Move over Tasmanian devils, famed drop bears & Milats. Perhaps the now rare much vilified Australian quoll was to be feared more, particularly in Autumn & winter?

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Move over Tasmanian devils, famed drop bears & Milats. Perhaps the now rare much vilified Australian quoll was to be feared more, particularly in Autumn & winter?

Canibalistic habit of Tasmanian quolls reported 111 times through white history.

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When 'yer starving, you'll eat anything. Just ask The Donner Party.

Answer 2

The article states that the quolls are just scavengers, like buzzards, not cannibals. They don't eat their own kind, but humans are fair game for them.


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