Rabbits aren’t native to Australia. At all. The flora never evolved to withstand that kind of aggressive grazing. They. Eat. Everything. Including the scrub that protects the topsoil and keeps it from drying out and blowing away in dust storms.
Then what would you say is a more serious ecological threat to the native flora and fauna of the continent? Apart from global warming, that one’s a given.
I’m being serious, I want to hear what you have to say.
You just described a threat to farmers, not native species.
See, here’s the thing.
Rabbits aren’t native to Australia. At all. The flora never evolved to withstand that kind of aggressive grazing. They. Eat. Everything. Including the scrub that protects the topsoil and keeps it from drying out and blowing away in dust storms.
Yes, I know. I am Australian. This is an Australian community.
Then what would you say is a more serious ecological threat to the native flora and fauna of the continent? Apart from global warming, that one’s a given.
I’m being serious, I want to hear what you have to say.