redlightning
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What if the California Brown Bear never went extinct during the twentieth century due to overhunting? How does this effect the development of the state in the decades to come?
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Can you add more sentences to your post? The mods will lock this thread if otherwise.
Anyways if that's the case it depends how many are alive. In this case we know very few will live and I'd imagine the conservation efforts will be very keen on this animal.
Can you add more sentences to your post? The mods will lock this thread if otherwise.
Anyways if that's the case it depends how many are alive. In this case we know very few will live and I'd imagine the conservation efforts will be very keen on this animal.
Why should the mods lock such a legitimate thread due to "too few sentences"? The mods don't lock arbitrarily, just when it's a frivolous idea...
Please don't make up rules that don't exist.
Hollywood makes a film about a giant bear that rampages through LA?
So, chalk one up for a conservation success story.http://animals.sandiegozoo.org/animals/california-condor
click CONSERVATION
'The California condor population was almost wiped out by the destruction of habitat, poaching, and lead poisoning. In 1982, only 22 birds remained in the wild. San Diego Zoo Global was given permission to begin the first captive propagation program for California condors. The program also involved the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, California Department of Fish and Game, the National Audubon Society, and the Los Angeles Zoo.
'Thanks to the conservation-breeding program, within 20 years the population of California condors grew to almost 200 birds. . . '
So, chalk one up for a conservation success story.
What if the California Brown Bear never went extinct during the twentieth century due to overhunting? How does this effect the development of the state in the decades to come?