Othawa Pride

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(11-03-2022, 08:22 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote:

(11-03-2022, 07:51 PM)东方琳琅STD Wrote: So what does it mean? Will they intervene or not? or just monitor the situation and do nothing? at this point, I am happy as long as they can save Othawa pride.

Its says, they will intervene if it will be nesccesery, necessary in this context prob means life threatning situation.

(11-03-2022, 07:53 PM)东方琳琅STD Wrote: Any single mum with cubs like this should get help.

Problem with this is, for example:

Without intervening Sassy dies, and her 3 subs dies, but with intervening and helping them they survive. 
In a 1-2 years or so, 3 subs grown to adulthood, thats a pride of 4 adult females now, they attack Ximhungwe/Gingerella and their cubs, as they overpower them 4 to 2 now, they kill lets say Ximhungwe female and all their cubs.. Who is to blame now? 

And how many more other animals will lose life to Othawas because humans help them? 

Do you understand? 

Why is life of Othawas more worth then life of others, because helping Othawas means killing other animals, who would live if Othawas didn't get help..

Because of that im against intervene policy, which Kruger mostly doesnt have. 

Masai Mara has it, and i think its not great..they help male lion who was attacked by invading coalitions, so that lion can recover and kill that invading lion (it happened not long ago), where is the justice for that killed male lion? He mortaly wound his enemy, but that male was saved by humans, and then he recovered and with his partners killed him.. Thats absurd.. 

And this is not "saving lions because their numbers shrink", because by saving lions you overpopulate their population without expanding their space to live, meaning more human-lion conflict's and more lions killing each others because there is no space, also more lions in the area, means less food, less "pray" animals, meaning more deaths by starvation. 

You are not saving them, you are killing them even more over longer period of time.. But yea, thats another topic..

Thank you for replying to me. I know. I am just so depressed to see Sassy and her three girls wandering around without any help.  I keep telling myself if there is a camera drawing all our attention to a buffalo or impala herd, they might be the ones who need the most help. Natural can be so cruel. Reply