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Stranded livestock land in Australia after Red Sea turn

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By Peter Hobson, Reuters

Sheep feeding on cottonseed on a dry paddock in the drought-hit area of Duri in New South Wales, on 7 August, 2018.

Australia exported more than half a million live sheep and half a million live cattle last year. Photo: AFP / Saeed Khan

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