2.4K views · 60 reactions | There's bad news for Tasmanian devils, with the deadly facial tumour disease found on a population in one of the parts of the state that was once thought to be cancer-free. But, Tasmanian devil researcher professor Menna Jones says it’s not an ongoing issue because most devils have adapted to the disease. | ABC News | Facebook

Around 80% of Tassie devils have been killed by the Devil Facial Tumour Disease in the last two decades. But now there's hope for the devils. Researchers have observed genetic changes that suggest infected devil populations may be evolving the ability to evade the disease. | Australian Academy of Science