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 I will mark brilliant Why is it a bad idea to put unwanted pets back into the natural environment?
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Why is it a bad idea to put unwanted pets back into the natural environment?

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They are adapted to the environment where they get food without effort. In the natural environment they won't be able to survive. They also might get hurt by predators and cars and such.
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