Cats have lived around dogs for tens of thousands of years. So using dingoes to control feral cats will not protect our wildlife.
- Adjunct Research Fellow, University of New England
Half of Tasmania’s eastern quolls – Australia’s last population – have disappeared in the past 10 years.
Proposals to reintroduce Tassie devils to the Australian mainland have argued devils could help control feral cats. But new research shows there’s no simple answer.
Feral cats are a huge threat to our native wildlife, hunting and killing an estimated 75 million animals across Australia each and every night. But the killing spree doesn’t end there. There’s a parasite…
With sharp teeth and an attitude to match, quolls are some of Australia’s most impressive hunters. Ranging from around 300g to 5kg, these spectacularly spotted marsupials do an out-sized job of controlling…
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