Seventy years after foxes were first introduced to Australia in 1870, they had managed to spread across the continent. For the first time, their colonisation of the continent has been mapped.
When European colonists settled in Australia it wasn’t long before they missed the comforts and familiarities of home. What followed was the introduction of many plants and animals brought over on ...
A nationwide program has mapped how foxes spread from south-eastern Australia to as far away as the Pilbara in just 70 years. The research, from the University of Adelaide's Environment Institute and ...
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