Re: Biden U.S. Fish and Wildlife propose killing half a million of one species to save another

[Default]  Baxter <[email protected]> typed:

>Klaus  Schadenfreude <klaus.schadenfreude.Zwergentö[email protected]> wrote 
>in 
>news:sa8g8jt8e5925rr2dkms52as2fam4cjbmn@Rudy.Canoza.is.a.forging.cocksuck
>ing.dwarf.com:

>STUPID dingleberry shitstain gun-pervert KKKlaun thinks that barred owls 
>just decided one day: 'let's fly to the NorthWest'.

Admitted pedophile groomer Baxter thinks they made the decision to
expand their range in a single day.

>>>>They like forests, dumb ass. And
>>>> they are NATIVE to anywhere they WANT to be.
>>>> 
>>>> I always figured you for a proponent of evolution. Guess I was wrong.
>>>> 
>>>This is not a new and abitrary decision by U.S. Fish and Wildlife.  
>This 
>>>debate has been going on for decades, and is backed by science and 
>>>research.
>>>
>>>Barred owls home enviroment is 3,000 miles from here. And their 
>presense 
>>>impacts much more than the Spotted Owls native to the area.
>> 
>> Wrong, dumb ass.
>
>STUPID dingleberry shitstain gun-pervert KKKlaun is, well, just plain 
>stupid

Admitted pedophile groomer Baxter this all change must be bad.

>THE ECONEWS REPORT: Barred Owls Impact More than Spotted Owls
>
>The more varied diet and higher densities of the barred owl result in 
>significant and new impacts to basically anything that moves and is 
>smaller than the barred owl, from birds to rodents to amphibians and 
>crayfish.
>
>https://lostcoastoutpost.com/2023/dec/16/econews-report-barred-owls/
>===========
>Barred owls may doom old-growth ecosystems
>
>Barred owls are larger and more aggressive than the avian predators that 
>rodents, lizards, amphibians, burrowing mammals, arboreal mammals, and 
>birds evolved with in the Pacific Northwest. Additionally, compared to 
>native owl species, barred owls have extremely small territories, such 
>that their density in the forest is far higher than that of native avian 
>predators. This combination of size and density of a predator species 
>that prey species have not evolved to evade is threatening to cause 
>what’s known as a “trophic cascade” in which old-growth forest ecosystems 
>may cease to function as the predator-prey relationship is thrown off 
>kilter. Everything from soil nutrient cycling to mycorrhizal fungi 
>production and tree growth is tied together and reliant upon the 
>continued presence of numerous small wildlife species that barred owls 
>prey upon.
>
>https://www.kswild.org/conservation-efforts/barred-owl-management

Nothing there says this change in the ecosystem will prove to be
"bad," just different.

>> 
>> The barred owl ranges in every part of the eastern United States
>> continuously from northernmost Maine down throughout New England, the
>> Mid-Atlantic states, much of the Midwest, the Southeast United States
>> and all of Florida. They are found to as far west without substantial
>> gaps to the limits of western Minnesota, easternmost South Dakota, the
>> southeastern corner of Nebraska, the eastern half roughly of Kansas,
>> most of Oklahoma and east Texas to as far west as Cisco and Burnet.
>> 
>> Darwin in action. They're heading your way. The only way to stop them
>> is wholesale murder.
>> 
>> Which you approve of, of course.
>> 
>
>Humans have managed/guided/etc evolution of many animal and plant species 
>for thousands of years. We can do the same with Owls.

At least Baxter now admits this is evolution.