Seven Skunks Removed from Irish Bog | Limerick News
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Seven Skunks Removed from Irish Bog | Limerick News
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Seven skunks—non-native, invasive predators—were captured and destroyed near Milltown Bog in Co Kildare after being spotted during critical bird nesting season. These animals, with no natural predators in Ireland, threaten ground-nesting birds by preying on eggs and young. Authorities, landowners, and locals collaborated to remove them, while officials investigate how they arrived, suspecting possible escape or deliberate release linked to a recent online ad. All carcasses are being tested for disease. The NPWS urges the public to report any sightings, warning that releasing non-native species is illegal and punishable by up to three years in prison or a €500,000 fine.
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