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Fostering Tiny Baby Rock Wallabies Nature's Miracle Babies BBC Earth

Fostering Tiny Baby Rock Wallabies Nature's Miracle Babies BBC Earth

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This dedicated team at Adelaide Zoo in Australia, are on a mission to save the extremely endangered Rock Wallabies. promontorium: I visited Australia long ago. I was on Magnetic Island off (the city of) Townsville and while hiking up a big rocky steep hill a creature popped out from behind some rocks, took a look and then bounced away. I yelled out to my friend A jackrabbit. No. Kangaroo. No. WALLABY!
Date: 2020-12-03

Comments and reviews: 6


So that is classified by BBC as a baby? If that is a baby then abortion really disgusts me because that is the level of development that many want to kill their babies at mostly for convenience.
BTW I'm a woman and I have 5 younger siblings so I know that pregnancy is hard but that doesn't give woman the right to kill babies which includes female babies.

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Whilst I respect and honour their effort to protect the endangered rock wallabies, I as much despise the fact that they euthanize the other joeys. I bet there could be another way to do this.
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Amazing. I hope they can work with a Medical University in the future, instead of euthanising the extra baby, to develop better incubators, formulars, artifical wombs etc.
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I imagine if the wallabies were humans who can process & communicate their feelings how heartbreaking this whole intervention process is for them
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So why are they whispering? Ssshhh. Let's pretend we're not being heard on camera? - Or don't wanna wake little duffer up?
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This is wrong killing one baby to save another one from other species which is in this endangered condition just because of us
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