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I'm sure that if its being conducted appropiatley then she's doing something right to help them be released.
I strongly believe that a captive breeding program should be instigated for the Green Tree Pythons here in Australia. David Wilson has over 100 tagged in his limited study area, so to say that if you took a dozen or so pairs from the bush for breeding purposes would jepodise their populations is just plan idiotic.
and at the same time good habitats should be declared national parks to preserve the land against further destruction due to development
captive colony when there is a problem ,i agree.but they are still seen all the time by locals.i believe there is no need at present.
and to take from the wild when they appear to be doing fine, because you just want to, isn't right.
Sdaji said:I thoroughly disagree. Hell, I even take wild animals because I want to eat them. We live on this planet and you can't hide from the fact that that means living off it. By living in a house, breathing air and eating food you use up resources which can't be used by anything else. Dare I ask if you drive a car? The world is there for us to appreciate and use. We should use it as much as we possibly can without hurting it. As far as I'm concerned, I own as much of this planet as anyone else (and so do you and so does everyone else) and if some of us want to take green pythons from a population which won't be harmed by taking them, then so we should.
Baritji said:I went to Fogg Dam with that lady a few weeks ago... Most of her released snakes die
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