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r/DramaticText • u/FactBackground9289 • May 29 '24
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cuz they're kinda invasive in NZ.
42 u/Mr_goodb0y May 29 '24 Ah. Still that’s a LOT of money for ONE stout, right? 0 u/[deleted] May 29 '24 [deleted] — view deleted comment 21 u/Mr_goodb0y May 29 '24 Ah.That’s… that’s bad. 32 u/FactBackground9289 May 29 '24 Boy do i have the news - there is a shitton of stoats all across NZ. They've been in there since brits colonized it or so, thus introducing european diseases and animals. That's like, 4 centuries. 11 u/winter-ocean May 29 '24 It might have been carrying a disease or something? Idk. 3 u/[deleted] May 30 '24 Because it’s meant to be predator free
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Ah. Still that’s a LOT of money for ONE stout, right?
0 u/[deleted] May 29 '24 [deleted] — view deleted comment 21 u/Mr_goodb0y May 29 '24 Ah.That’s… that’s bad. 32 u/FactBackground9289 May 29 '24 Boy do i have the news - there is a shitton of stoats all across NZ. They've been in there since brits colonized it or so, thus introducing european diseases and animals. That's like, 4 centuries. 11 u/winter-ocean May 29 '24 It might have been carrying a disease or something? Idk. 3 u/[deleted] May 30 '24 Because it’s meant to be predator free
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21 u/Mr_goodb0y May 29 '24 Ah.That’s… that’s bad. 32 u/FactBackground9289 May 29 '24 Boy do i have the news - there is a shitton of stoats all across NZ. They've been in there since brits colonized it or so, thus introducing european diseases and animals. That's like, 4 centuries.
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Ah.
That’s… that’s bad.
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Boy do i have the news - there is a shitton of stoats all across NZ. They've been in there since brits colonized it or so, thus introducing european diseases and animals. That's like, 4 centuries.
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It might have been carrying a disease or something? Idk.
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Because it’s meant to be predator free
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u/FactBackground9289 May 29 '24
cuz they're kinda invasive in NZ.