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As far as I know it isn't in most cases, but it could be in certain states. You should check if it is in your state. I have seen lots of people kill a mole in ohio, but it IS illegal to kill a mole if it is on the endangered species list, like the star nose mole.
The DEA usually does not limit, control, or prohibit the possession of certain animals or plants that contain endogenous, controlled compounds unless they are specifically prepared for use (i.e.- dried, cut, packaged, pulverized, etc). Examples of this are: Psilocybin and Psilocin found in Psilocybe mushrooms, LSA and related amides found in Morning Glories and similar plant species, and 5-methoxy-DMT, 5-OH-DMT (bufotenin), and N,N-DMT, some of which are found in mammals (including humans), plants, toads and certain types of fish. Consequently, preparations used by South American natives like ayahuasca brews and yopo, vilca, and virola snuffs (which contain either DMT and/or all or some of the DMT related compounds mentioned above) are illegal since they are processed for human consumption. Note that the term "processed for human consumption" could apply to merely crushing virola bark into a powder, the rationale being that pulverizing the bark means it is being prepared for insufflation. Conversely, the plant species these snuffs are derived from are not illegal if they are possessed in their natural state. In some cases the DEA has scheduled specific plant species b/c they contain certain alkaloids or terpenoids that are perceived as dangerous. This makes possessing or growing them strictly prohibited, even if one of these plants happen to grow wild on an individual's property. Examples of this are- the Cannabis' species, the Opium Poppy (although certain species like the California Poppy aren't illegal even though they contain similar alkaloids), Iboga, and the Coca plant.
Honey bees are endangered so it's not a good idea to kill them. They generally don't cause any harm but can build their nests in awkward places. Bees are in serious decline so the best thing to do is call out a bee keeper as they can usually be removed quite safely and easily. In some countries and states honey bees are a protected species. Check with your local department of agriculture.
why do invasive species tend to be so successful in their new environment
'' On the Law That Has Regulated the Introduction of New Species '', by Alfred Russel Wallace and written in 1855. Easy Google.
The same as boiling eggs: "POACHING"
Yes, it is considered a protected species.
Yes, the timber rattlesnake is listed as a threatened species in Texas and it is illegal to capture, molest or kill the animal.
A wildlife sanctuary is an area specially designated where it is illegal to interfere in anyway with the natural life there. Hunting, shooting and fishing would be prohibited.sanctuary is a place where killing or capturing of any animal is prohibited except under orders of the authorities concerned. they provide protection and optimum living conditions to wild animals.
The hunting of tigers is banned because they are an endangered species.
The wildlife (Protection) Act governs wildlife conservation and protection of endangered species. The Act prohibits trade in rare and endangered species. The wildlife Act is adopted by all states except Jammu and Kashmir, which has its own Act the centre provides financial assistance to states for: (i) Strengthening management and protection of infrastructure of national parks and sanctuaries; (ii) Protection of wildlife and control of poaching and illegal trade in wildlife products; (iii) Captive breeding programmes for endangered species of wildlife, (iv) Wildlife education and interpretation; and (v) Development of selected zoos.
Because cops are specemens of your own species. You don't see pigs killing each other, do you?
Oh there are many harmful effects and impacts. It would ruin nature, what is nature without wildlife, and killing earth's species means that wildlife species are going extinct as not as many are here to be mated so eventually they would disappear from earth e.g dodo, Tasmanian tiger etc . . .
Yes, they are on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Endangered Species List.
The wildlife of Nigeria is composed of its flora and fauna. Nigeria has 290 species of mammals and 940 species of birds
Because they are on the Endangered list since they are considered and Endangered Species. This makes them illegal to hunt, poach or even kill.
The 3 acts that regulate the taking of wildlife are the Wildlife Conservation Act, the Endangered Species Act, and the Wildlife code.