Question

Why do some people support the decision to remove endangered-species protections for the Yellowstone grizzly bear? Use information from the text to support your answer.

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Answer 2

The Trump administration said that it would remove the Yellowstone Grizzly Bear from endangered species protection, a move that was initiated by the Obama administration following its sharp rebound in the past four decades in the number of Western 's largest land predator.

Explanation:

• The grizzly bears occupy the "figurative pinnacle" of the Grand Yellowstone Ecosystem that comprises parts of  Wyoming,Idaho, & Montana,. Earlier efforts to exclude them from the list of endangered species of the US met with intense resistance from wildlife conservation organizations
• Hunters & ranchers in the western states have been firm proponents of eliminating grizzlies from the endangered species list and contend that the increase of bears poses an endangerment for humans, cattle and animals of large size such as elks. That is to say, the predators are "diminishing herds: and feed on cattle and large animals like elk