Re:Koalas ‘Functionally Extinct’ After Australia Fires Destr...
by Supermancho on Wednesday November 27, 2019 @10:08PM
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As per wikipedia:
> Since the 1990s, government agencies have tried to control their numbers by culling, but public and international outcry has forced the use of translocation and sterilisation, instead.[165]
Maybe nuisance is the wrong word, until you look at the Chlamydiaceae bacteria infection rates. You generally don't want to touch wild ones.
> Since the 1990s, government agencies have tried to control their numbers by culling, but public and international outcry has forced the use of translocation and sterilisation, instead.[165]
Maybe nuisance is the wrong word, until you look at the Chlamydiaceae bacteria infection rates. You generally don't want to touch wild ones.