In Australia, without special permission or permission, it is not possible to kill wild animals at will, to fine lightly, to go to prison, to kill a pigeon for Chinese students, you may be sent home. It is because of this protection system that there are many lawless animals in Australia.
Solemnly declare: do not kill wild animals at will, otherwise the consequences are at your own risk.
1. Beach thief: seagull (Seagull)
Principal offences: theft, robbery, disturbance of public health
In Australia, people who live or travel to the beach are basically harassed by the thief. They will not only pick up food that humans do not want, they will steal food, and even directly rob people of the food they are eating.
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2. Bad boy: kangaroo (Kangaroo)
Main charges: trespassing, disturbing traffic order, fighting
Kangaroo is one of the symbols of Australia, the general attitude towards kangaroo is still good, most of the kangaroo is also good people. But there are also some kangaroos like to disrupt social order, are some troublemakers.
Break into a house
Attempted theft absconding
Impact on public transport
Kangaroos often cross the road causing serious traffic accidents
Fight: fighting is often done by male kangaroos and sometimes attacks on humans
Previous videos of Australian kangaroos fighting on the street quickly became popular on the internet.
3. The most poisonous spider in history: Sydney funnel web spider (Sydney funnel-web spider)
Main charges: burglary, attempted murde
The Sydney funnel web spider, native to the east coast of Australia, is one of the most aggressive spiders in the world, killing an adult in less than an hour with a sting bite.
Murder weapon: fangs
The fangs are more than 1 cm long and can bite through mantels or leather boots. Adults can be up to 6-8 centimeters long, canines up to 1-2 inches (close to 1.3 cm), the poison teeth down like a dagger like a low-down spines, so the funnel web spider needs to hold its head high in order to reveal the venomous teeth to bite down.
Although the killer's venom was virulent, few people died from the funnel web spider after the successful development of the antidote in 1981.
4. Surfer killer: shark
Charges: murder, attempted murder, intimidation
Since 1788, more than 974 shark attacks on humans have been recorded in Australia, 194 of which have been killed, most of the victims of which are dead bones, and there is no way for the police to arrest the prisoners. Irritable and aggressive, human beings are a delicious sausage in front of him.
Some time ago, another surfer in Western Australia was attacked by a shark, finally escaped, but was seriously injured. In addition, shark infested places can cause serious psychological pressure on tourists. The shark's intimidating effect left no one daring to move in the waters for a long time.
5. Poacher Killer: crocodile
Charges: murder, attempted murder, intimidation, trespassing
In the past 50 years, almost 2.7 cases of alligator attacks have occurred every year, and alligator attacks on humans have been largely fatal. And crocodiles have a wider range of activities than sharks. After a torrential rain, there may be crocodiles on the road in the Northern Territory, and crocodiles entering people's homes.
Northern Australia banned crocodile hunting in 1971. Since then, crocodiles have proliferated rapidly, growing in numbers; crocodiles infested rivers, lakes, streams and swamps, turning a blind eye to local residents and tourists, and the number of attacks on people has increased. Crocodiles often uninvited into the backyard, or even the living room. According to local wildlife conservation agency officials, crocodiles are free to swim at high tide, and their favorite place to go is to live in their homes because they can find pets and other things to feed their hunger.
Because of the sheer expansion of crocodiles, Darwin had to shoot 200 to 300 crocodiles a year to keep its inhabitants safe. Alligators often visit the river, the lake will have warning signs, but every year many people inadvertently walk to the river by crocodiles into the water. Most of the people attacked by crocodiles were not foreign tourists, but local residents who turned a blind eye to crocodiles.
But since crocodiles are bulky and homely, murderers are usually caught by the police after they commit a crime.