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To: Red Badger

So they have these in an artificial habitat. How do they plan on releasing these back into the wild? What are the repercussions of reintroducing an extinct animal back into nature?


10 posted on 04/07/2025 7:23:37 PM PDT by Blue Highway
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To: Blue Highway
The dire wolves now live on a 2,000+ acre secure ecological preserve certified by the American Humane Society and registered with the USDA.

The entire preserve, which includes specialized engagement zones and habit types, is enclosed by 10-foot-tall, zoo-grade fencing with redundant perimeter security.

Within the preserve, the wolves are continuously monitored through on-site live cameras, security personnel, and drone tracking to ensure their safety and welfare.

The conservation property will provide lifetime care, feeding, and protection for the wolves. Once ready, the long-lost giant canines will be moved to larger ecological preserves.

13 posted on 04/07/2025 7:25:36 PM PDT by Red Badger (Homeless veterans camp in the streets while illegals are put up in 5 Star hotels....................)
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To: Blue Highway
What are the repercussions of reintroducing an extinct animal back into nature?

Wherever they go, people won't be able or allowed to manage biodiversity. That will mean continued mass extinctions.

16 posted on 04/07/2025 7:27:19 PM PDT by Carry_Okie (The tree of liberty needs a rope.)
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To: Blue Highway
How do they plan on releasing these back into the wild?

Coming soon to a city park near you!

34 posted on 04/07/2025 8:55:01 PM PDT by Ignatz ("Look, if I offend anybody today, I don't care." -Tom Homan)
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