Why our Ecosystem Depends on Vultures I Climate Heroes
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Vulture populations across the world are under threat. There are several reasons for their decline - faster than that of all other birds - but chief among them is poisoning by humans. In fact, of the 23 vulture species on the planet, 12 are endangered or critically endangered. But vultures are scavengers, and an essential part of a functioning ecosystem. Their decline can have a huge impact on the environment in ways that might surprise you. Learn how vultures safeguard our health - and what needs to be done to save them.
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🤓 Fun fact: Vultures are known for vomiting to speedily reduce their weight, particularly when faced with a predator, in order to be able to take-off more efficiently. The practice also has the added benefit of distracting the creature causing the threat, since the chances are that they won't want to look at, or smell, a pile of freshly regurgitated (and often rancid) carrion.
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Editor: Mathias Muckenhuber
Producer: Eva Schmidt
Graphics: Jörg Eisenprobst
Voice-Over: Julian Nightingall
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"Very clean creature...they pee on theirs legs to cool off...."
What ! ?
Keep Vultures safe !
Main cause of vulture decline in India is due to use of pain killer medicine in cows which were often feed to vultures . Can we do anything to save them
So what can we do to fix this problem and have these birds regain there numbers?
@@AlexMartinez-gv7hy destroy hunting traps for animals. Once I saw a hunting ground it was so polluted and there was a disarmed poision trap and I smashed it with my foot.
@@AlexMartinez-gv7hy also pesticide kills paraglun falcons. The fastest animal on earth. *please make your own food*
Vultures are the most underrated animals on the planet.
Fax
They really are
So true
imo after hyena
@@yuvrajsingh8960 oh yeah they also deserve way more love.
Let’s be honest, vultures are just saving us from another world wide pandemic
They are indeed saving us from all kinds of diseases all the time 😉
Then the wet markets in China start selling them to eat
Pandemics are usually caused by viruses, it would not make it wide spread but it will give that person who eats it get botulinum type H in them
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@@Gilgamesh54 The Bubonic Plague was bacterial
I actually met a vulture once. Was walking my dogs and there was a Vulture in the middle of the neighborhood street eating some roadkill squirrel. Every time a car came, it waddled to the sidewalk, let the car pass, then went back to the carcass (instead of just picking up the carcass but hey, it does what it does). When my dogs barked at it, it just gave us a curious look before going back to eating. A polite and fearless thing, if not a bit behind in critical thinking regarding how to eat with minimal waddling.
Thank you for sharing this story with us Joshua 😊
Awe that’s adorable! Vultures have flat feet and blunted talons, so most of them are unable to grip or carry things with their feet; this is likely why the vulture didn’t move the carcass out of the road.
A squirrel once got ran over in the road. A vulture grabbed it and brought it to my yard. We had to clean the bones
No vultures in Canada nor America only in Africa
@@deogratiassisi7729There are three species of vulture in North America- the turkey vulture, black vulture, and California condor.
My grandma had told me stories about how vultures used to be in large numbers and how they snatched food from your hands especially in villages but now not a single vulture can be seen.
I'm pretty sure that's a consequence of the reduction of local wildlife as cities expand and countries become increasingly urbanized, reducing the territory and foraging space they use and forcing them to move elsewhere or otherwise reduce their numbers until they are more manageable for the reduced space.
Of course there's also what the video discusses in the 3rd world where poison tends to drastically reduce their numbers
In Girnar, they’re dying because of antibiotics given to cows. So this video is telling the truth.
Same bro!
Thats just life, balance.
@@Haku-md6hd yes, everything is “life” but we are too smart to call us that
Just when you think poaches couldn't sink any lower you find this out.
Follow the money..... Fuck traditional medicine.... Seriously fuck that shit.......poachers are trying to put food on the table.... Not defending them at all.... But start from the top...
@@Beesahdosomink they can hunt gazelles or other herbivores which is in large numbers.
@@aroace6801 thats why I'm not. Defending them, greed is human nature, more money... Supply and demand...the demand for traditional medicine ingridients is more lucrative and completely rediculous from a medical point of view thats what I laugh at.... My point is, poachers are just part of this rediculous traditional medicine that has caused havoc to species on a fucking global scale lol absolutely rediculous..... The majestic rhino are dying out because of Chinese boners lol
Poachers are the bane of any wildlife.
