There are no native animals overpopulating Australia. Some, such as the red kangaroo, are considered a pest to farmers, but this does not mean they overpopulate the country. Farmers have cleared land for agriculture - land which was native habitat for these animals.
Introduced animals which overpopulate Australia and are therefore detrimental to the native habitat of Australia include pigeons, feral goats, camels, various vermin such as mice etc, feral cats, feral pigs, foxes, rabbits, cane toads, horses, sheep (farmed) and cattle (farmed).
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The 2 important animals are Kangaroos and Koalas
Kangaroos and wombats
If they didn't exist the animals they eat would overpopulate.
There is a huge variety of animals and crops farmed in Australia. All types of livestock are farmed, as well as almost all types of fruits, vegetables and grain crops.
because if there were any more it would overpopulate and under populate in many animals because of all the varies of animals
Helpful. They eat other smaller animals that overpopulate the jungle. So, in that way, yesss :)
Not exactly. Culling is when animals overpopulate, like deer or kangaroos. However, in Africa they 'cull' elephants even though they are under threat.
Man's ignorance! They overpopulate, destroy the natural habit and put these magnificent animals in captivity for profit.
If a certain animals, say, a tiger, were to die/go extinct. Their prey would overpopulate and throw several ecosystems off track. It would be like a domino effect.
The lion is a top predator on the African savannah - it's importance is that without a predator, the prey animals would overpopulate and eat all of the plants and create a desert with dead animals everywhere as they starved.
Australia has the greatest number of these types of animals. Kangaroos, koalas, possums and wombats are included in this category.