If you can't, you are indeed charitable toward the other contestants in the human race. Furthermore, I don't believe you. I like it when people ask me how many kinds of poisonous snakes or swallowtail butterflies occur in their region, facts I can look up or guess at with fair accuracy. Issues that result in a face-off between human lives and animal rights are difficult to address and cannot be resolved merely by reciting facts. Anyone with an apparently simple answer should be viewed with suspicion.
Complex questions have complex answers.
In searching for answers, the first consideration actually is simple. None of us should have difficulty expressing sympathy for the family and friends of the woman killed by the lion or the boy killed by the alligator. Our compassion and understanding should parallel feelings we would have about someone who dies in a head-on collision, or in a hunting or drowning accident. But then the difficult part begins. Automobiles can kill hundreds of people over a holiday weekend, and no one proposes banning cars.