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We're getting more and more wild animals as well here in the US, some say it's a good thing, but I originally come from a part of the world where I had packs of
by snshn 4y ago
We're getting more and more wild animals as well here in the US, some say it's a good thing, but I originally come from a part of the world where I had packs of stray dogs and chimpanzees literally living on the street, they steal things and sometimes become violent towards people — something the Discovery channel doesn't often show.
- lukas099 4y agoThere's a difference between increasing populations of endangered animals like wolves and doing it for the animals that humanity has increased in number and range, like dogs. Not sure how chimps fit in though.
- snshn 4y agoNot the best example, dogs can be converted back into wolves, they can even interbreed with them, Plug-and-Play, so to speak. Dogs are basically domesticated wolves... leave them on the street and they start forming packs, breed like crazy, and sooner rather than later you get weird-looking wolves running around eating smaller animals and bullying everyone and everything. Pack animals are bullies. And if you ever meet a pack of wolves face-to-face (or just one hungry one), you'd probably feel like an endangered animal yourself. That's why in Alaska people have guns with them at all times. Chimpanzees are the worst, there's a huge population over the world, and they're really violent.
- lukas099 4y agoI don't think many dogs would revert to wolves. It is too advantageous to live close to humans and enjoy their byproducts.