In the imaginative firmament of my childhood, the Looney Tunes were a radiant constellation, and no star shone brighter than the Tasmanian Devil. Jaime Weinman, in his book “Anvils, Mallets ...

While the latest additions to the Los Angeles Zoo don’t look or act much like their Looney Tunes counterpart, they could ...

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 ...

Tasmanian devils are perhaps best-known for their pop-culture depiction in Looney Tunes, as the slavering predator who spins around in a chaotic whirlwind. The real thing is not quite as out-of ...

They’re endangered in the wild and rare to see even in zoos, but Fort Wayne Zoo is home to two Tasmanian devils. Last June, ...

The AFL and Warner Bros could be heading for a legal battle over the trademark rights to the Tasmanian Devil. Warner Bros has a trademark related to its Looney Tunes Tasmanian devil character, which ...

However, it has come to realise the name is already trademarked by Warner Bros, the Hollywood studio behind The Looney Tunes cartoons. Warner Bros owns the trademark for the Tasmanian devil.