I can refer to what's happened in British Columbia, my own province, with ungulate species and wolf populations. Wolf populations have been allowed to expand out of control, basically, and because the habitat has changed, the prey species are different. We now have serious problems with ungulate species—mountain caribou is one example—where wolves have switched over from feeding on white-tailed deer and moose to feeding on caribou, because that's all that's left.
Is the same thing happening with seals and cod? You say absolutely? Okay. Thank you.
Thank you, Mr. Chair.