Why have systems similar to New Zealand's "individual transfer quota" system NOT been able to protect all animal life that is in danger of being overexploited?
A) At present the tuna fish is not the only fish in danger of being overfished.
B) Other countries do not have the backing of their governments the way that New Zealand does,
C) Property rights are difficult to establish in animals that migrate over borders.
D) None of these answers is correct.

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The establishment of individual transfer quotas and property rights is difficult for animals that migrate over borders, making it challenging to protect all endangered animal life through a similar system to New Zealand's. Option A is incorrect as the question does not limit its scope to tuna fish. Option B is partly correct, but the government's backing is not the only factor in protecting animal life.

Why Have Systems Similar to New Zealand's "Individual Transfer Quota