In other words, we saved an animal from extinction just so we could start killing it again. How messed up is that?
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"In the quote from Carl Hiaasen's book Squirm, the author highlights the problematic nature of human intervention in animal conservation. It points out the paradox of saving an endangered species only to continue harmful actions that threaten its survival."
"Hiaasen's words emphasize the troubling cycle of conservation efforts that sometimes lead to the very destruction they aim to prevent. The quote invites reflection on ethical and environmental issues surrounding human impact on wildlife."
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