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Record fox cull to give scientists fresh insight into the diet of Southern WA feral predators

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Feral foxes are being culled at record rates across the country as more farmers move to protect their flocks. The corpses will have a second life, with scientists studying the diet of the foxes to understand the impact they are having on the environment. Murdoch University PhD candidate Natalie Grassi said the predatory diet would be analysed to better understand their eating habits.

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Feral fox numbers falling as scientists and researchers join annual cull in Southern WA

Scientists from Murdoch University will analyse the stomach contents of feral foxes after West Australian farmers culled hundreds of animals near the Stirling Range.

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