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Scientists find themselves choosing between animals as explosions of some populations endanger others
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Add CommentSort of like humans encroaching on the wilderness areas. .. Lake Tahoe and the Bears for instance.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisGray squirrels eat our rosebuds, our pear buds, they take a bite of each apple, they transplant our bulbs, they consume bird seed whenever they can, they tear apart cardboard boxes apart if left in a carport. They are rats with bushy tails that have only one saving grace - they build their nests in trees where the wind carries away the stench.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisBut they make a fine stew (if you can catch a half dozen or so).
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