@@Beesahdosomink while I don't disagree with you, I think you're forgetting the most scummy people in the whole scenario.
The people who buy ivory.
You rightly mentioned poaches are trying to put food on the table. Highlighting poverty being the problem.
Well traditional medicine is usually caused these days through lack of education, quite often caused by poverty.
Also one reason people resort to it is because it is a lot cheaper to buy in a lot of underprivileged countries.
Again poverty being the cause.
Ivory is bought by rich degenerates.
These people should be taken to the place where the animal is poached from, tried to a tree stump, and give a little something back to the animals.
All their wealth should be donated to the communities where the poachers families live.
But poaches continue this trade while knowing what they are doing, and ignoring the fact that once they finish off the last animal they are screwed.
Where they get really scummy is when they poison the carcass.
When I was a child I use to see vultures and other birds near my house but now big birds are very rare in my region due to excessive housing and deforestation, hope we could do better in coming days.
No, @akshay it dose seems to be getting better. In recent times our government have introduced vulture protection programme where certain drugs are banned for animal use but I didn't see any changes in my region. Maybe due to unorganized housing and destruction of natural resources(small rivers, forest and ponds), I think I will not be seeing diversity again. Though vulture population have been drastically improved in Nepal 2014 and on. But it is not only about vulture or other animal species we humans must find a way to co-exists with all living beings in our locality.
Humanity cant because humans are selfish but mother nature will come to bite us back so hard we never make another mistake because the laws of reality wherent made to favor humans
@@nimeshghimire6462 you don't seem to care about this issue. Boomer
With 7.8 billion people on earth and always growing ,compared to 4.3 billion in 1980 , all animals will be in trouble with our overpopulation.
@@Crashed131963 Don’t worry a lot of people would move to mars in the future and hopefully
It's just so sad to see that this channel is not getting the love that it deserves.
So ur not caring about vultures which are the cleaners of forest
They are part of the cleanup crew, like ants, termites, roaches. We really need them.
They keep our planet clean and prevent diseases from spreading! 😊🙌
I can do without roaches, thanks.
@@MeatShovel roaches eats ur garbage thank them later.
@@MeatShovel roaches while disgusting, clean up other disgusting crap lying around.
If you have roaches, it just means you're a dirty ass bum, learn to clean a little bit at least..
Vultures, the definition of “it ain’t much but it is honest work”
I think Vultures are quite cool.
They huge as heck.
I like King Vultures and sometimes Condors
I like the condors they are so massive.
I. Also think that vultures are very cool
@@li_no__one agreed, vultures may not hunt live prey, but it’s their calls and their looks that make them edgy and epic
I have always loved vultures. When i was a kid i read a small book about Condors. Since then i find Condors and vultures amazing animals, they are huge, travel a lot, they are beautiful and majestic. People admire eagles and other birds, but i truly think Condors and vultures are the king of birds.
Wow I love your way of talking about these birds! They are often not seen as beautiful creatures, but what they do to keep our planet clean and healthy is truly beautiful 😊
@@lenafromterramater3690 Thanks ^^. Yes they are integral to our planet.
People often see them as ugly, but I really think they are quite pretty. I love the ones I see a lot in the video, such a pretty sleek black!
I used to see them in my village some 25 years ago, but now they have disappeared
It would be a sad. Hopefully the vulture population there recovers.
You are not smart to let that happen. Stop being a Boomer and start being woke.
With 7.8 billion people on earth and always growing ,compared to 4.3 billion in 1980 , all animals will be in trouble with our overpopulation.
@@insectbite1714 you're not helping vultures by insulting strangers in the internet.
@@insectbite1714 Being "Woke" is not different then being braindead..
Fun fact: California Condors were once found all across North America, from the Atlantic to Pacific coasts. When most of the large animals went extinct or became rare, the Condors in California survived by adapting to eat whale carcasses. I wouldn’t mind having herds of Bison and Elk and flocks of California Condors here in my area. I hope other people think the same, and these beautiful birds can be reintroduced.
Hopefully, California condors will one day be able to return to more of their historic range. They can travel pretty far, so it may be possible at some point in the future.
