Two Tasmanian Devil joeys born recently at Aussie Ark are a symbol of continued hope for the endangered species as part of a critical insurance population. In 8 months, in partnership with Re:wild and WildArk, they will be released into a wild protected sanctuary, the largest of its kind for Tasmanian Devils. Aussie Ark’s population of Tasmanian Devils is free from the devastating Devil Facial Tumor Disease (DFTD) that plagues wild populations. | Leonardo DiCaprio

It is finally time. Our Tasmanian Devils are ready to meet you face-to-snout at #NightSafari, starting tonight! 🌚 Our three-year-old female Tasmanian Devils – Crumpet, Snickers, Panini and Jesse – are the first-ever Devils in Singapore. Their move here is part of a Species Management Programme, a collaboration between zoological institutions to ensure long-term sustainability of species populations under human care. Pop by their exhibit at the end of Wallaby Trail to catch them exploring their

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