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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Behold the situation in utter perplexity,
Scratch my head
and exclaim,
"Well, that's that circle of life thing everyone's talking about, isn't it?"
- 1 decade ago
Well, if the animal is endangered because that endangered plant is the staple of its diet you have to let it eat, then collect what seeds and take what clippings you can to try to grow more of the plants.
Otherwise, chase the animal away.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Shoot the endangered animal then burn the plant.
Actually I'd do nothing... its all part and parcel of the natural process. If the animal was eating the plant, it might be part of its natural diet, so why should we interfere.
- 1 decade ago
I suppose the proper thing to do would be to contact Animal control & report it.
Try to point out where I saw it & show the plant.
But I would probably Just watch. And do nothing.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
eat the andangered animal, havent you ever made breakfast with california condor eggs, i suggest you try it, and polar bear ribs arent that bad either
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Phone the nearest liberal democrat to see which one needs a fundraiser.
- ManateeLv 51 decade ago
Shoot both, play dumb, grill up some manatee steaks with a side salad.. oops.. I promise I'll never do it again... margaritas anyone?