
Passage: For some time, so-called "divine replies" by government officials have appeared on the Internet, which has aroused public concern about the phenomenon of "thunder words" by officials. According to media reports, a local official asked an expert if the porpoise was tasty, and when told it was not, the official said: "If it is not tasty, why protect it?"
Question: All of the following are implied by what the local official said, except which of the following?
A. A.We protect the finless porpoise only if it tastes good.
B. B.If finless porpoises don't taste good, we don't protect them.
C. C.For animal protection work, the first thing to consider is whether the protected animals are tasty.
D. D.Whether an animal needs protection has nothing to do with whether it tastes good.
Answer: