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If I were to guess, i'd suggest their view would be if a single animal survived, that's one more than would make it if left in the cages.
by cesaref 4y ago
If I were to guess, i'd suggest their view would be if a single animal survived, that's one more than would make it if left in the cages.
- SamBam 4y agoFrom a purely ethical standpoint, that's not bad logic. It's like the story of the kid throwing the starfish back into the sea, saying "It matters to that one." Of course, whether it was well-thought-out in regards to the local ecosystem is a different matter entirely.
- mizzack 4y agoIt's also shortsighted and inconsistent as it disregards the countless prey animals that will be taken by introducing 10,000 predators into a new ecosystem.
- SamBam 4y agoMost ecosystems actually need more predators, not fewer. One of the negative effects humans have on ecosystems is killing predators like wolves, which wrecks the rest of the ecosystem. But again, as I said above the effects of these predators on this ecosystem is not necessary someone that was well-thought-out by these people.
- throwaway4aday 4y agoHow do you weigh death by being partially crushed under the wheel of a car against death by carbon monoxide poisoning?