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One in six Australians mistake foxes for native animals, survey finds

Invasive Species Council survey reveals widespread misidentification of native Australian animals

1 Sep 20 · 3d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 2 sources · development 1 of 1

A poll of 5,000 people commissioned by the Invasive Species Council and conducted by DemosAU across Queensland, New South Wales, and Victoria found that about one in six residents think red foxes are native, one in three don't know quolls are native, and one in five incorrectly believe cane toads are native. More than 95% correctly identified kangaroos and wombats.

Invasive Species Council survey reveals widespread misidentification of native Australian animals
theguardian.com

“About one in six NSW, QLD and Vic residents think foxes are native animals and a third believe quolls are introduced.”

Invasive Species Council

Invasive Species Council Conservation organizationRob Brewster Rewilding manager, Invasive Species CouncilDiana Fisher Ecologist, University of QueenslandEuan Ritchie Wildlife ecologist, Deakin University

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1Invasive Species Council survey reveals…
Sep 21yesterdaytodaynow · 11:13 PM ET

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  1. 1 outlet Outfoxed: How well do you know your native animals? Australians’ questionable quoll knowledge exposed

    first by theguardian.com, 3d ago

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