Aw fuck. Dazza I'll have to call you back. The sheilahs are doing maintenance in the dunny.
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Aw fuck. Dazza I'll have to call you back. The sheilahs are doing maintenance in the dunny.
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The burrows made by the rabbit-eared bilby serve as ‘outback oases’ for birds, reptiles and more.
I find it terrific that these guys play such a crucial role in our native habitat for other species. But what worries me is that those that rely on a bilby for habitat function are relying on a species that is being increasingly endangered in Australia and one must wonder what ramifications this has for many others such as the dwarf Bearded Dragon .
Americans: *complaining about now having to spend $1,000 on an iPhone*
Australians: *scoffing in the distance*
What’s going on down under people? Time to book a ticket to Australia.
Am I ever going to see your face again?
No way
Get fucked
FUCK OFF
Really scary how much landscape can be altered by fire, then how the fire alters species interactions. Foxes like cats devastate native small mammal populations and the fire doesn’t help as the medium sized mammals increase from 18 to 54% of fox diets after fire.