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Smart traps and AI baits: The high-tech push to target Australia’s foxes

The draft plan calls for AI bait stations, traps and cameras to target foxes more precisely as officials say they kill more than 300 million native animals a year.

Responsible for wiping out 20 native species, red foxes remain a persistent threat across 80 per cent of the country. Smart technology could make control efforts far more precise.

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Smart traps and AI baits: The high-tech push to target Australia’s foxes

Responsible for wiping out 20 native species, red foxes remain a persistent threat across 80 per cent of the country. Smart technology could make control efforts far more precise.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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