I had no idea red foxes were such a huge problem in Australia.
This is honestly heartbreaking for the farmers.
Imagine waking up and finding your entire poultry gone overnight.
These foxes are more destructive than I expected.
I respect how resilient these farmers are.
Australia really has its own set of wildlife challenges.
They need better government support to control the fox population.
That night cam footage gave me chills.
It’s insane how clever and sneaky these foxes are.
I wonder if there are humane ways to manage this situation.
Poor chickens, they didn’t stand a chance.
These farmers work so hard just to lose it all in one night.
Those traps look effective, but I hope they’re safe for other wildlife too.
Nature can be so brutal sometimes.
I’m surprised foxes are considered invasive in Australia.
I feel for these families relying on poultry for their income.
The scale of the damage is just unbelievable.
This is why biosecurity and pest control is so important.
That aerial footage really showed how widespread the foxes are.
Kudos to the farmers for not giving up.
I had no idea foxes could cause this kind of destruction.
This needs more media coverage.
It's not just about the money, it’s about losing animals they care for.
You can see the stress on their faces.
These foxes are relentless.
There has to be a long-term solution to this.
I feel like more people need to talk about this issue.
Farmers are on the frontlines of dealing with invasive species.
The emotional toll must be huge.
Red foxes may look cute, but they’re deadly to livestock.
This video really opened my eyes.
I hope these farmers get the help they need — soon.