Escaped Tasmanian devil Mary returns to display at Paradise Country; reintroduction to Mavka planned
Topic: generalRegion: asia pacificUpdated: i2 outletsSources: 3Spectrum: Center Only⏱ 1 min read
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Mary, a two-year-old Tasmanian devil, returned to public display at Paradise Country wildlife park on the Gold Coast after spending more than two weeks on the run and months recovering in a specialist wildlife hospital. Park staff say she will be reintroduced to fellow Tasmanian devil Mavka at the theme park in the coming weeks.
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KEY FACTS
- Mary was found in bushland less than 2 kilometres from Paradise Country and spent five days in a specialist wildlife hospital.
- After months of recovery, Mary has returned to her public display enclosure at Paradise Country on the Gold Coast.
- Mary is expected to be reintroduced to fellow Tasmanian devil Mavka at the theme park in the coming weeks.
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Mary Returns to Gold Coast Wildlife Park Display
ozarab.media20h agoLeft
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Escaped Tasmanian devil Mary returns to display at Paradise Country; reintroduction to Mavka planned
abc.net.au23h agoCenter
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Mary the Tasmanian devil makes public return after daring Gold Coast escape - 7NEWS
7news.com.auSep 17Left
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