taz cartoon Logo

taz cartoon Logo Information and History

If you are looking for the taz cartoon logo, you have come to the right place. This arts and design logo is composed of a rectangle with a single color. The colors are listed below as approximations of common colors used in the logo. The logo was designed by Mohammad Turkmany.

Tasmanian devils are endangered in Australia, and Taz cares about saving them. He is an ambassador for the endangered species, and every time a kid buys a stuffed toy, a percentage of the money goes to research and rescue the devil. These efforts continue today.

Taz was first introduced as a character in a 1950s cartoon series. The character is based on the real-life Tasmanian devil, a marsupial native to Australia. Like the Tennessee Top from American folklore, the Tasmanian devil has a ravenous appetite and tends to consume everything in his path. He is known to have a special craving for rabbits.

In 1991, Taz got his own show, "Taz the Cat," which was set on his native island. The show starred Taz and his rambunctious little brother, a June Cleaver-esque mother, and a nonchalant father. Taz was also featured in Bugs Bunny's 24-Carrot Holiday Special. He also made appearances in Sylvester and Tweety and the Looney Tunes Show. He is also the subject of a song, "Merri Meltdown".