Australia considers mass camel cull

Thousands of camels in Australia’s remote Outback could be killed by marksmen in helicopters under a government plan to cut down the population of the havoc-wreaking creatures.

Australia considers mass camel cull

Thousands of camels in Australia’s remote Outback could be killed by marksmen in helicopters under a government plan to cut down the population of the havoc-wreaking creatures.

First introduced into Australia in the 1840s to help explorers travel through the Australian desert, there are now about one million camels roaming the country.

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