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Should You Let "Nature Take It's Course"?

Example:If you saw an owl getting ready to pounce on a bunny rabbit would you try to prevent it or let nature take it's course and why?

Being that it would likely be night time and dark, I'd probably not see it at all. If it were daytime and a hawk (rather than an owl), I'd watch nature takes it course. Should we deprive a hawk, owl, or other predator their sole ability to survive and/or nurture their own "bunny" offspring?
 
Being that it would likely be night time and dark, I'd probably not see it at all. If it were daytime and a hawk (rather than an owl), I'd watch nature takes it course. Should we deprive a hawk, owl, or other predator their sole ability to survive and/or nurture their own "bunny" offspring?

I've snatched a couple of rabbits from my half-feral cat's mouth, but having lived in the country for a long time now, I'd say that nature is going to generally take its course anyway. I mean, good luck intervening when Mr. Red Hawk swoops down for a field mouse snack in the backyard. ;)
 
Example:If you saw an owl getting ready to pounce on a bunny rabbit would you try to prevent it or let nature take it's course and why?

yeah, i'd intervene. same thing with a cat and a bird.
 
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