What non-native animal would you really really really like to introduce into your local habitat ?

freeindv , 10 months ago

Velociraptors

platypuspup , 10 months ago

Hedgehogs. Damn cute and eat slugs and snails.

Outdoor_Catgirl , 10 months ago

fedposting but it’s the EPA

the_kid , 10 months ago

parrots bird-bouncy

very jealous of Australia

ArmoredThirteen , 10 months ago

Hedgehogs or stoats. They’re delightful little critters in their own ways I love them both

alcoholicorn , 10 months ago

They’re not non-native, but I’d love to introduce more mountain lions if they could be adapted to this sprawl. There’s way too many deer and feral cats around here.

tubbadu , 10 months ago

Nutrias. Oh wait, they’re already here!

mars , 10 months ago

Cane toads.

corsicanguppy , 10 months ago

Somehow we can get the red panda to replace the raccoon. This is my wish.

HipsterTenZero , 10 months ago

Tyrannosaurus rex

Toribor , 10 months ago

Kangaroo. I’m sure they’d thrive and be a pain in the ass but they look cool.

lightnsfw , 10 months ago

Some predator that hunts people that you could escape from easily if you’re moderately intelligent. We need to bring back natural selection with a vengeance. Maybe wolves.

Pantherina , 10 months ago

This. Or a predator that cant smell vegans lol

MonsiuerPatEBrown OP , 10 months ago

Or how about it would be really annoying to annoying people. Like if zombies were pretty rare but also didn’t bite you or kill you but followed you around in a constant light slap fight and stole from you like a sock from each pair or put holes in your donut holes or threw rocks at your house in the middle of the night but was totally invisible to police.

I would not want it murdering the slightly less intelligent than me without knowing that sliding frame of reference of what “less intelligent” could mean would eventually subsume me as a matter of fact.

lightnsfw , 10 months ago

Nah, I don’t want them annoyed. I want them gone. It wouldn’t be a sliding frame of reference either. It would just be “animal that is smarter than people who are so stupid they become a problem for everyone else around them”

SilentStorms , 10 months ago

What a weird thread to bring eugenics into.

lightnsfw , 10 months ago

Is it still eugenics if wolves are the ones doing it?

bermuda , 10 months ago

You’re the one introducing it.

Arbic , 10 months ago

youtu.be/9VDvgL58h_Y?si=CYeiSJFpwaS_tXOw

Like this?

Zoomboingding , 10 months ago

Kukaburra, what a great call. Second only to the haunting loon call.

rab , 10 months ago

Honestly foxes. They are so fun to photograph and there are none on Vancouver Island.

Toribor , 10 months ago

I have a mating pair of foxes that live right next to my house in a small unmaintained area. I spot them pretty regularly in the early morning and it’s kind of a fun treat. They nab a lot of bunnies from my yard.

Thisfox , 10 months ago

Some stupid bastard did that on Tasmania (also an island, somewhat bigger) and they have been a whole world of trouble.

SootySootySoot , 10 months ago

Small fluffy mammals of any kind are always fun. Pangolins or Armadillos though would be fun.

DemBoSain , 10 months ago

There’s an outbreak of leprosy in central Florida, and one of the suspected causes is armadillos.