What is the effect of wild animal killing on nature?

Answer 1

Overhunting animals can cause a break in the food chain (e.g. overhunt rabbits and Birds of Prey will starve). Furthermore, it would lead to extinction: "Over" killing deer would put them at a low number and eventually lead them to go extinct (as reported in the NYTimes).

Answer 2

Wild animals are not pets and people keep them like that. But in the end the wild animal turns and the dumb person that kept it has to kill it. They are kept in zoos so they will not get killed but it is not nice doing that to them and they get mad. Most of the people kill it so we have meat to eat. And mine least favorite people kill them for fun and they sell the parts of them.

Answer 3

the problem is that they are as much of our world as we are. if they are doing nothing wrong, then we have no right to kill them. it's all to do with animal rights. if a wild animal starts to attack you it is only because it is scared we are going to kill it because that's what we've done to its ancestors.

Answer 4

Depends on which animal. Example: if it's a monkeys baby in ground of a Moma monkey it will kill you or hurt so bad you you'll never look the same. But if it is an ant. Nothing. See the differense?

Answer 5

None you idiot it dosent hurt nature it hurts the animal what is wrong with you go **** yourself you little *****

Answer 6

Killing an endangered species is likely to cause the species to become extinct.

Answer 7

Unstablise the earth