Wild dromedaries are thriving in the Australian outback

Wild dromedaries are spreading over the Australian outback. And it's becoming an issue.

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01:00A bit of caffeine, this mornin'

01:04Back out slowly, and make them pointy

01:09A bit of caffeine, this mornin'

01:13Everyone's gonna hear

01:30Everyone's gonna hear

01:34Everyone's gonna hear

01:38If camels aren't brought under control, and the population growth rate isn't reversed,

01:43we'll be in a situation where the Australian deserts, which aren't really true deserts,

01:48will eventually become true deserts.

01:51They will become devoid of a lot of vegetation,

01:55and they won't be places where Australian native animal species can live and survive.

02:25A bit of caffeine, this mornin'

02:29Back out slowly, and make them pointy

02:32A bit of caffeine, this mornin'

02:35Everyone's gonna hear

02:39Everyone's gonna hear

02:42Everyone's gonna hear

02:46Everyone's gonna hear

02:49Everyone's gonna hear

02:52Everyone's gonna hear