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Horses arrived with the First fleet in 1788.

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The first feral rabbit population was reported in Tasmania as early 1827

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The first feral rabbit population was reported in Tasmania as early as 1827

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Feral rabbits can be find in many different habitats

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They infested chinchilla in the 1920s and we’re expanding at 400000 ha per year

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Goats arrived in Australia with the first fleet in 1788. As they were small and hardy, ate a range of plants and provided milk and meat, they were convenient livestock for early European settlers.

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Feral rabbits are night-time gazers,preferring green grass and herbs 🐰🌱

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Prickly pear in Queensland is a generic term for five different opuntia cacti.

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The feral European rabbit is one of the most widely distributed and abundant mammals in Australia.

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Prickly pears can

grow at 400,000 every year

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Prickly pears infested Queensland

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Domesticated rabbits arrived in Australia with the First Fleet. The First feral rabbit population was reported in Tasmania

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Feral horses and donkeys are serious environmental pests, causing erosion and damaging vegetation with their hard hooves

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Feral rabbits are night time grazers

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Feral rabbits can breed from the age of four months,and cand do at any time of the month

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Feral rabbits compete with native wildlife, damage vegetation and degrade the land.

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Prickly pear had many poison centres in infested areas

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Prickly pear had many poison centres in infested areas

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Most of the estimated 400,000 feral horses occur in the extensive cattle production areas of the Northern Territory, Queensland and some parts of western Australia.

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During the 19th century, sailors released goats onto islands and some areas of the main land for emergency food. Certain breeds were imported for their hair. More recently, goats have been used too keep plantation forest and inland pastoral land free of weeds.

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Feral goats are across 28 percent of Australia and are nearly in every state and on some offshore islands.

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Feral animals were brought into Australia by people who. Well, yeah.

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Feral goat arrived in 1788 and provided milk and infest local areas 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐

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Feral horse arrived in the first fleet in 1788.Much of the horse escaped or died

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Chemical control found that arsenic pentoxide was effective against prickly pears but it was expensive

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Feral rabbits are night-time grazers, preferring grass and herbs.They also dig below grasses to reach roots and seeds.

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Much of the country was initially grazed without fences, so escape was common.

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Rabbits damage vegetation and degrade the land

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Although concern at the pear invasion had been expressed in the 1880s, you didn’t it’s stronghold was in brigalow

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Effective rabbits control requires integration of different methods;

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Feral goats experts say there are about 2.6 million feral goats but it is hard to tell

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By 1949 the donkey was sufficiently numerous to be declared a pest in Western Australia!!

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Pear can hurt you

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glyphosate Is a poison that helps control prickly pear population

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Feral herds developed as these domestic goats escaped, were abandoned or were deliberately released.

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The most of the feral horses estimate is about 400,000 horses

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Australia has an estimated 400,000 feral horses and million of feral Donkeys, mainly in central and northern Australia.

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The feral European rabbit is one of the most widely distributed and abundant mammals in Australia, It causes severe damage to our natural environment and to architecture .

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Donkeys arrived in Australia in 1866 to serve as pack animals and in haulage teams

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Feral rabbits caused a lot of the desert. They ruined the land. TOGETHER LETS TAKE THEM DOWN!!! CHAAARGE!

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Feral rabbits may cause the extinction of serval small up to 5.5 kilograms

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Effective rabbit control requires integration of different methods; any single technique used in isolation is less

effective than 2 or more techniques combined.

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The people try to control prickly pear growth

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Feral goats arrived with the first fleet even though little have escaped they have increased quickly

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Rabbits came with the first fleet in 1788 and now they have conquered aloft of Melbourne

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The main chemical control used for rabbits is the poison; sodium flouroacetate (1080)

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That Queensland created a bounty on certain birds to stop prickly pears from spreading

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Rats are very fast

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Feral goats now occur across 28% of Australia 🇦🇺. They can be found in all states and territories and on some offshore islands, but are most common.

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Feral rabbits may have caused the extinction of several small ground dwelling mammals of Australia’s arid lands, and have contributed to the decline in numbers of many native plants and animals.