Question

multiple choice 10 points
which principle states that wildlife can only be killed for food, fur, self - defense, and property protection?
public trust
legitimate purpose
elimination of markets
wildlife by law

Explanation:

The question asks for the principle that restricts wildlife killing to specific legitimate uses (food, fur, self-defense, property protection). The "Legitimate Purpose" principle directly aligns with this restriction by limiting wildlife harm to justified, non-exploitative reasons.

Answer:

Legitimate Purpose