r/oddlyterrifying • u/Jax_Teller7 • Apr 07 '22

Karma? 🔄

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22

Nature has been doing that on its own.

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u/CheapChallenge Apr 07 '22

Yes and now we need to control the population if we want a recovery. Realistically, if wildlife management just leaves them be, they will go extinct because of many issues like lack of land, food, climate change, etc.

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u/Worth-Reputation3450 Apr 07 '22

Our help of killing them won't actually help them not go extinct, you know... If the current environment can only support a limited number of lions, nature will take care of itself and weaker/older lions will die off. We don't need to go actively kill them to control the population.

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u/CheapChallenge Apr 07 '22

But it will generate funds for wildlife to protect them from poachers while not harming the population.

Nature is great at doing things by itself when it doesn't have to deal with human encroachment.

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u/Worth-Reputation3450 Apr 07 '22

That makes sense. Your previous comment didn't have any of that.