I never got the impression vultures had a bad rep here in Spain. I love to see them soar through the sky. The population has been steadily growing for the last 20 years and right now we're one of the world leaders in vulture repopulation ;)
Indeed! Spain is on my bucket list of places to travel to because I really want to see the Griffon vulture colony at Parque Natural de las Hoces del Río Duratón. ^.^
Woah! Heyena dragging that lioness from its belly skin! I've never seen that before
they are scavengers after all, they would even eat their own kind if found dead.
@@thebossvegeta7202 😳😳
@@thebossvegeta7202 facts
sad sight to see but thats nature
Yea it shocked me a bit lol
Why can't humans understand that Vultures are extremally important to the ecosystem. If they all died, our world is doomed to decays in a year. I love vultures, they are awesome birds.
Oh, basically they are amazing and cool creatures. Seeing their population decline makes me sad and I want to act immediately to save them.
Ur not gonna do anything. 99.9% of ppl, including those who liked ur comment, will never do anything for vultures
The easiest thing you can do is to cut out cow flesh from your diet. As you heard from the video, vultures are mainly poisoned by cattle antibiotics.
Stop supporting the animal agriculture industry with your money, and you can indirectly help vulture populations replenish.
@@hoominbeeing its really not gonna do shit.
@@scythe2517 how do you think conservationists get the money needed to help the vultures? Do you think the goverment gives them money? Why are you trying to discourage people from helping? What are you, a poacher?
Edit: what @Hoomin Beeing sed will help in the long run, dont listen to the poacher
@@julialungan4722 you 2 commenters on youtube arent gonna be able to do anything. Its just facts. cry about it.
This video totally changed my mind about vultures now I see how Good they are for the planet
This is so great to hear! They really do play a crucial part in the planet´s ecosystem 🌱
you should've known what vultures does for the environment in High school....
In mount Girnar they are such beautiful beings. But they’re declining because of antibiotics given to the animals. This video needs more views.
Helping to raise more awareness is a first step! Thank you 😊
humans really just take EVERYTHING for granted.
Luckily not all humans, but sadly it is most. They think because they're on top of the food chain, they can do whatever they want to the ecosystem with no consequences. Humans often forget they can't live without Mother Nature, but Mother Nature does just fine and dandy without us.
@@TyTimeIsAwesome fr tho, it’s all fun in games until aliens pull to earth.
I love when I see a new upload from Terra Mater, I'm never disappointed in their content. Keep up the good work.
Definitely!
Stellar video. Although I have a life-long interest in wild life and the environment, I never imagined they were that kind of complex creatures with such a vital role in the ecosystem. Thank you for the amazing work
I love how they just throw the birds into the sky and the immediately start flying gracefully. I never thought vultures of all the animals in the world would be endangered. Shows you just how much of the environment we messed up. What's next rats?
I wish but those damn rats are going nowhere, they are too many of them to ever be endangered.
@@sinanengin5756 True but I would be a bit sad if they ever became endangered.
Lol rats legit breed non stop
When I see vultures, I have a sudden strong urge to sing "FOOD GLORIOUS FOOOOOD!!!"
True, vultures have a huge image problem. I love Vultures though. Will try to make my friends and family appreciate them on Vulture awareness day this year.
That is so true! Really nice way of raising awareness of their importance Parth 😉🙌
I feel so upset that such a clear, good quality video doesn’t have more views. Shared
vultures are underrated just like this channel..
keep up.. we are with you
That's what I'm going to say.
This is the only channel only youtube that I actually wait and excited for new videos every week. Every videos are all full of information and knowledge that not much people know about or hava awareness. Great on Terra to raise awareness for underrated animals that contribute so much to our ecosystem that not many people know about
Hope this channel will grow rapidly and receive the attention it deserve
Thank you for educating me about value of vulture..I am one of those who thought that vultures are dirty and not useful
That is so nice to hear that we could raise more awareness of the good deeds these birds are serving us and our planet 🙌🤩
7:20 what a beautiful scene ! Bravo to those who dedicate their lives by saving animals.
You don't even have to dedicate your life to make an impact: simply changing your dietary choices to cut out animal flesh goes a long way.
@@hoominbeeing It’s been a couple of years I don’t eat meat .
Those are Andean condors, the largest species of vulture, among the largest extant flying birds, and the largest living birds of prey! They have near 11 ft wingspans and are gorgeous, especially in flight! Releasing any vulture back into the wild is an awe-inspiring experience, but with Andean condors, it’s almost magical.
