> "grieving mothers" is not sufficient. Historically, the species that threaten humans (or are tasty to humans), gets virtually wiped out. There's nothing new

> "grieving mothers" is not sufficient. Historically, the species that threaten humans (or are tasty to humans), gets virtually wiped out. There's nothing new or scary about the proposition. Species aren't sacred, as every species dies out and has been replaced by others, countless times for all manner of reasons. Maybe it promotes something worse. There will always be other dangers to contend with.