Good intentional error that lowers the ecological balance

The Tazmanya, located in the east of Tazmanya, a 116-kilometer island, in Maria Island, the Tazmanya monsters recovery project triggered a number of ecological destruction. According to the description of the Civil Society BirdLife Tasmania, the tazmanya monsters, penguins and windkovan birds left to the island under the project. Maria Island was home to 3 thousand pairs of small penguines, which had been eaten about ten years ago. In 2012, Tazmanya has decreased populations since their monsters were brought to the island. But according to BirdLife Tazmanya; the latest survey made by parking department showed that penguins are completely absent.

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Maria Island was intended to protect the counts of the Tazmanya monster by creating a geo-insulated population away from the disease of the infectious and fatal face tumor. The first population consisting of 28 Tazmanya monsters released on the island in 2012, reached 100 estimated by 2016. Dr. BirdLife Tasmania Eric Woehler said that the loss of bird life is a sad but not surprising result. Woehler was the same result when people put on the ocean islands of muscle or accidental mammals. A destructive effect on one or more bird species occurred. Losing 3 thousand pairs of penguins in a national park, basically a big blow. On the other hand, research conducted last year showed that Tazmanya monsters destroyed short-tailed windy colonies in Maria Island. [

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On the other hand, Tazmanya Parks, a study conducted by the Department of Water and Environment, predicted that the creation of etobur pouches would have a negative impact on the small penguen and windy colony in Maria Island. The researchers also see that in the behavior of debris, a bird that normally nests in the place, also various changes occur, "To avoid the tear of the monsters, we see that the debris tries to nest in trees. This animals gave a very clear information that it has a devastating ecological effect on the bird fauna in Maria Island.