Comment by benterris 2 days ago How would reintroducing the black footed ferret reduce the plague ? It's not stated in that link. 6 comments benterris Reply biohcacker84 2 days ago Reducing prairie dog concentrations, and most often killing the weaker slower ones, which are likely infected and showing the most symptoms.Reduces spread and increases evolutionary pressure to increase resistance and possibly even become immune. Steven420 2 days ago Possibly by reducing prairie dog numbers and concentration dreamcompiler 2 days ago BFFs eat prairie dogs. pfdietz 2 days ago They reduce the density of prairie dogs. zeristor 1 day ago Wouldn’t the end up floating into the air? pfdietz 1 day ago Where they are eaten by bald eagles. What more American solution could we ask for? I mean, aside from using the floating doggies for target practice.
biohcacker84 2 days ago Reducing prairie dog concentrations, and most often killing the weaker slower ones, which are likely infected and showing the most symptoms.Reduces spread and increases evolutionary pressure to increase resistance and possibly even become immune.
pfdietz 2 days ago They reduce the density of prairie dogs. zeristor 1 day ago Wouldn’t the end up floating into the air? pfdietz 1 day ago Where they are eaten by bald eagles. What more American solution could we ask for? I mean, aside from using the floating doggies for target practice.
zeristor 1 day ago Wouldn’t the end up floating into the air? pfdietz 1 day ago Where they are eaten by bald eagles. What more American solution could we ask for? I mean, aside from using the floating doggies for target practice.
pfdietz 1 day ago Where they are eaten by bald eagles. What more American solution could we ask for? I mean, aside from using the floating doggies for target practice.
Reducing prairie dog concentrations, and most often killing the weaker slower ones, which are likely infected and showing the most symptoms.
Reduces spread and increases evolutionary pressure to increase resistance and possibly even become immune.
Possibly by reducing prairie dog numbers and concentration
BFFs eat prairie dogs.
They reduce the density of prairie dogs.
Wouldn’t the end up floating into the air?
Where they are eaten by bald eagles. What more American solution could we ask for? I mean, aside from using the floating doggies for target practice.