Dr. Estevez: Local Sustainable Reflection

NO! Of course not because there are barely any risks. I've been trying for 10 minutes to find a risk and couldn't find anything. All I found was benefits. One I found was "Give them twenty-four hours to eat the grass and fertilize it with their droppings, and then move them on to fresh ground." This is a benefit cause it shows how it fertilizes the ground and the ground is the environment so it show how this food chain helps the environment. And the only risk I found was "To me, the way he'd grabbed and flipped the birds seems pretty rough." It can be animal abuse towards the birds cause if your treat them rough they are fragile so they might get hurt or maybe die and have permanent body damage. In this food chain it's almost impossible to find a risk when there are so many benefits for the environment and for us as human beings.