Mice plague hits Australia: Rodents destroy grains in silos, chew electrical wires
Vast tracts of land in Australia's New South Wales state are being threatened by a mouse plague that the state government describes as absolutely unprecedented.
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Vast tracts of land in Australia's New South Wales state are being threatened by a mouse plague that the state government describes as absolutely unprecedented.
The massive surge in rodent numbers threatens “an absolute economic and social crisis in rural and regional New South Wales.”
First Australia had a surge of COVID-19 outbreaks. Now, the country has an entirely different ‘absolutely unprecedented’ problem
The plague could wipe more than 1 billion Australian dollars ($775 million) from the value of the winter crop.
The New South Wales state government described the problem as ‘unprecedented’.