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Can we not leave them alone at least now after we have already caused enough irreparable damage to mother earth and it’s inhabitants. We do not need to probe and exploit and harm them anymore in the name of ‘science’. Just leave them be and they will manage naturally as they always have. Please let them have their life and space back. If we do not exploit and destroy their habitats anymore then we do not really need those ‘scientific’ ways to conserve them. Let them and theirs be at peace.
The video shared widely on WhatsApp was mesmerising and prompted conclusions about how non-human mothers train their offspring. However, thanks for exposing the ugly side of creating wildlife documentaries. Hope some day a fierce debate on animal consent would also take place.
Can we not leave them alone at least now after we have already caused enough irreparable damage to mother earth and it’s inhabitants. We do not need to probe and exploit and harm them anymore in the name of ‘science’. Just leave them be and they will manage naturally as they always have. Please let them have their life and space back. If we do not exploit and destroy their habitats anymore then we do not really need those ‘scientific’ ways to conserve them. Let them and theirs be at peace.
The video shared widely on WhatsApp was mesmerising and prompted conclusions about how non-human mothers train their offspring. However, thanks for exposing the ugly side of creating wildlife documentaries. Hope some day a fierce debate on animal consent would also take place.