CAMPAIGN TO BAN SOME RODENTICIDES
Posted on: Tue 24 May 2022
Last year, New South Wales and Queensland suffered from mice plague, and experts warn this year a similar issue could happen.
Birdlife Australia launched a campaign to ban anti-coagulant rodenticides to be sold from supermarkets shelves, as the ingredients from the rat poison might not only affect rodents, but wildlife and domestic animals.
According to a survey done by Birdlife Australia to vets, they are treating more animals due to poisoning, and the numbers will continue to grow.
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