Скачать или смотреть Critically endangered bettongs flown 2,000km in ambitious rewilding program

Seventy-three critically endangered brush-tailed bettongs have been flown 2,000km to a new home on South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula from Dryandra national park 180km from Perth.
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The 49 males and 24 female bettongs have been fitted with radio transmitters to monitor their progress as part of an ambitious rewilding project – Marna Banggara – that has now reintroduced 193 of the marsupials that were once common across Australia’s mainland.

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