Feral Animals
Remarkable cases of feral animals (domesticated animals which became wild again) living within the boundaries of WHS.
Connected Sites
| Site | Rationale | Link |
| Amami-Oshima Island | The management of the nominated property is contending with many invasive alien species as well as feral cats and several measures have been put in place to address the issue. (Ab Ev) | |
| Donana National Park | Marismeño | |
| Grand Canyon | Home of both Wild ("feral") horses (Mustangs) and Burros (donkeys). One such burro became famous in the book/movie "Brighty of the Grand Canyon" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brighty_of_the_Grand_Canyon They are protected by the "Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act (1971) except in NPs where, as "invasive" non-native species, they are eradicated. In 1979 (the year of its inscription) such action in the Grand Canyon led to a celebrated rescue by animal welfare campaigners | |
| Greater Blue Mountains | Dingo | |
| Komodo National Park | 'feral animals form important prey species for the Komodo monitor' (AB evaluation) | |
| Los Alerces National Park | minks from the nearby fur farm at Cholila | |
| St. Kilda | Boreray | |
| Uluru | Particularly Camels |
Suggestions?
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