Queensland Offers Bounty for Feral Cats to Control Population

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The increasing number of feral cats in Queensland, Australia, has prompted calls for a bounty program to manage their population. Feral cats pose a significant threat to native wildlife, contributing to the decline of various species. The proposed bounty aims to incentivize the removal of these cats from the environment, thereby mitigating their impact on the ecosystem. The details of the bounty program, including the amount offered per cat and the areas covered, are still under discussion.