Australia can be flooded with all kinds of species. Why does it become a paradise for animals?

Australia can really be called a paradise for animals. In Australia, even rabbits will be flooded. If you look at it clearly, it will be flooded. This disaster has seriously affected the daily life of Australians. Animals that bring disasters to Australia are not only rabbits, but also wild boar, mice, snakes and crayfish that we China people like best. These are rare delicacies in China, but in sparsely populated Australia, they are the owners of this land and live very comfortably.

Why are animals flooded? There are the following points:

1. Australia's unique geographical environment, Australia is the only country in the world that monopolizes a continent, with a very large area, but the total population of the country is about 25 million, which is a seriously sparsely populated country. The west is basically a vast desert, the east is a vast grassland, and the coastal areas are surrounded by tropical rain forests. The climate is warm and humid, which is very suitable for plant growth. The congenitally superior environment is very suitable for the growth of animals and plants, which is not envied by many countries.

2. The introduction of exotic species is the direct cause of the disorder of ecological balance in Australia. Most people in Australia are immigrants. /kloc-at the end of 0/8, Britain first regarded Australia as an exile and later became its own colony. A large number of British immigrants to Australia, of course, also brought many non-Australian creatures. According to statistics, in the past 200 years, more than 30 exotic species have been introduced, and there are no natural enemies. Therefore, herbivores such as rabbits, wild boars and goats have no natural enemies and will eat crops, which will affect the harvest of Australian farmers.

There are so many animals in Australia that many people in China envy them because they really smell good. In desperation, the Australian government used machine guns and shells to kill these exotic species to control the number of these animals. In short, let's wish Australia peace.