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

Klaus  Schadenfreude <klaus.schadenfreude.Zwergentö[email protected]> wrote 
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> [Default]  Baxter <[email protected]> typed:
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>>Klaus  Schadenfreude <klaus.schadenfreude.Zwergentö[email protected]> 
wrote
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>>news:gogg8jpn274jmi5451ct9c8hvrko8ubh12
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>>ing.dwarf.com: 
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>>> [Default]  Baxter <[email protected]> typed:
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>>>>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.
>>> 
>>STUPID dingleberry shitstain gun-pervert KKKlaun somehow missed the 
word 
>>"doom".
> 
> Admitted Pedophile Groomer Baxter can't explain what kind of doom is
> waiting except for the current, left-wing owls who will be displaced.
> 

STUPID dingleberry shitstain gun-pervert KKKlaun prefers to remain 
ignorant.

The clue is in "old-growth ecosystems".  Start with what the owls eat, 
then look at what the owl's food eats and how all that relates to the 
ecosystem.  'Course if you want a book, start with google - there's 
plenty of information out there.