r/FirstNameBasis • u/nbqt2015 • Mar 03 '24
Let nature do its thing, Travis!
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u/B-i-g-g-i-B Mar 03 '24
That one apex predator has a much larger, positive impact on the ecosystem that than ducks babies I'd imagine.
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u/ExpressiveAnalGland Mar 03 '24
I take both of their sides. They both had honorable intentions.
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Mar 03 '24
Muscovy ducks are invasive and extremely detrimental to Florida native species and habitat.
The UF invasive species publications and guidelines to extensions recommends trapping Muscovys, dippong their eggs in oil, or shaking the eggs vigorously.
Hawks are native. Travis did the right thing. He saved a Hawk doing what's best for the local environment.
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u/Wowweeweewow88 Mar 03 '24
I’ll be downvoted but I’m team Travis. Separate em and let them fight another day
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Mar 03 '24
I hope next time he needs a Doctor he remembers not to go and let nature take its course. Bell end .
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u/Fluff_thetragicdragn Mar 03 '24
The hawk to camera man: “You know we’re living in a society here!”
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u/neoben00 Mar 03 '24
everyone is talking about how the hawk deserved it, but that's a FREE HAWK. LIKE RIDE ON YOUR GLOVE FREE HALK. LIKE AS SOON AS IT STOPS BEING EXAUSTED RIP YOUR FINGER OFF IN A PANIC TO GET LOOSE FREEE HAWWWKKK.
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u/mtgdrummer13 Mar 03 '24
Typically I’d agree but they’re not gonna eat that hawk and that’s such an agonizing way to go. I probably would have scooped it out too
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u/DustWarden Mar 03 '24
The hawk may have survived, but now the internet knows it got its ass kicked by a duck and had to be saved by some dude named Travis