Comments by "Red Panda" (@hyenaboy7504) on "National Geographic" channel.

  1. By "wolf advocates", do you mean the people who have spent several decades studying wolves in the wild, and thus know more about wolves than you do?
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  2.  @arthurmorgan3972  I question your sanity.
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  3.  @arthurmorgan3972  You question your own sanity?
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  4.  @server1ok  Aren't national parks also referred to as "nature reserves" in some places? Also, I wouldn't call national parks "glorified zoos", since national parks are the wild, whereas zoos are not.
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  5.  @server1ok  So, by your logic, there's no such thing as "wild animals"? Are all animals pets or something, then? Wildlife very much does exist. Also, scientific research is vital for wildlife conservation (which is needed to prevent species from going extinct).
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  6. These are spotted hyenas, not African wild dogs. Also, why kill them? They aren't causing any problem to humans or the ecosystem.
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  7.  @courtneyjaylyn1335  Hyenas hunt more than they scavenge.
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  8. Wolves literally ARE native, though. Wolves have been living in Yellowstone for thousands of years, which makes them 100% native.
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  9. You have no clue how nature works, do you?
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  10. They... literally are though. Wolves have existed in that area longer than we (humans) have. A while back, some hunters decided to kill them off since they were "killing all the deer". However, once they saw the impact the deer population had on the area, they decided to reintroduce the wolves to restore balance to the ecosystem of said area. It's clear to me you simply don't care about the ecosystem and want it destroyed.
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  11.  @mattsmith2080  Doug Smith has said they are the same wolves, which PROVES they are the same wolves.
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  12.  @ElizabethSaroopchan  They need to eat.
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  13. If the wolves were over hunting the elk, then elk would have gone extinct ages ago.
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  14.  @levity90  Also: you'd rather have a damaged ecosystem than an intact one?
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  15. Dude, this is nature in the wild. This wasn't filmed at a zoo.
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  16.  @renegade_legend2583  Charles Dance.
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  17. Funny how you think you know more about animals than actual researchers
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  18. I question your sanity.
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  19. Lion Guard? (btw, I believe Kenge is an African water monitor rather than a Komodo dragon).
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  20. By that logic, lions are "useless vermin". Predators play a vital role in the ecosystem.
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  21. Gray wolf scientific name: Canis lupus Timber wolf scientific name: Canis lupus
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  22. Username checks out. And why do you want to mess up the ecosystem, anyway?
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  23.  @fiselfrazel1064  "Wolves have not decimated elk populations" And, if that was the case, wouldn't the elk have gone extinct thousands of years ago?
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  24.  @HgHg-yp6ft  You know this channel is owned by Disney, right?
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  25. Wolves are NOT damaging the ecosystem. Only invasive species do that.
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  26.  @segwolfxviii2919  Well, they aren't extinct there any more.
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  27. And I'd really like to question your sanity.
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  28. So, you hate them for... doing their job?
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  29.  @ginaedwards2808  British Columbia is IN Canada
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  30. Why are you confused about wild animals being in their natural habitat?
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  31. What, are wolves and bullets magnetic, now, or something?
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  32. Here's a fact: if the wolves are "decimating the elk" (as you constantly claim they are), then elk would have gone extinct thousands of years ago.
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  33.  @CoreyMillionaire2029  Males CHOOSE to leave, they aren't kicked out.
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