Vanyel wrote:
The arrival of the Boraal would be the introduction of a foreign life form into an ecosystem not equipped to deal with it.
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Please remember Vanyel, the Federation engages in interstellar colonization, Humans (just as a example) are on dozens of worlds. Moving the Boraal isn't a one of a kind experiment, they know how to do this because moving a intelligent species from one world to another is something they have considerable experience in.
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If their arrival meant the destruction of the new planet's ecosystem, they would die. No ecosystem, no life, no chance.
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True, that unlikely hypothetical could happen. But again, if they stay where they started, they definitely die out as a species, all that they are would be gone.
It's the difference between a statistical probability, and a absolute certainty.
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... the introduction of fire ants, killer bees, the brown tree snake and others
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When did any of these introductions kill off all the Humans in a certain area?
