2. Supporters of the decision to remove endangered-species protections for the Yellowstone grizzly bear argue there are so many Yellowstone grizzlies that conflicts with humans have increased, as well as attacks on livestock. What do critics of this decision argue?
A. They argue the decision should expand to other parts of the country where grizzly bears live and search for food near human populations.
B. They argue the decision will lead to other types of animals becoming at risk of dying out.
C. They argue the decision will cause grizzly bears to stop reproducing which will lead to their populations shrinking.
D. They argue the decision is premature because grizzlies have a slow reproduction rate and could be in danger due to hunting and other threats.