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|Perth Zoo's two Asian elephants, Permai and Putra Mas, are set to move to a new 15-hectare elephant habitat at Monarto Safari Park in South Australia. Zoos SA has launched a fundraising campaign for the project, and the move is expected to take place by the end of next year. The new habitat will provide a bigger and better enclosure for the elephants and will create a new open-range herd, the third of its kind in the state. | |||
* [[List of captive elephants#Australia]] | |||
|<ref>[https://www.watoday.com.au/national/western-australia/perth-zoo-s-asian-elephants-to-move-interstate-after-tricia-s-death-20230803-p5dtlj.html Perth Zoo’s Asian elephants to move interstate after Tricia’s death] WA Today</ref> | |||
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|New data published by the New South Wales (NSW) government reveals that nearly 90% of marine animals caught in shark nets off NSW beaches during the 2022-23 season were non-target species, including turtles, rays, and dolphins. Of the 228 animals ensnared, only 24 were target sharks, while the remaining 204 were non-target species. | |New data published by the New South Wales (NSW) government reveals that nearly 90% of marine animals caught in shark nets off NSW beaches during the 2022-23 season were non-target species, including turtles, rays, and dolphins. Of the 228 animals ensnared, only 24 were target sharks, while the remaining 204 were non-target species. | ||
* [[Report:Shark Meshing (Bather Protection) Program 2022/23 Annual Performance Report]] | |||
|<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2023/aug/01/shark-net-data-sydney-nsw-90-percent-other-animals-statistics Almost 90% of animals caught in NSW shark nets are not sharks, data shows] The Guardian </ref> | |<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2023/aug/01/shark-net-data-sydney-nsw-90-percent-other-animals-statistics Almost 90% of animals caught in NSW shark nets are not sharks, data shows] The Guardian </ref> | ||
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|<ref>[https://www.watoday.com.au/national/western-australia/extraordinarily-cruel-sadistic-barbaric-perth-teenager-jailed-over-kangaroo-killing-spree-20230801-p5dsw7.html ‘Extraordinarily cruel, sadistic, barbaric’: Perth teenager jailed over kangaroo killing spree] WA Today</ref> | |<ref>[https://www.watoday.com.au/national/western-australia/extraordinarily-cruel-sadistic-barbaric-perth-teenager-jailed-over-kangaroo-killing-spree-20230801-p5dsw7.html ‘Extraordinarily cruel, sadistic, barbaric’: Perth teenager jailed over kangaroo killing spree] WA Today</ref> | ||
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Perth Zoo's two Asian elephants, Permai and Putra Mas, are set to move to a new 15-hectare elephant habitat at Monarto Safari Park in South Australia. Zoos SA has launched a fundraising campaign for the project, and the move is expected to take place by the end of next year. The new habitat will provide a bigger and better enclosure for the elephants and will create a new open-range herd, the third of its kind in the state. | [1] |
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New data published by the New South Wales (NSW) government reveals that nearly 90% of marine animals caught in shark nets off NSW beaches during the 2022-23 season were non-target species, including turtles, rays, and dolphins. Of the 228 animals ensnared, only 24 were target sharks, while the remaining 204 were non-target species. | [2] |
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A Perth teenager, Boston King, was sentenced to eight months in prison for a Christmas Eve kangaroo "killing spree" in 2022. He deliberately mowed down 11 kangaroos while driving his Landcruiser after drinking with friends at a pub. During the spree, he paused to cut off a kangaroo's tail and leg using a knife and mounted kerbs to hit more animals. | [3] |