Early last month, passengers found two possum on a trip to (Blue Mountains) `s train in Sydney. (picture of the Daily telegram)
At the beginning of last month, two negative mice were found on a train to Blue Mountains in Sydney, according to the Daily Telegraph.
It is reported that on Sunday morning, on Sunday morning, a passenger found a young ring-tail possum in Sydney on a train between Hornsby and Penriith, and then notified the train station staff.
The naughty opossum should have boarded the train at Hornby`s maintenance station, and it was only after eight stops that passengers noticed one of them.
A negative mouse dozed in the seat. (
After receiving the report, the staff evacuated the passengers in the car where the possum was located and closed the car to ensure the safety of the two little guys and passengers.
Volunteers from (WIRES), the Blue Mountain Wildlife Information Rescue and Education Service, received the report and came to Penriss train Station. They spent 15 minutes controlling the two opossum and taking them off the train. The train then resumes operation.
One of the volunteers, Tracy Burgess, said she took a nap on a seat after she went upstairs in the car. This is a young, young, young mouse. Another volunteer found the other negative in a seat downstairs.
That night, the two possum were sent back to Hornsby`s home and back to her mother possum.
Such cases are rare, Burgess said. Possum at the end of the ring is more likely to stay on the roof and does not often run to the ground to disturb humans.
