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Australian predator relocated to refuge as population dwindles

Australian predator relocated to refuge as population dwindles
Summary

Once a key Australian predator, northern quoll numbers are now dwindling due to habitat loss and predation. A new program is hoping to give the endangered mammal a future. Around 20 female northern quolls with young are being moved into a 950-hectare refuge near Townsville.

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