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On Wed, 4 Dec 2024, rbowman wrote:

> On Wed, 4 Dec 2024 00:44:28 -0500, 186282@ud0s4.net wrote:
>
>>    Alas, the way 'conservationists' tend to move-around species .......
>
> There was an attempt to reestablish the elk population in upstate New York
> which inadvertently introduced chronic wasting disease into the whitetail
> population. The jury is out on whether it's transmissible to humans.
>
> The bison in Yellowstone National Park are another source of controversy.
> The herds are infected with brucellosis and being wild tend to wander out
> of the park.
>
> https://thecounter.org/slaughtering-yellowstone-buffalo-brucellosis/
>
> Wolves, which are reintroducing themselves, are a source of controversy
> too. Lucky for the US wolves they don't have von der Leyden on their case.

Ahh... a wolf eating her pony, that brings joy and laughter to my life! 
Before that, oh so noble minded and eco-fascist, and when nature knocked 
on the door, it was full nazi mode. =D