Essay On Tasmanian Devil

The Tasmanian devil (Sarcophilus harrisii) is the world’s largest carnivorous marsupial. They can reach 20 to 30 inches in length and weigh anywhere from 9 to 26 pounds. Their size varies according to range and food availability. It has a large head and very sharp, strong teeth, delivering a nasty bite, one of the most powerful mammal bites pound for pound. Their fur is course and dark brown or black. Some have white stripes and/or light spots on their fur. They are nocturnal and solitary and usually make their homes in hollowed out logs, caves, under rocks or in burrows. They often eat dead carcasses, insects, birds, fish and snakes. They eat the entire animal, all parts including hair and bones.

They are native to Tasmania, Australia. Once found on the mainland as well, it is thought that they are no longer there because of the introduction of dingoes. Their survival is also threatened by a disease called devil facial tumor disease (DFTD) which grows quickly causing lumps to form around its mouth and head making it difficult for them to eat, and eventually leading to

It can also be a burden, however, because that intense energy may be taken wrong by others. It is seen as being very tactful which is also translated to brutal honesty, but also brashness, and sometimes misconstrued by others. The spirit of the Tasmanian devil is very strong and not to be taken on by the weak as it may overcome you and make you come across as rude and insensitive. So, you should take meditation with this spirit guide in small doses. It may also be very helpful and healthy in letting out the anger in you as long as you can control it. This spirit guide may come to those who have been hurt badly and are in need of letting go of that aggression. It can aid in letting go of negative energy and help with the forgiveness that you need to show in order to make yourself whole