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Thailand Fails To Get Crocodile Species Downgraded


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jbrain, on 09 Mar 2013 - 02:40, said:

Mosha, on 09 Mar 2013 - 00:16, said:

Sauliossiinthailand, on 08 Mar 2013 - 23:45, said:

why would anybody care if crocodiles were extinct?? they're fuckin horrible things... its like saying lets breed as many mosquito's, scorpions and snakes as possible and set them free

Every animal has a role to play. Look what happened in India when the slaughtered snakes. An explosion in the rodent population.

Could you explain the role of a crocodile in this society ?

As in many discoveries made in the medical field, for example Flora and fauna have made significant contributions. It would be a shame if YOU go around bumping everything off then saying "hang on we could have used that" ! Get a grip.
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why would anybody care if crocodiles were extinct?? they're fuckin horrible things... its like saying lets breed as many mosquito's, scorpions and snakes as possible and set them free

Wow! A neanderthal is still crawling on this planet! I thought those horrible things they were extinct.

less neanderthal, more like troll
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why would anybody care if crocodiles were extinct?? they're fuckin horrible things... its like saying lets breed as many mosquito's, scorpions and snakes as possible and set them free

Every animal has a role to play. Look what happened in India when the slaughtered snakes. An explosion in the rodent population.

Could you explain the role of a crocodile in this society ?

They are an APEX predator just like the shark and are natures way of control in the environment in which they live. If humans venture into thier environment they do so at thier own risk.w00t.gifw00t.gifw00t.gif

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