VOICED : Wallabies find new home in the wild in France

The video discusses the presence of wallabies in France, far from their native Australian habitat. These marsupials have integrated well into the local ecosystem due to the availability of food and shelter, and a climate similar to Tasmania. The absence of predators and a hunting ban have allowed their population to grow. However, they face threats from motorists, with several collisions reported annually. Despite this, the local community is supportive of the wallabies, and they continue to thrive in their new environment.

How did Wallabies come to live in the French countryside?

• They migrated naturally from Australia.

• They were brought as pets by locals.

• They escaped from a local reserve.

• They were introduced by the government.

What is the primary reason Wallabies have thrived in the French ecosystem?

• They have no natural predators.

• They have adapted to the local climate.

• They are fed by local residents.

• They are protected by law.

What is the main similarity between the French climate and Tasmania that helps Wallabies thrive?

• Both have similar vegetation.

• Both have similar rainfall patterns.

• Both have similar predators.

• Both have similar temperatures.

Why can't Wallabies be hunted in France?

• They are a protected species.

• They fall into a legal void.

• They are classified as pets.

• They are considered sacred animals.

What is the main threat to Wallabies in France?

• Local hunters.

• Motorists.

• Climate change.

• Predatory animals.