[Plateau]

I think that all people who view their own selfish interest of releasing non-native species into the environment and allowing said non-natives to devour animals that actually belong in said environment,should be sealed in an enclosure with a 13 foot long Nile Crocodile that has big teeth and algae growing on his back and bad breath. The enclosure would be your home. The croc would be the non-native. Get the picture?

[The_Victor]

I think that all people who view their own selfish interest of releasing non-native species into the environment and allowing said non-natives to devour animals that actually belong in said environment,should be sealed in an enclosure with a 13 foot long Nile Crocodile that has big teeth and algae growing on his back and bad breath. The enclosure would be your home. The croc would be the non-native. Get the picture?

Thanks for sharing

[L,TOWM]

Well, that is an interesting perspective...

Since we do not have Bobcats, Cougars, and too much in the way of any other “native” predators in most urban areas of Texas anymore, I would like to hear your ideas on controlling the rodent and varmint population in DFW, Houston, or Galveston Island. Do you have any?

(Not trying to be snarky — I am really curious as to how we would keep from being overrun by vermin without “imported” predators that since the native ones have learned to keep their distance from people.)

[Fawn]

I think that all people who view their own selfish interest of releasing non-native species into the environment and allowing said non-natives to devour animals that actually belong in said environment,should be sealed in an enclosure with a 13 foot long Nile Crocodile that has big teeth and algae growing on his back and bad breath. The enclosure would be your home. The croc would be the non-native. Get the picture?

They are slowly filling in wetlands and building closer to the everglades every year.....where all the wild species lived first. Do you feel the same way? Or are you just being selfish.