With funding, and effective invasive species eradication policy we could be ridding Australia of a lot more than cane toads.
From invasive plant species to large animals like camels and many, many others in between, this continent's ecosystems and wildlife are being decimated by introduced species. As per usual, our govts make noises but don't take seriously the work they should be doing to stop the destruction.
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With funding, and effective invasive species eradication policy we could be ridding Australia of a lot more than cane toads.
From invasive plant species to large animals like camels and many, many others in between, this continent's ecosystems and wildlife are being decimated by introduced species. As per usual, our govts make noises but don't take seriously the work they should be doing to stop the destruction.
For more info and resources: https://invasives.org.au/
The only thing that can stop a bad guy with a camel is a good guy with a camel.
Depends on the camels!
Wild. So much I didn't know. Also quite funny, intentionally and sometimes unintentionally.
impressive.
as an european, this is one of the pictures that makes me go "this is AI generated, right"?
Ya looks like it, the density of toads and snakes is much higher in real life
Wait until they team up against the humans.
Drones. Little mosquito sized drones that target cane toads.