When I was little, I used to see dozens of vultures in my village but after 20 years, I hardly saw one or two, so sad to know that.
Seeing Black Vultures hanging out at the same pool as I was was a highlight of my trip to Mexico. Literally feet away from me- so cool! Such big, fabulous, gorgeous birds!
Wow that is a really great story Dora! That is so good to hear that you appreciated them being there 🙌😍
@@lenafromterramater3690 I was really surprised to see them there, especially so close! Their size is very impressive- hard to believe other vulture species get even bigger. I'm sure this video will help more people appreciate vultures- thanks for that! They need all the help they can get with their reputation. 🤗
I had a ton of amazing animal encounters on that trip, many of which were on tours tailored towards that. Not the vultures, though; they literally came to me! Lol 😊 The resort was covered in birds and lizards; perfect place for a wildlife nut like me. 😄
My favourite tour was their "Crocs and Turtles" tour, where I got to be within touching distance of wild crocodiles (my long-time favourite animals)! They took us to this little island nature preserve where they have a crocodile breeding&release program, and also house confiscated illegal exotic pets, including a Spider Monkey, which I got to interact with through the bars (they allowed it briefly for enrichment for her). So incredibly sad to see it captive like that, though, the poor thing, just because someone selfishly- and wrongly- thought it would be a good pet. The illegal pet trade is so infuriating! 😠
Anyway, before I got sidetracked, I brought up the island to mention that there were some wild grouse-like birds there. They would run around your feet (with the staffs' chickens lol) trying to find any crumbs you may have dropped, so I guess I had a lot of good luck with wild birds coming up really close! 😁💚
Aha black vultures are pretty bold and super social (and highly intelligent, like all vultures), so no surprises there! ^.^
Fricken Vultures hide from me in Assassin's Creed Origins. I need them to finish the quest with the tanner
I always was afraid of then, like omg such a disgusting bird... But as I discover how much we should be thankful for them this really change.
That are such good news to us! We are really trying to raise awareness about the amazing work these birds are doing to keep our planet save and us healthy 🙌🤩
Interesting, I didn’t know of the importancr of vultures in many ecosystems
We are happy to hear that we could put these amazing creatures into the right spotlight 🙌
Every animal in its natural ecosystem plays a vital role in it
Wow!!
Vultures are unique animals whose importance in the ecosystem are highly underrated. Until we understand how important every living creatures are, we may not last too long.
Biodiversity is crucial.
Ecosystem needs to be balanced.
A true picture of a vulture is that of a true Saviour of humanity.
The last time I flew, they wouldn't let me bring my carrion.
Thank you for this episode it needs to be highlighted it's just seems like there is nothing humans won't destroy for their own selfish gains😞😞😞☹️
"Eeeeeh Hoomans Bad"
Also humans trying to help this species.
What?
There are a lot of bad humans, who destroy the world for selfishness and vanity. But I also love seeing how many people are committed to saving the ecosystem. There is still hope.
Well it seems like we need to make a big change in our attitudes towards Vultures around the world!!! Love a Vulture!!!
That is a great attitude Lynn! We need more of that positive spirit 😊🙌 Spread the word!
In my state jammu and kashmir
Vulture population declined exponentially.
Now i can hardly see any vulture.Only eagles 🦅 are found on dead animals.🥺
Because of Islam. I hope India will successfully get rid of Islam.
Don't see how you can equate death of scavengers with Islam and the geopolitical issues involved with Pakistan and India.
And id even go as far to point out, opinions like yours are what keeps perpetuating hatred in kashmir and jammu.
@@Ray-od7xz It could be Islam. As Islam does not encurage being a vegetarian thus causing people to greedily hunt animals.
@@arolemaprarath3248 seeing the video on your account I'm a 100% sure you're not indian .
Looked it up ... You're a troll bait trying to pretend and spread hate by acting to be from one community
@@Ray-od7xz he's not indian ...
He's a troll . look up his name on Google , he's supposedly a well known troll bait name ...
Used to purposely try and start religious and race debates
Can you pls make a video on how can we common people can save endangered species 🤔🙏
I agree. People must be informed.
