https://www.news.com.au/technology/science/animals/mouse-plague-threatening-west...

Mouse plague threatening Western Australia’s billion-dollar grain crop as numbers explode!

Let’s look at the positives.

We wouldn’t have any petrol to drive to shops let alone afford to buy bread anyway!!

White man brought the mice in. Progress

Jasin wrote on Apr 2^nd, 2026 at 8:34pm:



Google AI:


house mice (Mus musculus) were brought into Australia, and they are considered an introduced, invasive species. They are not native to Australia and were introduced by European settlers, primarily arriving as stowaways on British ships, including the First Fleet, in 1788.

Key Facts About Mice in Australia:

Arrival History: While the First Fleet in 1788 is the most likely primary introduction point, mice may have also arrived on earlier Dutch ships.

Source Region: Genetic studies suggest that Australian house mice originate from Western Europe, specifically showing a strong link to the British Isles.

Distribution: Mice are now widespread across the continent, particularly in agricultural and urban areas.

Impact: They are a major agricultural pest, causing significant economic damage by destroying stored grain and chewing through infrastructure.

Mouse Plagues: Australia is one of the few places in the world where mice reach, on average every four years, plague proportions (up to 3,000 per hectare), often occurring in grain-growing regions.

Native vs. Introduced Mice
It is important to distinguish the introduced house mouse from native Australian mice (such as the hopping mouse) and native rodents. Native rodents have been in Australia for millions of years, whereas the house mouse has only been there since European colonization. The introduced house mouse is responsible for competing with and disrupting the habitats of these native species.

ai :

Yes, humans can eat mice, and they have been consumed in various cultures for centuries, particularly in parts of Africa (such as Malawi and Zambia) and Asia (such as Vietnam).  However, eating them is generally considered a last resort due to significant health risks.


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Preparation: To make them safe, mice must be skinned, gutted, and cooked thoroughly (e.g., roasting, grilling, or stewing) to kill pathogens.  Some sources suggest eating them whole if cooking immediately after capture to minimise exposure to internal contaminants

The biggest Cultural Marxists of them all, Jesus Christ, could feed millions with a few mice.

Bobby. wrote on Apr 2^nd, 2026 at 9:33pm:


As long as their blended

Gnads wrote on Apr 3^rd, 2026 at 7:03pm:



Are you saying that mouse plagues are not a sign of the End Times?

Gnads wrote Yesterday at 9:55am:




We had Covid and now mouse plagues.

Plague and pestilence is another sign of the End Times.