Carnivore Husbandry.
I
want to note that an alternative approach to animal husbandry is
shaping up. Let me explain the reasons why. The actual balance of
nature is grossly inefficient in terms of prey carnivore balancing.
What happens is that predators focus on the young members of the prey
species and go after adults rather sparingly. This suppress the
population unnaturally.
Simply
hunting out the carnivores is not a good solution either since we
then must face the reality that we ourselves need to replace them.
It is about picking your poison.
Yet
we are approaching an age in which it will become possible for mind
to mind communication between husbandman and local carnivores as well
as the prey animals that he manages. With mind to mind he can choose
when an older animal or weakling needs to be culled. This holds true
for surplus carnivores as well. All this leads to meal animals
merely laying down to die as needed and the maintenance of a scant
effective carnivore population for the purpose of such scavenging
from the herds.
In
practice, the herds of prey animals will increase to a stable level
several fold larger than at present, while the population of
carnivores will perhaps double to provide enough demand for wastage.
This is far superior to current practice where downers are simply
buried or dealt with poorly. A handful of downers in a reasonable
district would happily feed a bear or a wolf pack if they knew they
were invited quickly.
In
this way our predators become our servants tasked with maintaining
the herds properly.
Thus
the restoration of Eden does include a key role in the optimization
of the overall animal kingdom that becomes central while protecting
the interests of humanity. The idea of the lion laying down with the
lamb is no longer far fetched and almost seems to evolve naturally.
That was a story whose meaning has eluded me all my life and is now
clearly understood.
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