Tumut heads Platypus investigation

The Tumut office of the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is leading the investigation into three platypi found decapitated in Albury. NPWS spokesperson Sarah Scroope said the rarely seen creatures had died at human hands. “These animals appear to have been deliberately killed in a despicable act of cruelty to one of Australia’s most…

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