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Why'd they have to kill it?
by butlike 2y ago
Why'd they have to kill it?
- myrmidon 2y agoBecause it was hunting their livestock. Bigger predators and sheep/goats/etc don't mix well in general (should not be a surprise). Protecting the rights of bigger predators over those of shepherds/farmers is something that rich nations can afford, but it still meets a lot of popular opposition (=> see wolves/brown bears in central Europe). An economically weaker nation like Egypt can not justify a move like that, especially if the animal in question is useless for tourism, too. Don't worry too much tough, spotted Hyenas are not threatened.
- CobrastanJorji 2y agoOr wolves in Yellowstone. Or grizzlies in Washington. Everybody loves the idea of reintroducing wildlife. Nobody likes the idea of releasing a grizzly bear within 500 miles of their house.
- butlike 2y agoThat's fair. Thanks for the explanation.