In a bold urban conservation move, scientists are reintroducing the native bogul rat to Sydney’s wild spaces to oust invasive black rats—and it’s working. These clever rodents are reclaiming territory, creating havens for native flora and fauna, and reshaping how we see cities as natural habitats. Researchers are using scent trails and social behavior studies to ensure success, all while steering clear of poisons. This isn’t just about rats—it’s a blueprint for restoring biodiversity in urban ecosystems, paving the way for native species like rakalis and echidnas to thrive alongside humans.
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