Australia has recently discovered 20 rare eastern marsupials, a endemic endangered species that have returned to the sky half a century after disappearing, the Swiss news agency AFP reported on March 15, according to Agence France-Presse, a news agency on March 15, according to Agence France-Presse.
The 20 eastern sacks have been set up in (Booderee National Park)., Porter National Park, in the south of Sydney. "this is the first time Australia has introduced extinct carnivores on the mainland into the wild," (Darren Grover) (Darren Grover), director of ecosystems at WWF (WWF) Australia, said on the 15th.
Australia's government has passed a 15-year plan to control the number of wild animals on Australia's east coast that prey on eastern marsupials, allowing them to reappear after almost extinction, the report said.
A marsupial mammal of the genus Dracaena in eastern China, similar in size to that of a domestic cat. The animal has been extinct on the Australian continent for more than 50 years due to habitat loss, natural enemies such as foxes, disease, poisoning and human hunting. The last time a weasel was found in the Sydney area was in 1963.