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| | | Re: Killing of Swans Quote:
Originally Posted by Annoying Twit Pike are highly territorial. And being both cold blooded and typically inactive, like crocodiles, I can't believe their energy requirements are that high. So even without their cannibalism, I can't see pike taking that many fish from a particular area. I mean that I expect that a pike would maintain a territory large enough so that they wouldn't decimate the fish population in that area as they wouldn't be eating enough fish. | Pike, left to there own devices won't harm fish stocks at all  it's just a few uneducaed people who think that they will | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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