"Elephants, lions and leopards are not listed as endangered species by the US Fish and Wildlife Service and, in fact, are overpopulated in certain areas of Africa," Carter said in a statement.
Animal welfare activists planned to picket the convention hotel on Saturday, but the club's executive director, Ben Carter, said elephants "in fact, are overpopulated in certain areas of Africa".
Filling out the cast are a beautiful young freed slave who can pass for white, two gonzo rebel soldiers who, with the tide of the war turned, decide to pass for Union troops, and an emotionally cold but clinically brilliant Union surgeon, among a host of other walk-ons, both real and imagined.Still, the novel never feels overpopulated, but grandly panoramic.
AN HISTORIAN who grew up as the youngest of eight children might well be expected to approach the question of whether the world is overpopulated from an unusual angle.
Fears that the world is overpopulated have been gathering pace, caused both by the continued rise in the number of people and by worries about climate change.
And although the country may be overpopulated and polluted, the UN's human-development index ranks it as the third-best place to live in the world, after Norway and Australia.
Europe is already overpopulated.
Haiti was overpopulated even before the disaster.
Since Greece was overpopulated at the beginning of Seleucid rule, it was not difficult to persuade colonists to come to the east, especially when they were given plots of land (cleroii) from royal domains that they could pass on to their descendants; if they had no descendants, the land would revert to the king.
The city became overpopulated with repatriates from overseas when Korea gained independence in 1945 and again with refugees during the Korean War (1950 53), when it was the temporary capital of the Republic of Korea.
Delilah Beach bliss in Belize Turtle Inn is nice, but it's overpopulated, overpriced, and a little too slick.
