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The nature needs predators. Maybe stop killing wolves like madmen.

• black_13 4y ago
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• metalliqaz 4y ago
  Admittedly I am not an expert, but I'm fairly sure US and Canada has learned that lesson a while ago
  • myshpa 4y ago
    https://www.hcn.org/articles/wolves-was-yellowstones-deadliest-wolf-hunt-in-100-years-an-inside-job https://www.hcn.org/articles/wolves-was-yellowstones-deadlie...
• cgh 4y ago
  Canada has a large and healthy wolf population, especially out west. The Manitoba wolf population numbers in the thousands and it’s also got one of the worst feral pig problems, according to the article. Maybe the wolves just can’t deal with them.
  • seanmcdirmid 4y ago
    The wolves and the pigs might not live in the same places. Manitoba is huge.
• dgb23 4y ago
  Feral pigs are no piece of cake very much unlike typical prey. They can fight off wolves and scare them away. They are smart and dangerous animals. Wolves rely on causing panic, isolating few individuals and then hunt them over a long period of time. They have high stamina, good coordination and composure. However pigs can just decide to run at you and fuck you up. Wolves often don't like these odds.
• deleted 4y ago
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