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It may seem like harmless fun and make for a great picture, but experts are warning the rock stacking trend is putting endangered Australian animals at risk.
似乎是一类无公害的乐趣并可以把照片拍得高大上,但专家警告叠石的潮流会把澳大利亚濒危物种置处于危险之中。
In 2018, about 200 tonnes of rocks were moved in Noosa National Park's Granite Bay so people could write their name in the sand with them and create stacks.
2018年努沙国家公园格拉尼特湾(花岗岩湾)有约二百吨的石块被人为移位,人们无非想用石块在沙滩堆出自己的名字或进行叠石创作。
Damaging, disturbing or destroying wildlife habitat is illegal in Victoria, and carries a maximum penalty of more than $8,000.
在维多利亚,破坏或干扰野生动物栖息地的行为被视为违法,最高罚款8000美元。 |
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