It is man's fought. We are the invaders. People grumping about alligators in their back yard but their back yard was the breeding grounds and home of the alligator long before man moved in. Now we are bringing our pets and freeing them into the wild in a new location with plenty of food and great habitat for them to survive. Sure culling a few retics to restore balance will not solve the problem but neither will ignoring the damage being done. We are responsible and should act responsibility to prevent and help resolve our mistakes. Balance is found in nature when nature is left to be natural. None thing was natural about them being there. None thing is natural about us being there. Humans are the most unnatural animal on the planet.Originally Posted by C.Marie
I think it's foolish to lay all the blame on Burmese pythons, I lived in Sait Petersburg for a long time the chemicals dumped in the water (also raw sewage) , over population of people we are destroying quicker than any little or big noodle could ever dream
I was wondering like feral cats they found killing did more harm than good so TNR was enforced so it would not cause the vacuum effect could we do the same with snakes?
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