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| East Asia and the Pacific China - Japan - Australia and challenges throughout East Asia. |
19 Apr 17, 15:48
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Originally Posted by Achtung Baby
The scary thing now are wild dogs, some can grow quite large, some have been reported to be up to 40 kgs in Qlds. The worst part is, there is no successful method to keep them under control.
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And let's be fair, Australia has had some difficulties with controlling wild animals.
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