IT’S rare that wiping out an animal population contributes to conservation, but in the case of Macquarie Island, it has saved an untold number of rare creatures. Located in the subantarctic Pacific, Macquarie used to have 300,000 rabbits, but after a culling program last decade it was finally declared pest...
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