Brought to Australia for sport hunting in the 1800s, foxes devastated native wildlife, so Western Australia scaled up poison baiting in 1996, helping woylies and numbats recover

At dusk, the tiny woylie emerged cautiously from its burrow, sniffing the forest floor for fungi and seeds. For thousands of years, this small marsupial had survived droughts, bushfires and changing climates across Australia.

Raccontata datimesofindia.indiatimes.com