(ANIMAL CONSERVATION) After wolves were removed from the endangered list just a year ago—despite the fact that only 4,000 exist in the wild—wolf hunting has since been legalized in the states of Wisconsin and Minnesota. Unfortunately, the new regulations allow such a large number of licenses to be distributed that activists are worrying the population of wolves will reduce by roughly 15 percent. Animal rights groups claim there are already a number of other ways that wolves can die besides hunting. Read the article below to learn both sides of the argument. — Global Animal
Read the New York Times article here: http://www.nytimes.com/friction-between-wolf-hunters-and-protectors-rises
So F***** up. When will people evolve… 🙁
This is a disgrace. And so typical of human thinking. We don’t have the right to take from the wild, just because wildlife is “interfering” with our lifestyles. They were here first.More…
I know wolves can be a nuisance to ranchers, but this is incredibly sad. They are just the most beautiful and graceful animals. We need to protect them before they are lost forever. I can’t imagine a world without wolves.
Sick people, they want to kill every one of the wolves 🙁