South Australia: Two camels in South Australia will be slaughtered to reduce the amount of water they drink, because it is a dry season with water shortages.
More than 10,000 camels will be shot dead by helicopter gunships on Wednesday to prevent them from drinking too much water in southern Australia. Who are suffering from drought.
Another reason could be because they are concerned that animals are causing global warming because they emit approximately one metric ton of carbon dioxide per year.
Board member Marita Baker told The Australian: "We are living in extremely hot conditions and are not comfortable because many camels have broken fences and some have entered the house to get them. Find water through the air-conditioning. ”
A spokesman for the South Australian Department of Environment and Water said the increase in camel numbers has caused problems in the region. While some of the camels die from thirst or overlap to drink water. In some cases, dead camels have contaminated water sources and other important farming areas.
The number of camels estimated to reach 1.2 million in Australia will take five days to kill 10,000 camels and their bodies will be stored. Sunshine before they are burned or buried.
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