The Tasmanian Devil (Sarcophilus harrisii) was hunted almost to extinction due to its threat to livestock such as sheep and poultry. They were protected by law before it was too late in June 1941 from where their numbers recovered sufficiently for them to be classified as "secure".
they stopped hunting Tasmanian Devils because it became illegal. They started trapping them so they don't ruin their crops. Like this weren't hunting and killing them.
Possibly, but if trapping was stopped, there would be an over population of otters, which would result in massive outbreaks of diseases, loss of habitat, loss of many other plants and organisms that otters feed on. Also, otters aren't very friendly animals, so an overpopulation would result in more contact with humans, which wouldn't be a good thing. Trapping and hunting are nessecery for all species, but it needs to be done in moderation.
They stopped hunting pandas due to threat of extinction.
they stopped hunting and saved grasslands
Convicts stopped being transported to Australia in 1865.There are prisoners, however, which are quite different to convicts.
if hunters stopped hunting them then I think there would be more of them.
the only way is to earn money or tell the government.
yes!. it is every cruel to a deer :( and it should be stopped.
In the story, "In Trouble", the character, Paulsen, stopped trapping because he realized that if a dog was smart enough to learn to not go into a trap, then animals such as raccoons, mice, birds, and so on would too.
Well, people stopped seeing someone do magic, so they thought they had wiped out all of the witches, so they stopped hunting for them.
We never stopped hunting for food, it's just that the majority of people in the Western world now eat processed and farmed meat instead. Hunting for food is still a tradition in all corners of the globe.
yes, but after they found out they could domesticate animals they stopped hunting and tamed the animals.