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That's a fair point, but it brings a few thoughts to mind: 1. What about putting a GPS tracker or similar on each animal and just let it roam. I'm not sure, bu
by nfriedly 6y ago
That's a fair point, but it brings a few thoughts to mind:
1. What about putting a GPS tracker or similar on each animal and just let it roam. I'm not sure, but maybe it could work.
2. Zoo's can profitably contain Rhino's and Elephants. My local zoo lets people pay the zoo to feed some of the animals! So maybe a tourism angle could help move the needle on profitability.
3. What if it was a government-run operation with out the need to be profitable? Current anti-poaching operations don't bring in any profit, so maybe this angle of attack doesn't need to either.