Another example of environmentalist policies endangering human lives. CTV reports a draft management plan released by the Nunavut territorial government states that the population of polar bears has increased and climate change has not yet affected any of them yet. This comes out as two members of their tribe were killed by polar bears over…
With New Jersey’s ban on using state land for the state’s bear hunt being tied up in courts, it still hasn’t stopped opponents of bear hunting from truly expressing themselves. According to NJ.com, the state’s hunt is expected to resume in December, but some activists with the BEAR Group are already angered at the prospect…
Campaigners with the group Big Cat Rescue (BCR) out of Tampa, Florida are petitioning India’s President to spare the life of a Bengali tigeress named Avni that has been responsible for the deaths of 13 people over the period of almost two years in Maharashtra, India. According to India Today, the state’s forest department issued…
Environmentalist groups, such as the Center for Biological Diversity, have successfully blocked grizzly bear hunting in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming by having a federal court re-list the animal as an endangered species. In reality, the environmentalist groups seek more grizzly attacks on humans by wanting larger bear populations. Hopefully, the governors of the three aforementioned…
A Texas great grandmother named Judy Cochran of Livingston, Texas, killed a 12 foot alligator she says devoured her miniature horse that disappeared three years ago. According to The Houston Chronicle, Cochran states her horse disappeared in the same pasture where the alligator was wandering. She can’t say for certain, but is highly suspect. She…
Three years ago, People for the Extortion, Torture and Abuse of human beings (PETA) released a Halloween costume expressing their wish to see the death of a Minnesota dentist who killed Cecil the Lion during a hunting excursion in Africa. The name of the costume was Cecil’s Revenge and was priced at nearly $140. Now,…
A spike in Great Britain’s badger population has prompted culls of the creatures, especially in light of a Bovine tuberculosis outbreak among the country’s badger species. Animal rights groups attempted to halt the hunts by taking the British government to court arguing that the culls made the TB outbreaks worse, but the courts ruled against…
