What do you do when you see an endangered animal that is eating an endangered plant?

Answer 1

Ah, I have seen this played out before. The animal eats the endangered plant the the plant poisons the animal. As the animal dies the circle of life is complete.

Answer 2

I will let the endangered animal eats and grow some more of the endangered plant.

Answer 3

Leave them alone.

Why do we human insist on thinking that animals should obey our rules, when animals wouldn't understand those rules any more than a child would?

Animals have instinct; it's all they have to go on. The rest, they just go with the flow. If an instinct tells an animal to eat a plant --or another animal-- it does so, no questions asked.

Protect animals, yes. Stop the cruelty, yes. But do not expect animals to obey our laws. That is expecting too much.

Answer 4

plants have a better change at living than an animal. id let it eat the plant.

Answer 5

Better leave Mother Nature alone on this one....maybe she knows they are both diseased and as the animal runs off and poo poo's he/she is leaving the seeds to begin a new life...and because 'she' was able to eat she got enough energy to have one last litter to replenish her kind.....so, leave well enough alone, I say!

Answer 6

I would figure out a way to get him to save a little so that it can be replanted or preserved for future plants.

Answer 7

Ask them to stop and pose for a picture. That would be worth a pretty penny If you know what I mean.

Answer 8

Dun tink its possible to hav two endangered species nex to each other and no one knowing it lol.

but if i do, i wud kill both wahahas. and sell it to the museum!xD

Answer 9

Let nature take its course. Don't intervene. Who would know that anyway?

Answer 10

Haven't had the experience ... yet. But I'll let you know as soon as I do.