As hunters, they usually prey on smaller animals, like rabbits, birds, and sometimes even deer fawns. When the weather warms up during the spring season, foxes eat mice and rats as the ground ...

Foxes took the bait 17 times, but they were typically slow to do so too, averaging 41 days. By contrast, native mice dug up baits after an average of 13 days. We also saw western gray kangaroos dig up ...

Tony Armstrong and CSIRO scientist Dr Tanja Strive discuss the introduction of rabbits to Australia, why they are classified ...

Foxes are omnivorous, eating a wide range of animal and vegetable foods. Foxes eat small mammals, especially voles and rabbits, worms, beetles and fruit. They will also take small birds and carrion.

Foxes and dingoes accounted for just 12 ... We also saw western gray kangaroos dig up and eat baits. Echidnas, rabbits and house mice often unearthed baits and left them uneaten on the surface ...