According to the Daily Mail on July 3, Australia has been hit and killed on the Internet after nearly a year in park as a result of stress and hunger in a distressing video, the Daily Mail reported on July 3.
The number of gerbils killed in the park has reached 80 in the past year, according to people involved.
In the northern Queensland city of Keynes, the Keynesian Regional Council installed a fence in the Australian Federation of Labor's (AFL) Park to keep sand kangaroos in captivity, but they also said that in order to ensure the region's sustainable development, the video showed that They do not have the right to resettle the animals, nor do they have the authority to take action on their population management, but they do provide support to volunteers. The state government, on the other hand, has the responsibility to relocate the animals.
These nowhere-to-go animals have been locked up in fences for nearly a year because the gerbils habitat land is used for economic development. Nikki (Nikki Sutterby), president of the Australian kangaroo association, told the Australian broadcaster that kangaroos had no habitat and had to starve to death. "hundreds of kangaroos were trapped in a park surrounded by a fence," she said. "many kangaroos tried so hard to escape that they crashed into the fence and died. They are also under great pressure, and they are at risk of disease. " Residents volunteered to take care of the animals, claiming that 80 kangaroos had died within two weeks.
Biologist Martin. Extreme pressure could lead to unusual rebellious behaviour in gerbils, Cohen (Martin Cohen) said. He says they may have problems with muscle and brain damage in the next few weeks. Michael, a member of the Royal Australian Society for the Prevention of Animal abuse (RSPCA). Betty said that while they may not be enough to eat, the stress on them by passing dogs may be the cause of this extreme behavior. Because these animals are easily nervous about barking dogs or screaming children. Betty suggested that city officials patrol the area and impose fines on those who walk with pets. But John, chief executive of the Keynesian regional council. Andric (John Andrejic) does not approve of this.