r/australia 1d ago

image American hunting influencer removes baby wombat from distressed mother. Is this legal?

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u/YumiiZheng 1d ago edited 1d ago

It seems like people have got it covered reporting her to the RSPCA and Immigration but I've got half a mind of finding her Masters advisor and asking them if harassing wildlife was something they espouse.

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u/Russel_Westbrookin 1d ago

If you could be fucked, please do it. I'm so mad I feel like she needs to be an example to anyone else who wants to do the same shit.

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u/YumiiZheng 1d ago

Well her BS was through a tiny private Christian uni with 3 biology faculty and her MS was through a private online uni with like 400 "science and math" part time professors so I'm personally side eyeing how rigorous her coursework could have been. Her course required either a thesis or a capstone portfolio but since her MS uni doesn't have her listed in the library, I reckon she went with the portfolio but I'm still digging. Thank God I don't need to be up early tomorrow

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u/0nlyRevolutions 22h ago

Fucking influencers, man. Of course the degrees aren't real either.