and whether a cull is the solution, well, as i said, i always think a non—lethal method is always to be preferred. that said, i mean, are they — do they pose any threat? if they are just scavenging for food and people do not approach them, do they — i mean, would they, say, move towards someone or attack them of their own volition, or not? i think the problem is they've now conditioned themselves to realise that humans equals food so when they see humans, it's likely a chance they will be fed. i mean, even last night in the park beside me, i saw a wild boar, you know, scavenging in the area and there were people feeding it, so it now realises that where there are people, there's food, so whether they will attack, i'm not sure — i mean, they are wild animals and they are wild for a reason so, i mean, if we don't approach them and we keep wildlife wild, then i think
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