How many would you 'need' to farm to turn a profit? And it wasn't a try, just a pondering
Whales, seals, and oxen: what's the difference?
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How many would you 'need' to farm to turn a profit? And it wasn't a try, just a pondering
Somebody enlighten me, please:
Are Native peoples given priority rights in harvesting seals and whales in the Northern regions? After all, they use these as sustenance, not for getting trophies. Therefore, I assume provincial or local government has control over these activities.
Are Native peoples given priority rights in harvesting seals and whales in the Northern regions? After all, they use these as sustenance, not for getting trophies. Therefore, I assume provincial or local government has control over these activities.
I lived in the forest for ten years. I spent more time with wild animals than with humans. I have watched them, observed their habits. Beavers normally eat aspen and poplar. When I saw them eating Jack Pine I asked the Wildlife management people why. They confirmed my suspicions. Hard to produce a link to my true life experiences.
I believe it was seals since the article had to do with seals in the estuaries. Can't recall the volume of salmon that Sea Lions eat. I imagine it is substantial as well just their numbers are not as high.
