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SwissTony

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12. Also by rabbits, horses, camels, buffaloes

Reply to tblue37 (Reply #4)

Sun May 21, 2017, 05:12 AM

May 2017

and canetoads. The list goes on and on.

Other countries also have "impressive" lists e.g. the US.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_introduced_species

Ours seem somehow more invasive. Plenty of room for them to occupy.

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Cute baby emu pesters patient basset hounds: [View all] tblue37 May 2017 OP

Cute now.... alittlelark May 2017 #1

No doubt. nt tblue37 May 2017 #2

Yep, Emus take their dinosaur heritage seriously. hunter May 2017 #8

Emus defeated Australia in a war! anneboleyn May 2017 #3

Australia has also been defeated by its feral cat population. nt tblue37 May 2017 #4

So is it next to be the feral cat vs. emu... ? eom littlemissmartypants May 2017 #5

The animal armies clearly have great generals! The emus utilized strategic retreat methods anneboleyn May 2017 #7

Also by rabbits, horses, camels, buffaloes SwissTony May 2017 #12

So cute. ♡ Thanks for the post tblue37. ♡ eom littlemissmartypants May 2017 #6

Bwah-HAH, & yet bassett #2 expressed his essential dog-ness by sniffing emu ass UTUSN May 2017 #9

Awww! What patient little basset hounds. smirkymonkey May 2017 #10

my old basset would have eaten it certainot May 2017 #11

Reminds me of Ros Hull & emu years ago Motley13 May 2017 #13