South Australia farmer catches spotted quoll in first official state sighting for 130 years
by Cait Kelly from Environment | The Guardian on (#6F4R1)
Pao Ling Tsai thought his chickens were being taken by a cat but instead he trapped an animal thought extinct on the Limestone Coast
A South Australian farmer trying to protect his chickens has caught a spotted quoll - a species not recorded in the state for over 130 years.
Pao Ling Tsai lost one of his chickens to a predator earlier this week but managed to take some photographs of the animal before it escaped. Unsure of what he had seen, he contacted South Australia's national parks and wildlife service and they set up a trap.
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