soon board a long haul flight to the US, where they'll settle into four zoos as part of Tasmania's ambassador program.

Tasmanian AFL boss says Warner Bros didn't know the Tassie devil is a real animal when team battled the entertainment giant for the right to use the name Taz has been a Looney Toons character for ...