Is Hunting Cruel Or Necessary? Exploring The Controversy

The act of hunting raises questions about its ethical implications and impact on wildlife. Hunters often inflict injuries, pain, and suffering upon animals that lack natural defenses against bullets, traps, and other lethal methods. This practice not only inflicts physical harm but also disrupts animal families and their ecosystems. Furthermore, hunting can result in the separation of dependent young animals from their parents, leaving them in a state of fear and vulnerability, often leading to a tragic fate of starvation. These aspects of hunting emphasize the need for a comprehensive examination of its cruelty and broader consequences on wildlife and their habitats.