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AI "Killing Machine" Set To Poison Mammals In This Region: Rabbits And Cats
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In the words of the New Zealand mainstream media, a “killing machine” is going to be utilized to wipe out all of the “predator” mammals of the country.
This includes feral cats, rabbits, dingoes, dogs, foxes, rodents, macropods, ferrets, and many other poor animals who deserve a chance to live.
A video posted to Facebook of a wildlife lover in New Zealand encapsulated the types of animals who will suffer from this government program.
These are photos of the animals who will be poisoned and subject to painful deaths.
The New Zealand government has been using a horrible poison called 1080, otherwise known as sodium fluoroacetate for decades, and now they are increasing the amount they use by “double.”
When enticed to consume it, small mammals and large mammals alike suffer from horrible symptoms, and die slow, agonizing deaths: this is all for some crusade to rid the islands from “predatory” species.
Now artificial intelligence linked up to “killing machines” will be unleashed on the land, as part of a program known as Predator Free 2050.
The machines, equipped with “animal recognition software,” are going to use a paintball-gun type thing to shoot pellets containing the poison 1080 at small mammals. It will be equipped with a night vision camera, a “robot system which sits in the bush,” according to the New Zealand mainstream media.
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