Experts believe a repellent likened to bear spray could be the answer, but they’re also considering shock collars and water pistols loaded with lemon or
onion juice as options for a trial. The push comes after an attack on a young boy and his mother on Queensland's Fraser Island last week. Image: News Corp Australia
Get rid of the tourists
Piss off the humans. Easy peasy.
If the national parks hadn't fenced off their food supply almost overnight this wouldn't be such an issue....
Children with air rifles!
Dog whistle motion sensors.
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