147. 🐇 How Australian Farmers Deal With 281 Million Wild Rabbits Destroy Farms | Invasive Species
Australian farmers are facing a monumental challenge in dealing with the invasive species of wild rabbits, numbering a staggering 281 million, as they relentlessly devastate farms across the continent. These rabbits, classified as an invasive species due to their destructive impact on ecosystems, multiply rapidly, exacerbating the agricultural damage. To address this persistent threat, farmers employ various strategies to control the invasive species population and minimize their detrimental effects on farmlands. These methods include advanced fencing techniques, the introduction of biological controls, targeted culling programs, and habitat management practices. Despite the formidable nature of this invasive species, Australian farmers persist in their efforts to protect their farms and restore ecological balance to their agricultural landscapes.
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15:18 wild boar invade
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The wild boar made a spectacular escape
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Why do farmers trap wild boars?
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