ANIMAL ADVOCATES AUSTRALIA

HELLO FOLLOWERS. Just a quick visit to introduce you to Blossom our resident Peacock. He is one of our most regular visitors at home here in the QLD Aust Bush. He sleeps up in the trees at night and comes down during the day. He has 9 other friends who come and go. One is white but is rarely seen. We also have regular Guinea Fowl that are very cheeky and loud. Apart from the Dingos, Snakes, lizards, Koalas, Kangaroos, wallabies, dogs, chickens, horse and cat. We have thousands of Water Fowl on the small river here and our 5 dams. Plus King Parrots, Rosellas, Grass Parrots etc in abundance! PARADISE!!!

JUST GOT HOME, WALKED IN THE DOOR AND “WTF” THE TEMP INSIDE IS A SWELTERING 37.3•C AND ON GOES THE AIR CON :-)

WHAT A STINKER OF A HOT DAY AND MORE TO COME!

THIS IS A VERY SPECIAL FRIEND I FOUND WHILE WORKING IN MY VEGIE PATCH TODAY. I CALL HER MY NATURAL PEST CONTROL.

PRAYING MANTIS HERE IN QUEENSLAND ARE LARGE. THIS SWEET GIRL ISN’T YET FULL GROWN BUT STILL CLOSE TO THE LENGTH OF MY IPHONE.

BEAUTIFUL NATURED AND ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS! SHE CAME INSIDE FOR PHOTO SHOOT THEN BACK TO THE VEGIE PATCH TO GET FAT AND FIND HERSELF A BOYFRIEND TO EAT :-))))

Caught on camera: Queensland children bludgeon goats to death on island

This sequence of photos shows the moment a group of children bashed a goat to death on a beach in north Queensland. Source: Townsville Bulletin

THE RSPCA will investigate the brutal killing of a baby goat on a North Queensland island after the youths responsible were caught in the act on camera.

The senseless attack occurred on Curacoa Island, which forms part of the Palm Island group, and has left the RSPCA and the island’s mayor outraged.

A Townsville woman, who asked to remain anonymous, told the Townsville Bulletin she was sailing with friends from the Sunshine Coast at the weekend when she saw the incident.

The woman said the attack left her “sick to the stomach” but she did not try to intervene because she thought the goat’s fate was sealed and she feared for her own safety.

She said she heard the goat “letting out sickening bleats of unimaginable pain” during the beating and, after each thud, she could here the children laughing.

The woman said that before the goat was bludgeoned to death, the children had just killed an adult goat in the same way. “This was the most disgraceful act of cruelty I have ever witnessed,” she said.

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2 PM IN THE AFTERNOON HERE ON THE TOOWOOMBA RANGE, SUNNY QUEENSLAND ( Aaauurruupphhhh Bullshit ). VISIBILITY NEAR FENDER BENDER ZERO :-((((

Dugong deaths spark national alarm.

ANOTHER dugong is dead. And while the region’s call for answers gets louder it’s becoming abundantly clear something’s not right in our World Heritage-listed harbour.

That’s the big concern for Queensland World Wildlife Fund manager Nick Heath and the region’s residents.

“The reality is we’re killing these animals and we don’t know why they’re dying,” concerned citizen Jan Arens said.

While the cause of death remains uncertain, there is national anxiety over increasing instances of dugong strandings with 76 reported as of March this year compared to 81 in total for 2010.

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