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Should we always kill an animal that attacks a person?

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Should we always kill an animal that attacks a person?

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07-21-2017, 01:22 PM

I know I'm incredibly late to the party, but I actually asked this same question to some friends and family members. Got some yes and no's on both sides. 

I think that it all depends. If the animal is a maneater and is strictly hunting human beings as a food source, it should be destroyed. The other less harmful option would be to put it in a zoo if possible, but I wouldn't mind either one in that case. However if a hunter (any hunter) is killed, then no. Especially if the hunter was killed by the very animal it tried to kill. For humans, we call that self defense. Same should apply to an animal. That person went after the animal with the intention to end it's life for whatever purpose. The animal isn't going to stand by and just let it happen...
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