How do Tasmanian devils show anger?

Answer 1

Tasmanian devils do not get "angry". Anger is a human emotion. When a Tasmanian devil shows aggression because it is defending its territory, it does so by any of the following means:

• Its ears turn red.
• It makes blood-curdling screams and howling noises.
• It bites others of its species, and it has particularly sharp teeth and very strong jaws.
• When threatened (but not so much when being aggressive), it can release a powerful and repulsive scent.

Answer 2

A Tasmanian devil t is very, very aggressive and also it is a carnivorous animal so I would say a tassie devil hunts animals.

The Tasmanian devil has received a rather undeserved reputation for being very aggressive. In actual fact, it is very shy and no more aggressive than many animal species. It is a nocturnal hunter, hunting on small mammals and birds, or feeding on carrion at night time.

Answer 3

The Tasmanian devil does not get "angry". By instinct, it is territorial, and will fight noisily with other Tasmanian devils for food and territory. When a Tasmanian devil shows aggression because it is defending its territory, it does so by any of the following means:

• Its ears turn red.
• It makes blood-curdling screams and howling noises.
• It bites others of its species, and it has particularly sharp teeth and very strong jaws.
• When threatened (but not so much when being aggressive), it can release a powerful and repulsive scent.

Answer 4

When an invader arrives, a Tasmanian devil's ears turn red. If the invader doesn't leave, it emits a smelly gas, like a skunk.

Answer 5

First, its ears turn red. If you don't leave, it will spray you with a bad smell, like a skunk.

Answer 6

There ears turn red.