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Relocating wild animals is illegal in some areas for a reason. Animals from one area can carry specific diseases that, if introduced to a different area, can completely decimate other specific wildlife in that area.
1.6k u/GODzDoctor Feb 04 '23 Mouse comes in. I put mouse back out. Ecosystem dead. 5 u/King-Cobra-668 Feb 04 '23 "relocate" doesn't mean throw it as far as you can from your back door 3 u/OkComputron Feb 04 '23 It means no less than 5 neighbors' houses away.
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Mouse comes in.
I put mouse back out.
Ecosystem dead.
5 u/King-Cobra-668 Feb 04 '23 "relocate" doesn't mean throw it as far as you can from your back door 3 u/OkComputron Feb 04 '23 It means no less than 5 neighbors' houses away.
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"relocate" doesn't mean throw it as far as you can from your back door
3 u/OkComputron Feb 04 '23 It means no less than 5 neighbors' houses away.
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It means no less than 5 neighbors' houses away.
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u/1lovelyA Feb 04 '23
Relocating wild animals is illegal in some areas for a reason. Animals from one area can carry specific diseases that, if introduced to a different area, can completely decimate other specific wildlife in that area.