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Say Cheese! This Tasmanian Devil is giving us his best 'I'm too cool for school' pose. With its eyes closed and head held high, this endangered marsupial knows how to strike a pose. Standing tall in the lush grass of the Tasman Peninsula in Southern Tasmania, this native Australian animal is a true wildlife superstar. With its full-length body and shoulder turned away from the camera, it's clear that this devil means business. Don't let those cute little ears fool you - these carnivorous creatures are known for their feisty nature and powerful jaws. Captured by David Wall on a sunny day back in 2006, this print showcases the beauty of Australia's unique fauna. The Tasmanian Devil, or Sarcophilus harrisii as our scientific friends like to call it, is an endemic species found only on this island paradise. So grab your popcorn and get ready for some wild entertainment because Ardea Picture Library has brought us another incredible snapshot of nature at its finest. Whether you're an animal lover or just appreciate a good photograph, this print will surely make you smile.

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