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As the Thorny devil is currently neither endangered not officially threatened, there is little active effort being put into saving it. Although its numbers are decreasing, the only thing that has been done to save these desert-dwelling reptiles is to list them as protected under Australia's Wildlife Conservation Act.
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What is the thorny devil's learned behavior?
The thorny devil is an Australian lizard is a lizard that behaves as one might expect a lizard to behave, save for one major thing. Thorny devils use landmarks to find their way around.
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