article_snippet: Shocking pictures of emaciated kangaroos starving to death show the devastating effects of drought in outback Australia.
article_snippet: Cattle farmer Tracey Walker - who lives on a property near Ilfracombe in Central West Queensland, which has been in drought for three years - says the kangaroo population has been hit hard by the crisis in the past two months. '
article_snippet: The kangaroos are really struggling, there's just not one bit of green pick,' Tracey Walker told Daily Mail Australia. '
article_snippet: The kangaroos're just literally starving to death - it's a mighty cruel death.
article_snippet: Cattle farmer and photographer Tracey Walker has captured striking images of kangaroos starving to death .
article_snippet: Tracey Walker says kangaroos have been hit hard by Queensland's drought crisis in the past two months .
article_snippet: In photos taken this week, Tracey Walker has captured dead and dying kangaroos around Tracey Walker 30,000 acre property . '
article_snippet: You can see where kangaroos're digging the roots of the grass to try to find something
article_snippet: Tracey Walker said many of the dams on Tracey Walker property have dried up, and kangaroos get bogged in kangaroos. '
article_snippet: Tracey Walker added that the Landsborough Highway, which stretches for 27km from Longreach to Ilfracombe, is covered by kangaroos that have starved to death.
article_snippet: Tracey Walker said many of the dams on her property her property have dried up, and kangaroos get bogged in kangaroos .
article_snippet: They call it the Killing Fields because it's just dead kangaroos on the side of the road that have been hit by cars and trucks,' Tracey Walker said. '
article_snippet: Longreach Regional Council chief Mark Watt said local council workers are increasingly removing bodies of kangaroos that have starved to death from the sides of roads and the outskirts of townships. '
article_snippet: Kangaroos can be seen seeking shelter out of the blistering sun .
article_snippet: Longreach Regional Council chief Mark Watt Longreach Regional Council chief Mark Watt said local council workers are increasingly removing bodies of Kangaroos that have starved to death from the sides of roads and the outskirts of townships the outskirts of townships .
article_snippet: Mrs Walker said Mrs Walker has been trying to regenerate grass on Mrs Walker property, but kangaroos jump into the paddocks and eat any new greenery .
article_snippet: This picture is the same tree under which Mrs Walker captured dead kangaroos this week .
highlights_snippet: Queensland cattle farmer has taken striking pictures of starving kangaroos .
  
highlights_snippet: Emaciated kangaroos are dying due to the devastating effects of drought .
  