Or I mean I dont understand the purpose of breeding an animal and making them spawn in this world just for educational reasons. Or maybe I do, but ethically, isnt that really, really wrong? Like the whole point of conservation is to educate humans to not be idiots and "save" animals, how does breeding one into this world for that purpose make any difference? Im legit asking so no hard feelings, I really want to know.
Breeding species in captivity ensures that there is a back up population with good genes in case the worst scenario happens. The wolves weren’t bred to be ambassadors specifically, but moreso they had personalities and temperments than allowed them to be ambassadors. Education is a crucial part of conservation. People protect when they love, they love what they understand and they understand what they’re taught!
Good video Shrez 👍
Starts at 18:45
So.. The two white wolfs were bred/born in captivity just for the sake of being ambassadors? Doesnt that go against the whole point of conservation?
Or I mean I dont understand the purpose of breeding an animal and making them spawn in this world just for educational reasons. Or maybe I do, but ethically, isnt that really, really wrong? Like the whole point of conservation is to educate humans to not be idiots and "save" animals, how does breeding one into this world for that purpose make any difference?
Im legit asking so no hard feelings, I really want to know.
Breeding species in captivity ensures that there is a back up population with good genes in case the worst scenario happens. The wolves weren’t bred to be ambassadors specifically, but moreso they had personalities and temperments than allowed them to be ambassadors. Education is a crucial part of conservation. People protect when they love, they love what they understand and they understand what they’re taught!
@@adelyn8943 Aha I see, didn't think about it like that. It makes sense to have a backup per se as well I suppose:) Thank you for the answer
@@adelyn8943 this was cool thanks for sharing!
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