Updated: 21 Feb 2018
A poster showing information regarding the status of the greater bilby.
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A poster showing information regarding the status of the greater bilby.
Print this Greater Bilby Poster out and display it in your classroom when studying endangered animals.
Information includes:
Where: Arid areas of Central Australia.
How many: Estimated at less than 1000 (As of 2010)
Why: Feral cats are a major threat to bilbies. Many bilbies have been killed by traps and poison set for rabbits. In the 18th century, bilbies were hunted for their fur.
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