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That's not why we do conservation. We do it because we don't want the bears and other species to become extinct. In ongoing cases of people vs large mammals, th
by moptar 10y ago
That's not why we do conservation. We do it because we don't want the bears and other species to become extinct. In ongoing cases of people vs large mammals, the people always win. This kind of thing can't be a long term problem. Eventually the bears will die back to a sustainable population living away from people.
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- thaumasiotes 10y ago> In ongoing cases of people vs large mammals, the people always win. Except in Africa, where elephants are often an unmanageable menace to human communities.
- unabridged 10y agoI think a large trench around your village would be enough to stop any elephants.
- thaumasiotes 10y agoElephants eliminate African villages by eating their crops, not by destroying their houses.
- pvaldes 10y agoAlso in Africa and same with elephants. At least 20,000 were killed for ivory in 2015 and are in serious decline, as lions, rhinos and other big fauna from Africa