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Is it too late to save New Zealand's endangered dolphins?

plentymag.com — Only 7,000 Hector's dolphins remain in the waters around New Zealand. Maui's dolphins are in even worse shape -- just 111 animals, including 30 breeding females. The two species are indigenous to New Zealand and do not exist anywhere else.

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  • blqysmg, on 05/29/2008, -0/+1Why are we trying to save doomed species? Isn't that just natures way of moving on? Weak species die out, so that stronger ones take over? In the last 20 years, I've been hammered into submission by the "scientific" crowd that Evolution is the Truth, and Darwin was right about Natural Selection. Here's natural selection at work. Let it work.

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