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When I first returned from America to live in India and saw a bull lazily sitting on the road every day, I thought it rather a waste of food. After a few years in India I realised the bulls and cows, the stray dogs, the snakes, the birds, each had its own social and economic equilibrium. Most fun were stray dog families, the macho dad playing with his pups, watched by the gentle mom. People have their own equilibria too.
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