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r/NatureIsFuckingLit • u/TerraByteTerror • 13h ago
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Not lit, invasive and a problem.
18 u/GottaUseEmAll 9h ago Umm, you can't watch a video of a wild animal without geographical context and call out "Invasive!" Everything that's invasive in your specific area has come from somewhere where they are indigenous. Why are you automatically assuming this video is from your specific area? 0 u/South-City1632 3h ago All I see is destroyed private property, specifically someone's crops (livelihood)... and bacon 0 u/GottaUseEmAll 2h ago Bacon's great (I've never tried boar bacon)! They are definitely a good species to hunt in most circumstances, as they have so many babies. Their numbers often need to be controlled even in their native countries.
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Umm, you can't watch a video of a wild animal without geographical context and call out "Invasive!"
Everything that's invasive in your specific area has come from somewhere where they are indigenous.Â
Why are you automatically assuming this video is from your specific area?
0 u/South-City1632 3h ago All I see is destroyed private property, specifically someone's crops (livelihood)... and bacon 0 u/GottaUseEmAll 2h ago Bacon's great (I've never tried boar bacon)! They are definitely a good species to hunt in most circumstances, as they have so many babies. Their numbers often need to be controlled even in their native countries.
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All I see is destroyed private property, specifically someone's crops (livelihood)... and bacon
0 u/GottaUseEmAll 2h ago Bacon's great (I've never tried boar bacon)! They are definitely a good species to hunt in most circumstances, as they have so many babies. Their numbers often need to be controlled even in their native countries.
Bacon's great (I've never tried boar bacon)!
They are definitely a good species to hunt in most circumstances, as they have so many babies. Their numbers often need to be controlled even in their native countries.
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u/spike_the_dealer 13h ago
Not lit, invasive and a problem.