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> They're not endangered, they are aggressive predators, and Scotland's ecology isn't obviously in need of them. Are you certain on that last point? https://w

> They're not endangered, they are aggressive predators, and Scotland's ecology isn't obviously in need of them. Are you certain on that last point? https://www.theguardian.com/news/2018/feb/20/deer-cull-dilemma-scottish-highlands https://www.theguardian.com/news/2018/feb/20/deer-cull-dilem... I don't know that much about the lynx but it seems like it might be a useful ideal predator to release to help deal with deer overpopulation. They don't prey on people.

almog 6y ago
On that note, what does aggressive even mean as an adjective to a predator?
- hetspookjee 6y ago
  Haha, good question, but to answer: you can have black mamba aggresive, and black bear friendly. Both are fearsome predators but you can definitely say that a black mamba is way more aggresive. Unrelated, but after googling I also found capybaras to be the most friendly animals.