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<strong>Numbat’s</strong> <strong>reborn</strong><br />

By Michael Bradford


Once upon a time there lived a nice country<br />

family who lived in the middle of dryanda forest.


• This forest was the main habitat of the<br />

Numbat a native Australian animal who are<br />

going to be extinct soon if some thing<br />

doesn’t happen soon.


• My grandad Marcus has lived at the farm all<br />

his life and had loved the <strong>Numbat’s</strong> but now<br />

that they are all nearly gone he is becoming<br />

very worried that if someone doesn’t do<br />

something they will be gone forever.


• One day my dad Matt was out feeding the<br />

sheep and noticed that there was some<br />

sheep out in the bush.


So, he got in the Can-am got the dogs and was on his way getting the sheep back he saw this small animal kicking and making<br />

noises sad noises. So, he went over to have a look and he wouldn’t believe what he had found he found a Numbat. In fact, it<br />

was a mum he gently got it out from under the fence and bought it back home after finishing up with the sheep. He came<br />

running in side with the Numbat yelling and screaming that he had found a Numbat everyone came over to see. grandad had a<br />

look on his face that I had never seen his face went red and tears started to shed and then he started to cheer.


Grandad said that it might just be one of the<br />

last <strong>Numbat’s</strong> left on the earth. he was so<br />

happy that he got to see another one.


When grandad was holding, it he<br />

noticed that there was a couple of<br />

bad cuts on. So, they got her and<br />

put her in the bathroom and<br />

dressed the cuts and rapped them<br />

up. Also, my sister Marry loved<br />

animals and made her a little bed<br />

to sleep in. We put her in the<br />

bathroom so she didn’t get<br />

anything dirty that we couldn’t<br />

clean. We got her nice and comfy<br />

gave her some ants for outside and<br />

left her there to sleep. The next day<br />

we all were having breakfast and<br />

we wanted to know what we will<br />

be doing with the Numbat. Dad<br />

said that we should put it back out<br />

in the wild, but grandad said that<br />

we should keep it here. Everyone<br />

was wondering why because there<br />

were no other <strong>Numbat’s</strong> here so<br />

why would we keep her here if she<br />

can’t breed with other <strong>Numbat’s</strong>.


I asked him why and he said because<br />

she is pregnant everyone couldn’t<br />

believe it there will be more little<br />

<strong>Numbat’s</strong>. A couple of weeks later<br />

we found her with four little baby<br />

<strong>Numbat’s</strong> they were so cute. They<br />

were as small as my parm. We all<br />

were so happy. We all started to<br />

hope that we could keep the<br />

population of the <strong>Numbat’s</strong> growing.


• So that afternoon me, dad and<br />

grandad went out into the bush and<br />

put up a lot of fences to keep the<br />

<strong>Numbat’s</strong> safe it took a couple of<br />

days because we had to go<br />

underground as well but It was all<br />

worth it.


Yeah boy<br />

The next couple of days’ mum<br />

and Mary were looking after<br />

the babies and the mum and<br />

we were all baiting and<br />

shooting all the fox’s and feral<br />

cats in the fence so when we<br />

put them in there nothing<br />

would harm them.


Once we were certain that there were<br />

no dangerous animals in there and the<br />

babies were old enough we put the<br />

<strong>Numbat’s</strong> in there. They were all so<br />

happy running around climbing trees we<br />

were all sad to say goodbye but we will<br />

always come and visit them and cheek<br />

up on them. We were going so well now<br />

that we knew that the <strong>Numbat’s</strong> where<br />

going ok until one day when dad was<br />

checking on them and he found one two<br />

dead all ripped up this made the whole<br />

family sad because of how close we<br />

were to them.


Dad went out to check if their might have been a cat or fox in<br />

the fence so that night he went out with the gun hunting<br />

them. In the middle of the night he saw this thing walking<br />

around where the <strong>Numbat’s</strong> were he looked though the scope<br />

and saw that it was a cat he lined it up and bang! Took a shoot<br />

and shoot it right in the head. He came home and said that he<br />

had killed the cat in there and that the <strong>Numbat’s</strong> should be ok<br />

from now.


In the end the <strong>Numbat’s</strong> numbers<br />

started to become greater and<br />

greater they were all breeding in the<br />

fence. People started to come all<br />

around the world wanting to see the<br />

<strong>Numbat’s</strong>. Many zoo owners want to<br />

buy some <strong>Numbat’s</strong> but dad had a<br />

special surprise we were going to<br />

make our very own enclosure for<br />

them so they can stay right here and<br />

people can see them. Once it was all<br />

finished everything was great and<br />

everyone was happy. The end.

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