Extermination of wild animal natural prey

Human activities may directly or indirectly result in the elimination or extermination of the natural prey of a carnivorous wild animal, thus depriving it of its normal diet.

A predator-prey system exists as an assemblage of predators and prey species; their ecological interactions and conditions permit their long-term coexistence.

1. Killing of animals

1. Threatened species of Carnivora
2. Threatened species of Animalia
3. Threatened predatory animals
4. Extermination of wild animals

1. Vulnerability of ecosystem niches
2. Uncontrolled dogs
3. River pollution

1. Denial to animals of the right to freedom from mass killing

1. Exterminating wild animal prey
2. Conserving endangered species of carnivores

1. Unnaturalness
2. Extermination

1. Internet Center for Wildlife Damage Management
2. Preserving Nature in the National Parks A History
3. Wild-Animal Suffering Research
4. ScienceDaily: Wild Animals
5. Predator Defense