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u know Sol System, i have to remember that next time those Ultra-Pro_WIldlife ppl tell me that we can go around destroying other animal's habitats... haha twas very well put...
altho i am 'deep' the reaosn ithink the planet would be better off wit less ppl on it is not coz of wildlife protection reasons...but human survival reasons!..i am very controversial in the ways i think haha.
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Megadeep: I want to destroy all life in this and any other solar system. I am building a fleet of Saberhagen Berserker Warships to that end.
Incidentally, cuckoos deliberately lay their eggs in other birds' nests, and the cuckoo young then deliberately kill the other birds' offspring, thus ensuring that the cuckoo gets all the food mommy bird brings home. They're evil.
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quote:Originally posted by Colorful Cartman: I don't know of any species (excluding humans) that willfully destroys the natural habitats of other wildlife, though...
Let's use the beavers as an example. There's a small pond near my neighborhood along the roadway, where some beavers build a dam at the mouth of a culvert under the road. The water has been backed up (levels rose at least a foot, maybe more [30+ centimeters for you wacky non-Americans ]) for probably five years now. And all of the trees that line the pond at the former waterline are now dead. You can still see some old bird nests in the crowns of those dead trees. Not to mention that the pond has also become murky because of all the collecting dirt and sediment.
How destructive is that?
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]) for probably five years now. And all of the trees that line the pond at the former waterline are now dead. You can still see some old bird nests in the crowns of those dead trees. Not to mention that the pond has also become murky because of all the collecting dirt and sediment.![[Razz]](tongue.gif)
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