Wildlife Management Pt. 2

To build off my previous post, wildlife management and hunting are not solely human actions and has been around for thousands of years without a title.  Ancient ancestors, although they extinguished many species of animals, were also managing wildlife by hunting and being apart of the food chain.  Animals themselves contribute to management by feeding off lesser species of animals and maintaining a natural balance.  This creates a cycle, when naturally occurring, that provides food and shelter for all species of the food chain.  Smaller species feed off plants and wastes, and as you go up the chain, species eat what they can to survive.  Humans who are typically the top of the food chain also lives in equilibrium with nature.  We eat to live and create shelter and habitats for humans and animals to protect wildlife and when we die, we return to nature and start the cycle all over again when organisms like insects and birds feed off our nutrients so that they can survive.  Humans are involved in the wonders of nature and work together with all other species without knowing it and creates management and conservation of wildlife to continue for future generations of every species.  I guess you can say its the circle of life.