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AI robots are being used to kill feral cats. The devices, called Felixer grooming traps, use cameras, AI and sensors to identify feral cats and foxes, then spray a toxic gel onto their fur. When the animal grooms itself, it ingests the poison. The entire idea is to target invasive predators while avoiding native wildlife in Australia.

In Australia, Feral cats are estimated to kill more than 1.5 billion native mammals, birds, reptiles and frogs every year, and they threaten more than 200 nationally threatened species. Cats have also contributed to the extinction of more than 20 Australian mammal species. This isn’t only an Australian problem either: researchers estimate free-ranging cats kill roughly 1.3 to 4 billion birds every year in the United States.

A lot of people get mad about Australia killing feral cats, and I understand why people have an emotional reaction to it. But I still haven’t had anyone explain to me why we shouldn’t remove an invasive predator that is killing billions of native animals and helping push species toward extinction. At some point, wildlife conservation requires making some uncomfortable decisions.

— Stephen Ziegler
Outdoor writer | Rack Junkies Podcast

A new gun buyback push is underway in the Australian state of New South Wales and Liberal Party Opposition Leader Kellie Sloane is calling the scheme “absolute bullsh*t.”

Over 10,000 worth of product probably going to be destroyed.

Marin County buy back 2022..

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HERO ALERT: An armed citizen stopped a shotgun threat inside a crowded Utah gas station before the suspect could fire.

Police say 23-year-old Ofa’tangikivaha Angilau became belligerent after a clerk refused to sell him alcohol without identification.

Another customer intervened and helped remove him from the store.

But Angilau returned carrying a shotgun.

The armed citizen immediately opened fire, striking Angilau before he could discharge the weapon or hurt anyone inside.

Angilau did not survive. The armed citizen remained at the scene and cooperated with investigators.

A dangerous man entered a crowded business carrying a shotgun. Thankfully, a law-abiding citizen was prepared to stop him. When a threat appears without warning, an armed citizen may be the only person standing between innocent people and tragedy.