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Native rakali thriving in Melbourne with over 700 sightings mapped
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Native rakali thriving in Melbourne with over 700 sightings mapped

Researchers at the University of Melbourne found over 700 rakali in Greater Melbourne. The rakali is a native water mammal that looks like an otter. It is thriving quietly in the city.

Why it mattersNative animals can thrive in cities. The rakali shows that natural solutions often work better than poisons.

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