How nitrogen-rich golf courses are attracting unexpected visitors
In short: Witness the unusual intersection of sport and wildlife as kangaroos discover a nutrient-dense sanctuary. This video explores how human maintenance of golf course turf creates a unique habitat for local fauna.
The footage examines how golf course keepers inadvertently provide a vital resource for kangaroos. Because nitrogen is essential for healthy, nutritious grass, the manicured fairways offer a reliable food source that supports these animals.
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