Ater WWII, bald eagles were nearly wiped out in the U.S. by widespread use of DDT.
In a process known as bioaccumulation, the pesticide weakened the shells of their eggs, turning reproductive success into reproductive failure.
The advocates use pesticides to cause reproductive failure in wild horses, selling the practice as humane conservation.
What would you say about women who hiked into the wilderness and climbed to the mountaintops to smash the eggs of bald eagles?
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