In order to eliminate tens of thousands of wild camels in the arid region of northwest Australia, the Australian government did not hesitate to use helicopters, drone reconnaissance, and hired licensed professional hunters to organize a special "hunting operation", resulting in a total of about 10,000 shots in 5 days, which is a drop in the bucket for the 600,000 wild camels that are still alive.
This dromedary camel from India, Afghanistan or Arabia can show tenacious survivability in the water-scarce and extremely hot Australian continent, with excellent water storage capacity, sensitive sense of smell for water sources, and can not meet any natural enemies, nor is it affected by any parasites and diseases, on the contrary, they have super reproductive ability, the number of every 9 years, it will turn over, early Australia as a paradise for pleasure.
However, wild camels seriously damage the local ecological environment: they will flock to tear down toilets, destroy faucets and savage ways to find water, once fresh water is found, a wild camel will drink 200 liters of water in 10 minutes, leaving other cattle and sheep and livestock without water to drink, sit still, they do not give up any water roots, even air-conditioned water, in order to compete for grass resources, tall camels can easily kick dead cattle and sheep, in addition to a wild camel, a year can emit methane equivalent to one ton of carbon dioxide.
The Australian government's lack of proper handling of this group of alien species that the British colonists used to transport and explore, and laissez-faire eventually led to the current embarrassing situation. Moreover, the meat of wild camels is not delicious, it cannot be eaten on the people's table, and hunting and killing has become a common practice year after year.
