These populations manage to thrive with careful management that includes using the animals to promote tourism to support the local economy. Most sustained feral populations are managed by various forms of culling, which, depending on the nation and other local conditions, may include capturing excess animals for adoption or sale.
To sustain these populations, they employ careful management strategies that leverage animal use to enhance tourism and boost local economies. Typically, most long-term feral groups are managed through culling methods, such as capturing surplus animals for adoption or sale, which can vary based on national policies and local circumstances.