Tasmanian Devil's Diet
Though some of the animals Bugs reads about in the booklet he's given aren't mentioned, here's a complete list of the Tasmanian Devil's prey as shown to the viewer on the booklet (though some of the animals are listed twice when Bugs reads the booklet):
- Aardvarks
- Ants
- Bears
- Boars
- Cats
- Bats
- Dogs
- Hogs
- Elephants
- Antelopes
- Pheasants
- Ferrets
- Giraffes
- Gazelles
- Stoats
- Goats
- Shoats
- Ostriches
- Lions
- Jackals
- Muskrats
- Minks
- Dingoes
- Zebras
- Foxes
- Boxes
- Octopuses
- Penguins
- People
- Warthogs
- Yaks
- Gnus
- Newts
- Walrus
- Wildebeests
- Moose
- Mice
- Snipes
- Elk
- Wapiti
- Tortoise
- Roadrunners
- Elands
- Foxes
- Wolves
- Guinea Hen
- Vultures
- Eagles
- Hummingbirds
- Squids
- Salamanders
- Water Buffalo
- Bison
- Kangaroos
- Dawes
- Unicorns
- Vixens
- Octopuses
- Oxen
- Penguins
- Widgeons
- Warthogs
- Yaks
- Newts
- Walruses
- Gnus
- Wildebeests
- And Especially Rabbits!
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