If you see an endangered animal eating an endangered plant. What do you do?

Question

If you see an endangered animal eating an endangered plant. What do you do?

Answer 1

Mix both together into a chunky blend, mix in one cup of water with one cup of flour, one teaspoon of salt, and bake for 1 1/2 hours at 400 degrees.  Let cool for 5 minutes.  Serve with fresh peaches.

Answer 2

Assuming your question is not a joke, the best thing to do is leave the animal alone.  Besides, it's not him, or his species that's making a plant "endangered", it's man, always has been and always will be.  Unless he wises up, which is doubtful.

Answer 3

good question, i say let the animal eat, then eat the animal. problem solved, fair extinction!

Answer 4

lol leave it be

Answer 5

lol

Answer 6

Shoot the bugger!!

Answer 7

nothing.

Answer 8

let it beee.. let it be..

whisper words of wisdom, let it be.

Answer 9

Count yourself lucky to have witnessed the event.

Answer 10

Shoot it with an endangered gun.

Answer 11

leave it alone and let nature take its place

Answer 12

Take a picture

Answer 13

nothing

Answer 14

keep away

Answer 15

If i saw one, i wouldn't know that i had seen one, unless somene told me that i was seeing one, in any case, very unlikely scenario to see one of those that i wouldn't know that i had seen, eating one of those that i wouldn't know it was eating, because it was already eating it.

Answer 16

wake up LOL i would be dreaming i dont think they have any endangered animals round here or plants.. in my dream... take a picture

Answer 17

Leave be... it's not a criminal offence :) i can think of much worst things to lye on your conciounce

Answer 18

One of life's great puzzles :D Let the animal eat, animals are much more important than plants! Well actually no, depends on the plant. ARGH

Answer 19

Kill them both and even the playing field??? Just kidding...let nature take its course, mother knows best as they say.

Answer 20

haha.

Put on a pair of tough gloves (if the endangered animal is small but bites) and gentlly move him from the endangered plant to a common weed, and make him eat that.

If it's a large, ferocious endangered animal, throw small rocks at the misguided beast until he chases you, and then at the last minute, hide behind a bush that is not endangered. Maybe the animal will begin to eat the common bush, instead of YOU.

If the endangered animal is in the water and eating an endangered aquatic plant, just splash around in the water (but carefullly) to scare it into a patch of un-endangered lilly-pads and tell it to eat those.

Answer 21

Leave it. Endangered plants are far easier to cultivate than endangered animals!