What Would You Do..

[sandragonfly]

lol, so true.. that's one thing we could do..

I would hate the idea of looking at the picture, realize again that they're endangering or gone. . .

[jesse_3]

lol..Gina, that is a good question! I would dare say that I would take a picture. For crying out loud, I wouldn't even know if the plant was endangered!!!!

Steph and the gang

[Karen]

I'd hope that, by eating the endangered plant, it would help it's propagation somehow - some plants rely on other speciaes to eat their berries, for example, to spread the seeds further than just having the berries drop on the ground!

[Corinna]

Good answer Karen. Good question Gina

[lv4dogs]

I'd hope that, by eating the endangered plant, it would help it's propagation somehow - some plants rely on other speciaes to eat their berries, for example, to spread the seeds further than just having the berries drop on the ground!

You took the words out of my mouth.
Of course I would take a picture too!

[Pawsitive Thinking]

I'd side with the animal

[sandragonfly]

why? (if curiosity doesn't kill a cat)

hmm, not bad thought karen. doesn't all plants have seeds? lol

I wonder if there's any picture like this!

[Anita Cholaine]

That's a good question... I'd like to know the answer...

[Miss Z]

I'd side with the animal

Yeah, me too I suppose that you could try and find another one of the same type of endangered plant and try and get the seeds if they're ready, you couldn't do that with animals.

[moosmom]

K9Krazee said it best...


TAKE A PICTURE!!