MidCoast Council urges residents to not mistake antechinus for mice | Gloucester Advocate
The brown antechinus looks like a mouse, but is more friend than foe - they help git rid...
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The brown antechinus looks like a mouse, but is more friend than foe - they help git rid...
The brown antechinus looks like a mouse, but is more friend than foe - they help git rid...
The brown antechinus looks like a mouse, but is more friend than foe - they help git rid...
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Share 'Human intervention is what has caused the dangerous change in this pack’s behaviour,' the MidCoast Council dingo expert said. As many as 20 wild dogs are operating in the Hawks Nest Tea Gardens area, according to the NSW Department of Primary Industry and Environment. Mr Bell said it was vital the community stopped feeding the dingoes as doing so made them more demanding and aggressive to those they perceive to be a threat. A MidCoast Council dingo expert said the local dingo population (pictured) had become territorial and aggressive because of human intervention 'We cannot have ...