Uploaded July 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This film describes how Tasmanian devils are being bred in captivity to establish a series of insurance populations. Devils are kept in a semi-wild environment where they are protected from wild devils with the deadly Devil Facial Tumour Disease.
This video is from 'Saving the Devil' -- a multimedia resource that tells the story of the Tasmanian devil and how science, in particular genomics, is playing a role in trying to save the species from extinction.
Find out more about cancer on our website here: yourgenome.org/theme/is-cancer-a-genetic-disease
This film describes how Tasmanian devils are being bred in captivity to establish a series of insurance populations. Devils are kept in a semi-wild environment where they are protected from wild devils with the deadly Devil Facial Tumour Disease.
This video is from 'Saving the Devil' -- a multimedia resource that tells the story of the Tasmanian devil and how science, in particular genomics, is playing a role in trying to save the species from extinction.
Find out more about cancer on our website here: yourgenome.org/theme/is-cancer-a-genetic-disease










