If you see an endangered animal eating an endangered plant...what do you do?
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G'day WWE prized diva Maria Kanellis,\n\nThank you for your question.\n\nIt is perfectly natural for the animal to eat the plant. If it is an endangered species, it is probably protected against human action such as developing a property that it lives on from logging or tourism. It doesn't stop the natural processes of animals eating plants or animals. Indeed, if the plant in question has already spread its seeds, the animals actions aren't particularly damaging.\n\nI have attached sources for your reference.\n\nRegards
16208
They can eat almost anything, so can Deer.  I had one eat a Satellite meter once that was laying on my back bumper, plastic and metal all gone.  I'm sure it's not good for them and they won't answer when I ask why.
692122
Eating other animals or plants.
629724
Some people do care about animals but its the ones that dont or dont know that  are hurting the enviroment. The people that do know what people are doing to animals dont take action and do something to stop it. Those who dont either dont know whats going on about these problems or just dont care. killing animals that are on the verge of extinction is illegal but people do it anyway. what are people doing to stop this?  People have a job to do to keep these animals alive. Are you doing yours? Or do you care less about the balance of nature? people should be doing there part. Please try to do yours or the balance of nature is affected by what humans do! So are you going to do your role or do you care less about what happens?
691147
A wild rabbit?  Don't touch it!  Trying to care for a wild animal is a very difficult process and even then you will end up with a rabbit that will be dependent on humans and not being adjusted to the wild.\n\nUnfortunately, the best thing you can do for that rabbit is leave it where it is, unless you know to properly rehabilitate an animal and return it to the wild.
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The endagered species.... Probably because I am an animal lover but also because while they both are precious this world is much worse off with the link of a species missing and if the species is endangered that means every one really really counts. (Not that the childs life doesnt count)...\n\nIts really a hard pick and if put in the situation my answer could totally change...
1115588
Hey first off DON'T listen at all to the hippie nonsense garbage about Sharks being "endangered"! That is a load of grade A bull. Shark populations are exploding,we need to hunt them to reduce the OVER population. My opinion is bite then before they bite you. This how you clean them:After you have shot the top of the shark in the head with a explosive tip deer slug; death and paralysis ensues. Cut the tail off to drain the max. amount of blood out of the shark,then hack/saw the head off then slice the belly open and plop out the guts in a top down fashions. then skin and fillet as you would any other fish and enjoy fried,baked,in tacos,stewed! Save the teeth as a souvenir!!
134187
Large elephants will surprisingly eat eggs sometimes.\n\nSometimes, elephants will eat surprisingly large eggs.
543910
I would say garner a cheetah's wisdom. I've always wondered how animals think and what they think about, and since the cheetah is my favorite animal, I would love to know everything they know. And I think I would feel bad taking a whooping crane's last resort.
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Patience. As they progress through recovery, one must expect setbacks. ;-)\n\nALASKA?!?!?!? No! Are you crazy? Don't let them near it until they complete recovery and are certified safe near wildlife.
1169452
You  should feed the lizard tiny baby crickets. You can buy them at Petsmart and buy it some baby lizard food at the store to.
764143
Plenty of plants are poisonous or have thorns or something, but that doesn't mean that they never get nibbled on (and some get eaten on a regular basis.)\n\nI can't think of any that never get eaten at all.  Wouldn't an animal have to at least taste a plant to decide whether to eat it or not?  As far as I can tell, the only plants that are refused on sight usually come in little jars and are offered to baby mouths clamped shut against them.  Usually peas or green beans, stuff like that.\n\nThough when they get older, babies often try these foods.
227600
You can swap them with your palm or let them fly outside or find their nest and destroy it, if possible. At least, that is what I did, and would do.
349467
Thought they were vegetarians.  You might want to contact the SPCA if they sqashed the cow.  OK, bad pun, but really, who cares?
112634
They answered this in one of the interviews after one ot the finales. They aren't allowed to eat them unless they 'come into camp and fall over dead'. If they did, the natives might get angry... no to mention PETA.
219412
well there not endangered were i come from we shoot the hell out of them every year and they just keep coming back. and they benefit this man buy jumping in the pot and making an excellent rabbit stew :) :) :)
51401
I think this question is too vague... Hunt what, where, with what, is the animal being hunted over populated, endangered.  Some people feel hunting is a horrible thing and the fact is that it can be a good thing for the survival of the species and the environment.