In a now-deleted video posted to Instagram this week, the woman can be seen picking up the hissing wild animal before declaring to the camera: “I caught a baby wombat”.
The video riled wildlife experts and animal lovers alike -- and on Thursday, concern over it reached the top echelons of the Australian government.
“I think everyone who would have seen that would have thought, look, leave the baby wombat alone.”
“I can’t wait for Australia to see the back of this individual, I don’t expect she will return,“ he said in a statement.
“She then placed the vulnerable baby back onto a country road -- potentially putting it at risk of becoming roadkill.”
While some species are considered endangered, the common bare-nosed wombat is found along large swathes of southern and eastern Australia.
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