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The Jardin des Plantes is presenting its latest recruits, two adult male Tasmanian devils, flown in from Australia after a health quarantine in Copenhagen. Their names are Rori and Mordo and they are in perfect health. Threatened with extinction, this species is the subject of a breeding programme which will ensure its preservation.

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