As a good man once said "It's a dirty job but somebody's gotta do it."
That is true...thankfully we have the vultures 😊
I have been doing a PhD on vultures for a while .. they are very interesting creatures..still learning
Nature's ecosystem is so darn subtle and sensitive 🤯
Looking up and watching them fly, is so beautiful. They are really graceful in the air.
Especially with their large wing span 🙌
I've always seen Vultures are cool animals.
They can sore for hours without flapping, they can travel island to island. Best part is that they can almost Anything!
If there was an option to turn into an animal, I'd become a Vulture, probably the Bearded vulture or the Andes Condor. It's silly but they're such amazing animals.
I plan on getting a vulture so that the neighbourhood kids and adults could interact and understand Vultures.
Great to hear that you see them for the great work they do to keep the planet healthy 😊🌍🌏🌎
And any little bit of sympathy I had for poachers just went right out the window.
I had no idea Old World vultures were in such trouble. At least the turkey and black vultures here in the US are in good shape. There are huge numbers in my area, and I see several of them every day.
Amazing to hear that you see so many of them in your area 😊 Where are you from?
@@lenafromterramater3690 Northwest Georgia. Yeah, it isn't uncommon to see dozens of vultures at a time circling around, piling onto roadkill, or resting in trees. I kind of take them for granted, I guess; this video definitely increased my appreciation for them.
Every single life is worthy for this earth. Vultures are very precious. I'm happy the population is increasing.
People need to be more aware about that.
Props to the conservation efforts and breeding programmes trying to protect and bring back vulture populations :D
As a half- Chilean, I have always admired the big and beautiful Andean condor. A more majestic bird I have never seen
Thank you for making videos about endangered species and spreading the word 🥺 it means a lot and your channel really makes me encouraged to try to change the world for the better and save these sweet and wonderful creatures. I hope you continue to speak for the world's environmental problems because I support you!
Thank you so much! We are always working very hard on raising awareness about endangered species as one of our many categories 😉🙌
I had no idea of this issue. Thank you for spreading awareness!!
So great that you're bringing attention the more underappreciated animals we share our world with! Didn't know about the poisoning, but I am glad of the conservation efforts in place. Can't wait for next Friday!
That is so true Bryce! They really have every right to be in the spotlight and get more attention! They are doing so much for us and our planet 😉🙌
@@lenafromterramater3690 that's right, they're super important!
@@brycekirkham6896 I know about the poisioning and that is why I destroyed a hunter poision trap before.
@@insectbite1714 I'm glad you did!
Most valuable channel with a super valuable content,,,,,hooked to this channel since discovered.....
I see vultures all the time around my town, especially by my house. I live near a cow pasture, so it makes sense I guess. It’s always really cool seeing them, they’re very pretty and impressive birds.
I must say, I always thought of vultures as "dirty" and their unique appearance, especially the bald head, doesn't exactly look trustworthy (it doesn't help that in children's cartoons they are always portrayed as such, lol)
I knew they were kind of important, but I didn't know they were THIS vital to the ecosystem. I'm glad I know better now! Thanks for the great video
Wow, this is very insightful and eye-opening. Thanks for the great videos.
Now, I have to read on Vultures' digestive biology
what a lovely video, i never knew how vital they were until now. always learning how amazing animals can be :)
I LOVE VULTURES! Always have since I was a kid! That they are being poisoned when they are needed to keep the lands clean is SICK!!!
Yet another amazing video. Thank you Terra mater. M glad I'm a subscriber.
Thank you for this! Even though I didn't have hate for them, I never knew this side of their story.
We are very happy to hear that we could reveal their amazing service to the planet 😊
This is another awesome Terra Matter of the amazingly clean and important bird.
Also I wish y'all a great day.
Thank you so much for your kind words! They are indeed amazing creatures 🙌
I love the many species of Carrion Birds in this realm! I thank you for spreading the importance of these beautiful, vibrant, cleaner Accipiter!
Thank you for this video! Vultures are my favorite animals so it's always great to see new content about them!!
The comments making me cry. These birds deserve the recognition.
All scavengers and decomposers are important.
Thanks for the video. It raise my understanding on Vultures.
That is amazing to hear Winston 😊🙌
Omg the fourth of September is my birthday, and it's also the vulture awairness day!!!
