Rat Poison Found in Almost 80% Of Eagles Across US
If an eagle were to consume a rat that had ingested enough of these poisons, the eagle would undoubtedly feel the effects of these rodenticides. These effects include bleeding internally or externally, bruising, bloody urine or feces, or death from cardiovascular shock. Whether a species feels one or all of these ill effects, the result is agonizing, painful, and torturous. There is absolutely no argument in defense of rodenticides to manage rodent populations. As this story proves, these rodenticides are so indiscriminate in their targets and can poison a variety of species which can include young children who come in to contact with them. They are unsafe, environmentally destructive, and ineffective in their management of rodents. These poisons do not belong in our environment and innocent non-target animals should not have to endure hours or days of agonizing pain before dying. There is only one option here and it is to ban rodenticides across the United States in favour of other methods . We cannot keep killing eagles, foxes, coyotes, wolves, and bobcats because we're trying to kill rats. It's unbelievably irresponsible and as mentioned, environmentally destructive. Dozens of Swans Found Dead Around Michigan Lake - Suspected Poisoningwww.mlive.com/news/2021/04/dozens-of-swans-found-dead-around-michigan-lake-poisoning-suspected.html
Animal cruelty MUST be taken more seriously across the globe. Fines are nothing more than a slap on the wrist, especially in the case of these swans who likely endured grueling pain as the poisons coursed through their systems, ultimately leading to their death. When you consider the malicious nature of this crime, the only option is jail time. How does a fine justify the loss of dozens of lives lost under such despicable circumstances? PETA has offered a $5, 000 rewards for information that leads to an arrest and officials in Michigan are currently awaiting autopsy results before pursuing further action. As I said, this sort of a crime is malicious in nature, intentional, and premeditated. We cannot allow this sort of crime against living creatures to be punished with fines. This magnitude of loss can only be punished with prison, otherwise, what has anyone learned here? What they learn is that they just got away with poisoning dozens of innocent mute swans and all they'll get is a slap on the wrist. Animal cruelty needs to be treated as seriously as it is, especially in a case like this that is so malicious and intentional. An example must be set that going out of your way to poison and watch innocent animals die for fun is wholly unacceptable and deserved of jail time. I'll update y'all with more information as it becomes available. HAPPY VEG
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