21-08-2002 23:05									#91
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'Bears are fine' is not a reasonable trade-off.

	21-08-2002 23:12									#92
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The overwhelming majority of carnivore attacks on humans are from domestic dogs. Wild animal attacks are just a freakish rarity

	22-08-2002 01:11									#93
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quote: Originally posted by The Mad Monk Finally, someone who understands! Kamrat, I understood that we taste like pork.

mmm, pork... *slobber*

	22-08-2002 02:55									#94
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quote: Originally posted by chegitz guevara Now they'll be closer for the catchin'. No, really, what's wrong with 'gators? They're okay as long as they ain't in the swimmin' hole, and even if they is, they're usally fairly small and you can wrassle 'em out. It's only the really big 'uns you gotta watch out fer, and you ain't gonna have those for many a year.

The problem is that there isnt much room down there where they are being put. The bears were put up in North Central Arkansas(where im from) where the national forests are. In South Arkansas there is only a fraction of availiable land to put the gators in. They are putting them in an already crowded area.

http://www.agfc.com/critters/endangered_species.html

One quote in particular

quote: Alligators are also one of the best examples of man's ability to revive threatened wildlife populations. In Arkansas, we have a lot less alligator habitat that we did in the 1950s. But we have a lot more alligators. That proves that if we control overhunting and manage habitat right, even it it's man-made habitat, then wildlife has a chance.

And they are wanting to bring in more. We have enough I believe.

	22-08-2002 03:37									#95
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I like the new avatar, very stylish.

	22-08-2002 04:05									#96
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Did anyone bother proving the bear ate the baby?

I don't remember a trial.