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Natural predation is irrelevant to the argument. Wolves and their preys co-exist and "equal right to exist" is more fundamental: they have the right to live the
by mytailorisrich 3y ago
Natural predation is irrelevant to the argument. Wolves and their preys co-exist and "equal right to exist" is more fundamental: they have the right to live their lives in the natural world as opposed to being exterminated. They have "the right to be there" as also written in the article.
- eesmith 3y agoWhat of the right of guinea worms to live in their natural world and not be exterminated?
- amanaplanacanal 3y agoIt seems to be part of human nature to care mostly about large cute animals. Nobody seems to care about invertebrates.