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EN_00953179_6924
Ranchers in central Australia use a truck to run down and catch a camel roaming wild on their property in this undated file photo. The NSW State government in Sydney, Australia, Tuesday, April 26, 2005, said that thousands of wild camels in Australia's Outback will be shot from helicopters as part of an attempt to control the animals' burgeoning numbers. Camels were first introduced to Australia in the mid-1880s to transport supplies across the desert, but were released into the wild after trains and trucks replaced them. With no natural predators and ample grazing land, Australia's wild camel population has exploded in parts of central, northern and western Australia with a populatioin estamate of 500,000.(AP Photo/Central Australian Camel Industry Association, HO)
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1997-11-25
ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News
Associated Press
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