【mcexia】評論

Even by the brutish standards of Tasmanian devils, Rosie, Harry, and Clyde have led a lamentable life. A year ago, when the three were each the size of a sesame seed, they wriggled out of their mother’s birth canal and undulated their way to her pouch. There, each locked onto a teat and grew quickly. But within months, their mother developed devil facial tumor disease—a mysterious malady that in the last three years has killed nearly half of all the world’s devils, marsupials that are found only in Tasmania. Shortly after she died, the baby devils, grown to the size of tiny puppies, were fo...