tiny little pygmy possums, which you would never think would be able to survive such an intense fire. in the aftermath of the fires, anything that managed to survive the inferno faced a new threat on the charred landscape: feral cats. with so many species already pushed to the brink, a battle is now underway to remove them from the fragile environment. so it looks like quite a contraption. they re a snap trap, so a cat will put its paw inside it, it will snap shut, it will hold the paw and then we come out, basically a sunrise, at the earliest time, and euthanise the cat. it s great that they can hold a feral cat and not damage native wildlife. at the far end of the island, untouched by the fires of black summer,
to sort of see these guys, burrowing down and have sort of survived, or moved along in different areas. tiny little pygmy possums, which you would never think would be able to survive such an intense fire. in the aftermath of the fires, anything that managed to survive the inferno faced a new threat on the charred landscape: feral cats. with so many species already pushed to the brink, a battle is now underway to remove them from the fragile environment. so it looks like quite a contraption. they re a snap trap, so a cat will put its paw inside it, it will snap shut, it will hold the paw and then we come out, basically a sunrise, at the earliest time, and euthanise the cat. it s great that they can hold a feral cat and not damage native wildlife. at the far end of the island,
dunnart, we know more about the dunnart than ever, because of the bushfire, which i guess is a bit of a silver lining. and what we ve seen from that is that we have found dunnarts in a lot more locations than we previously have. and it s notjust dunnarts which have survived. this is a possum, a brushtail possum. it s very, very nice to sort of see these guys, burrowing down and sort of survived, or moved along in different areas. tiny little pygmy possums, which you would never think would be able to survive such an intense fire. in the aftermath of the fires, anything that managed to survive the inferno faced a new threat on the charred landscape feral cats. with so many species already pushed to the brink, a battle is now under way to remove them from the fragile environment. so it looks like quite a contraption. they re a snap trap,
so it looks like quite a contraption. they re a snap trap, so a cat will put its paw inside it, it will snap shut, it will hold the paw and then we come out, basically a sunrise, at the earliest time, and euthanise the cat. it s great that they can hold a feral cat and not damage native wildlife. at the far end of the island, untouched by the fires of black summer, wildlife is flourishing. this is a map of kangaroo island showing where the fires occurred, this last year, and the colours, they show you the intensity of the fire in a lot of area. so the western end of the island, you can see there was some very, very intense burns. but there were also some areas that didn t burn. so there were some refuges for the wildlife to escape some of this.
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