I plan on making a video on black and turkey vultures on my asmr channel :)
I'm so happy this video popped up, helps spread the message on how important and underappreciated these birds are.
This is true! Raising more awareness is definitely important 😊
My new favorite animal, Vultures.
very great video love the message!!!!
I've never had an image problem with vultures. Even as a child I used to understand that they were keystone species even though I didn't know the word then.
But what can I say? People are stupid... They never use their head and they just kill, kill, kill..
Not all of them tho. . . at least there are some good people in the world, like the ones trying to stop all the stupid people from destroying the earth. I swear, one day I am going to wake up and hear that the "fun new sport" is to literally destroy as much of the earth as you can and fling it into space somehow. . .
I've always been intrigued by vultures 🤔their very interesting to me!!
I love how vultures are like nature's undertakers
same!
One thing is vile of all is those evil poachers who illegalily kill poor animals and poisoning them resulting vultures getting posioned in the process. I wish all poachers and soon to become one be locked up for the rest of their days, this is so inhumane and they are lower than goblins to be honest at what they do to the poor animals that are endangered.
An innacuracy is the bald head
The bald head thing is actually for thermoregulation not cleanliness
Though you have a point they are one of the cleanliest animals
It’s actually for both but okay
@@theotheseaeagle oh huh
Well im not suprised if thats the case
I see a lot of the turkey vultures in MO. So neat to see them circling and sitting on billboards
Good to hear that you see so many of them 😊Where exactly are you from?
I'm sooo happy here in California, many zoo's and others helped raise our California Condor population!
5:30 imagine having to balance on a floating carcass just to eat your lunch. And I thought I had it rough when my french fries didn't have enough salt.
Thank you so much for another upload.
exellent presentation, really enjoyed it
👍🏼 Great video. Thank you for the awareness. I doing my small bit by sharing and spreading this as much as I can.
Wherever we see natural cycle being broken, the culprit is us - humans! Unnecessary feeding of chemicals to animals.
Thank you so much for sharing and raising awareness! This is a big part in taking care of our planet 🌎🌍🌏
5:31 "Vultures are very clean creatures... they also urinate on their legs..." You heard him boys, you know what time it is.
vultures: i can eat rotten meat with loads of bacteria
street dogs: hold my beer.
*eats human's shit
vulture: 🤢🤮
Dogs instinctively eat poop when they are nutrient deficient.
@@doug2555
Humans likes to kiss them Lol
@@Mohammed-gw2nn I kiss my dog but not on the damn mouth.... that's just nasty. I wouldn't kiss any animal on the mouth.
@@doug2555
Check it out Lol . Your just 1 in a million
@@doug2555 Yea, just kiss their noses
I'll never understand how people can be stupeid enough to think some animal body parts can be used as medicine.
Terra mater are doing a great job,i was thinking about this earlier today I got my point right.
Thanks once again Terra mater 👍
Thankfully though, the california condor is making a great recovery and their future looks very bright
Man..😱😱
This video is stunning 👏🏻👏🏻
Loving Terra Mater ❤️
We are very happy to hear that you liked our new video that much 😊 and our Channel overall 🥰
@@lenafromterramater3690 🤗🤗🥰
i love vultures, they're cool, majestic,clean and relatively chill, they really deserve a better reputation
Good information to know about vultures
Oh no! the Ruppels Vulture is endangered....they are the highest flying bird in the world, wtf have we done :(
I just love these amazing birds, especially the condors.. 😘😘
Very educational and informative.
Thankfully here in Merida they are abundant and no one really hates them
Glad to know people are working for Vulture conservation!
I never realized they are this crucial!!
But I didn't understand, why did they get poisoned? as they are scavengers humans have no reason to fear from them.
Accidental - livestock farmers add some medication that is fatal to predators to protect their animals
Intentional - poachers poison their kills to deliberately kill vultures so they don't give away their location
@@StoriesbyIrish Ohhhhhh now it makes sense!! thanks for explaining
Vultures are the most underrated animals in planet
A classic example of; “Just because you don’t like the job someone is doing, doesn’t mean it does not need to get done.”
It's kind-of messed-up that we have managed to toxify the very animals that have evolved to be extremely resistant to toxicants to a point where some of them are facing extinction. Hopefully conservation efforts put and end to this at some point while we still can.