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Hairy Nosed Wombat - Coggle Diagram

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  - - - Strategies to manage predators such as dingoes and wild dogs include fencing wombat habitats, using baiting programs, and employing guardian animals to protect wombat populations from predation.
    - - Efforts are made to control invasive plants like buffel grass, which can outcompete native vegetation and increase fire risks. This involves mechanical removal, controlled burns, and the use of herbicides to restore native plant communities.
- - - - Additionally, wombats cope by retreating into their burrows for long periods to escape extreme heat. While this behaviour helps them conserve water and energy, it also limits their foraging time, making it difficult to maintain adequate nutrition during droughts.
        
        Source: (The Wildlife Society)
  - - - This degradation of their environment exacerbates the challenges posed by climate change, making it harder for wombats to survive
        
        Sources: (The wildlife society), (Australian Wildlife)