₦airaland Forum

Judolisco:
Australians no send any animal rights activist oh

shortgun:
I read somewhere that Black people were the original inhabitants of Australia before being displaced by white settlers who took over the continent..

Raphsays:
No be only Nigeria that wild animals are killed and eaten.

shortgun:
I read somewhere that Black people were the original inhabitants of Australia before being displaced by white settlers who took over the continent..

Elizkid:
It’s debatable.

Many experts believe them to have been more of Asian descents than African.

Their facial features denote that, from their jawline to their nose, eyes, and even hair. There’s nothing sub-Saharan-African about those features.

uuzba:
What's their business?
They didn't insult anybody.
They were busy minding their business before white men came to invade their land and try to seize it from them. Because seizing of land is the only thing white people know.

Pinicop:
Exactly. The Black native Australians are called the Aboriginies.

dkidd:
What sort of illiterate statement is that. Some of u are so daft that it smells even on the internet.

Judolisco:
Australians no send any animal rights activist oh

shortgun:
I read somewhere that Black people were the original inhabitants of Australia before being displaced by white settlers who took over the continent..

GlorifiedTunde:
I thought Australians are family with animals 😂😅

HisXLNC1:
Na inferiority complex dey worry Africans... Nigerians especially. Always expecting the white man to give validation to what they do. Wetin white man carry for body way black people no get? Imagine somebody abandoning their culture to embrace that of the whites. Who tell you say na white man culture be civilization ? Civilization started in Africa.

ggoldmine:
So, why are they dark in complexion? I think the West will stop at nothing to impose the idea that blacks are inferior to other races.

I'll easily believe that Africans migrated there, then Asians, with some of the populations eventually inter-marrying. This makes more sense.

shortgun:
I read somewhere that Black people were the original inhabitants of Australia before being displaced by white settlers who took over the continent..

Ballzproblem2:
white people hardly mess with animals if they do then you must have crossed the line, especially when it comes to their pet.

Rumundele:
Yes they are in Mbaise now in Owerri

HisChild86:
What is the meaning of Aboriginies?

HisChild86:
What is the meaning of Aboriginies?

NwaliE01:
You're absolutely right. We like animals alot here but not dangerous ones. We love Kangaroos.

OvertheTop:
But you learned how to Read and Write English from them.....
How would you have communicated with us right now?

Pinicop:
Kangaroo is a dangerous animals. It kills people.

You can Google it.

Pinicop:
Exactly. The Black native Australians are called the Aboriginies.

HisXLNC1:
Na inferiority complex dey worry Africans... Nigerians especially. Always expecting the white man to give validation to what they do. Wetin white man carry for body way black people no get? Imagine somebody abandoning their culture to embrace that of the whites. Who tell you say na white man culture be civilization? Civilization started in Africa.

HisXLNC1:
Fine. But do we have to see the white man eat a thing (say mushroom, crocodile) before we can consider it edible. That we know how to read and write, doesn't necessarily mean that we have to duplicate our marriage ceremonies. How many whites do our own 'traditional marriage' ceremonies in addition to their 'western marriage' ceremonies? All I said was that we blacks should learn to see things with the perspective of humans and not that of lesser humans.

Pinicop:

A remote Australian community has taken revenge on a massive saltwater crocodile by eating the 3.6-meter (11.8-foot) beast blamed for devouring pets and chasing children.

On Wednesday, police in the town of Bulla in Australia’s Northern Territory shot the crocodile after deeming it a “significant risk to the community.”

In a statement, Northern Territory Police said the predator “had been stalking and lunging out of the water at children and adults” and had “also reportedly taken multiple community dogs.”

In a waste-conscious move, the crocodile was “prepared for a feast in the traditional manner,” police said, but not before authorities took the opportunity to give local children an impromptu “crocodile safety session,” including an “up-close look at the dangers within our waterways.”

Speaking to public broadcaster ABC, Northern Territory Police Sergeant Andrew McBride said the animal was “cooked up into crocodile tail soup, he was on the barbecue, a few of the pieces were wrapped up in banana leaves and cooked underground.”

“It was a rather large traditional feast and there were a few full bellies,” Sergeant McBride said.

Both the saltwater and freshwater crocodile species are protected in Australia, where hunting the animals has been banned by federal law since 1971 – a time when poaching had driven them close to extinction.

Numbers have boomed in the decades since, with the Northern Territory now home to some 100,000 crocodiles, according to the local government.

Thousands more crocodiles are distributed across the north of neighbouring states Queensland and Western Australia.

“Any body of water in The Top End may contain large and potentially dangerous crocodiles,” said government wildlife specialist Kristen Hay, using a colloquial name for the Northern Territory.

The territory’s website notes that saltwater crocodiles can grow to six meters (20 feet), weigh up to a ton and “will eat just about anything.”

That means interactions between crocodiles and humans can be fatal, and park rangers across northern Australia remove hundreds of saltwater crocodiles from populated areas each year.

In April, a 16-year-old boy was killed by a crocodile in northern Queensland while attempting to swim to shore after his boat broke down. Last year, the remains of a 64-year-old fisherman were recovered from inside a crocodile, also in Queensland.

A nine-year-old boy was lucky to survive a crocodile attack in the Northern Territory’s Kakadu National Park in January, after being hospitalized with “puncture wounds."
https://edition.cnn.com/2024/06/13/travel/australian-community-eats-crocodile-scli-intl/index.html?