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A species can be common in some place and critically endangered in other at the same time. Wildlife managers are enough smart to distinguish between the global
by pvaldes 6y ago
A species can be common in some place and critically endangered in other at the same time. Wildlife managers are enough smart to distinguish between the global and local situations.
And talking about that, I had seen before hunters bragging about how they can solve in a week what the stupid biologists were unable to solve in ten years. They always say the same.
Ok. Do it. Try it. I'll be waiting here.
I still haven't seen -one- real problem solved correctly by the bang bang experts, only lots of money burnt to achieve nothing. The list of problems that they create for other people is endless and well documented, from dozens of new diseases introduced, to game species extinct for greed, to entire populations of preys collapsing after removing the predators.
- peteretep 6y ago> A species can be common in some place and critically endangered in other at the same time It is not critically endangered in the UK, it is several centuries extinct. The world is in no danger of losing this animal, the ecosystem in the UK has already adapted Next up you pretend like animal culling is some new practice dreamed up by hunting enthusiasts.
- ascorbic 6y agoThe ecosystem has adapted by losing most of its forest.
- MaxBarraclough 6y ago> I had seen before hunters bragging about how they can solve in a week what the stupid biologists were unable to solve in ten years. They always say the same. Ok. Do it. Try it. I'll be waiting here. What's the explanation here? Are there just not enough hunters in the UK?