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Did they have other animals on the farm, such as pigs?
 
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Did they have other animals on the farm, such as pigs?

It is not a farm. It is a vast sheep station. Perhaps called a ranch, in some other countries.
There is no indication that any other livestock are present (from aerial photos).

imo
 
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Did they have other animals on the farm, such as pigs?
Early on there was a lot of discussion around possible animal involvement (dingos and feral pigs particularly), but that was pretty solidly ruled out. They're on the other side of the dingo fence, so there aren't many around and there was no sign of one, as well as no sign of a struggle. No signs of feral pigs in the immediate area either. And wedgetail eagles can't lift prey Gus's size (which was another popular theory for how he could just vanish with no tracks).

More recently they released the drone data collected that surveyed and tallied up good sized animals in the area. Aside from their massive herd of sheep, kangaroos, wallabies, some eagles, and a ton of goats (almost certainly feral ones). It didn't pick up anything that could disappear a 4 year old like this.
 

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