Animals
Worsening Mouse Plague in Australia One of the Reasons Why Snakes are Aggressively Reproducing
In Australia's New South Wales, an infestation of mice has bred an abundance of sex-obsessed snakes. The snakes have now been driven to higher ground due to floods in the area, where they are more likely to come into contact with people and their property.
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