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Ship carrying Tesla electric cars to Australia turned back to China - Drive
(www.drive.com.au)
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this post was submitted on 30 Dec 2023
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Why? 🤔
Ship had stink bugs.
Thanks
aren't stink bugs native to au?
If the species were native they wouldn't have denied the boat for it. The bugs were yellow spotted stink bugs, (wikipedia) which are native to mainland Asia and are an invasive species that destroys fruit crops.
Read the article?
Yeah I did it right after the first reply. The original post collapsed so I couldn‘t at first see the link directing to the article (still new on Lemmy). Have a great start in the new year 🙂
Ah, okay.