Australia's 5,600-kilometre dingo fence was built to protect sheep, but after more than a century, researchers found the predator barrier had transformed entire ecosystems on opposite sides of the fence

The vast arid wilderness of the Australian outback is often perceived as a landscape of red earth and low-growing vegetation. Human activity can divide the natural landscape and trigger an unforeseen chain reaction.

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