Wildlife Impact Quotes

The rage of a wild boar is able to spoil more then one wood.

The BP spill was the greatest environmental catastrophe in U.S. history. Yet somehow, gas companies like BP and Halliburton ran interference on reporting that story.

Canada, as you know, is a major important nation boasting a sophisticated, cosmopolitan culture that was tragically destroyed last week by beavers.

Seasonally ploughing and harvesting crops will mash up a few moles, slice through a burrow of field mice and crush any ground-nesting bird chicks. Far more significant, however, is the creation of the field in the first place: an act that replaces entire ecosystems, along with all their animal inhabitants.

The insecticides kill the black flies, but also destroy much of the food chain for the bird, fish, and animal life which also inhabit those regions. The fish of the Great Lakes are laced with mercury from industrial plants, and fluoride from aluminum plants poisons the land and the people. Sewage from the population centers is mixed with PCBs and PBS in the watershed of the great lakes and the Finger Lakes, and the water is virtually nowhere safe for any living creatures.

Wild animals are just as confused as people are now. You've got toxins in the water, oil, sewage, all sorts of things.

Domestic house cats kill more fish than all the world's seals put together.

Bang goes another kanga on the bonnet of the van

If you take away all the prairie dogs, there will be no one to cry for the rain.

In the grand scheme of things, polar bears are the least of our problems when it comes to climate change.