How Australian Farmers Deal With Thousands Of Invasive Foxes

How Australian Farmers Deal With Thousands Of Invasive Foxes

In Australia, the agricultural landscape faces a daunting challenge from millions of foxes, presenting a formidable threat to the farming industry. Originally brought over in the 19th century for sport hunting, these foxes have multiplied rapidly, establishing themselves as a pervasive invasive species. Their predatory behavior targets livestock, with lambs and poultry particularly vulnerable, while also posing a serious danger to native wildlife, exacerbating the biodiversity dilemma. Furthermore, their influence extends to crops through indirect but significant means, as they diminish pollinator and seed disperser populations by preying on small mammals and birds.

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