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На серых хищников матёрых и щенков ...
Ещё одно удивительное письмо пришло от change.org . И с таким искусством написанное что сразу запел Володя. Хотя вряд ли конечно они читали Володю.
Смысл у всех таких призывов один и тот же - не трожь природу, не вмешивайся в природу, пусть она плодится и размножается без какого либо вмешательства человека.
Как объяснить такой сдвиг в человеческом восприятии мира? Есть некоторые идеи которые напишу ниже. А пока вот оно письмо .

Advocates are sounding the alarm: our government is waging a war on wolves. The Department of Fish and Wildlife just authorized the killings of two more wolf packs which includes the sole mother and pups of the Toga pack whose father was gunned down in September. If ranchers have their way, the death toll will continue to rise until every pack is killed. Add your support today to demand Washington State terminate its war on endangered wolves.

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Washington state is going on a killing-spree of endangered wolves, and it must be stopped.

Over Labor Day weekend, a helicopter sniper gunned down the sole adult male wolf of the Togo pack. He was the devoted father to two pups seen in the video above. In a sick twist, the state admitted that killing him could force the remaining adult female to hunt livestock to feed the pups. In effect, the state has set her up to have conflicts with livestock, knowing they could kill her and the two pups next.

Just weeks later, a sniper in a helicopter shot and killed a five-month-old wolf pup from the Old Profanity Territory pack. These wolves are living in the exact territory where the state slaughtered seven wolves from the Profanity Peak pack in 2016 – leaving just one female to fend for herself with three pups.

Killing a pup is grotesque and inhumane — and a clear sign that the state's ramping up its campaign to kill wolves at the behest of special interests. The Old Profanity Territory pup whose life was taken only weighed 50 pounds and was still developing his canine teeth. It was nowhere near ready to hunt on its own.