Human Bashing

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(05-15-2016, 03:13 AM)SVTIGRIS Wrote: Incompetence is evident in so may national Parks that yes sometimes you question their aim, but so far we haven't done any better than the parks

I'm not really referring so much to incompetence in our national parks, but to human nature in general. I don't see any decided aim to transform the natural world but rather it is happening because of human actions. I have read several books, written by men who has spent years studying grizzly bears, who have noticed, in their lifetimes, less bears that actually hunt and kill live prey animals. It is assumed that these "hunting bears" are more prone to attacking people. Any bear or other wild beast that attacks a human is, at least 90% of the time, hunted down and killed. Now, I do not view the historical grizzly as the savage monster as portrayed by some of the story-tellers of the 19th and early 20th century, but I do believe that many grizzly bears of the past did more hunting and were more aggressive animals than those living in our parks today. Basically I am saying that "the nature of man is transforming the nature of the beast." Reply