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FERAL: The advance of destructive wild cats across New Zealand’s native heartland. Could hunters help stem the feral cat crisis? | Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/RNZVideo?sub_... A team from RNZ followed hunter, Victor Tindale, deep into Fiordland National Park to uncover the extent of the problem. In this isolated paradise, feral cats are on the prowl - hunting our most precious species at a terrifying rate. They are estimated to kill 10 to 20 creatures a day from birds to lizards, frogs, bats and even wētā. But these animals aren’t even on our predator-free target list, and DOC’s current rules make individual trapping difficult. Watch to follow one man’s battle to save the wildlife he loves, or catch the full investigation at: https://www.rnz.co.nz/feral Video: Cole Eastham-Farrelly Journalist: Farah Hancock Update: In this video, it’s explained that hunter Victor Tindale targets only ‘pest species’ like deer and trout. While Tindale considers these species pests, others don’t.