More evidence that animal life forms are better stewards of the earth than humans

Those gophers couldn't have done that without humans deciding to drop them on the mountain and using their uniquely human abilities to actually put the gophers there, so I'm going to award the stewardship point to the humans in this case.

Cool dirt science though.

 

We're not animal life forms?

Of course when you talk about controlling human population, all nature of conspiracists come out of the woodwork.

 

Non human animals adapt in real time. It’s something to learn from. It’s amazing. Somehow human animals got a little extra something and took a bite out of the forbidden fruit. Apparently they were talked into it by a great deceiver. Then they were told the great deceiver will always nip at your heels. So we had buffalo slaughtered only to sell their hides, bounty put on native American scalps, and so on.

 

the nonhuman animal world isn't always pretty

 

We've watched our aging Shiba Inu adapt to an arthritic hind leg. He was struggling, then changed his gait a bit, smoothed it out. We do supplement his fud with glucosamine/chondroitin and a little MSM.

 

This reminds me of the orange peel experiment experiment in Costa Rica. Rival companies wanted to do the same dumping, but without first treating the waste product. Any waste product, no matter how benign, in large enough concentrations may become toxic. When they saw how much it would cost to process their waste, before being able to do the same - They decided to go with their backup plan. Get politicians involved to undo their rivals competitive advantage.

How 12,000 Tonnes of Dumped Orange Peel Grew Into a Landscape Nobody Expected to Find : ScienceAlert

Costa Rica Let a Juice Company Dump Their Orange Peels in the Forest—and It Helped | Smithsonian

 

Makes one wonder how the animals human farm feel. Wonder how humans would feel if they suddenly started getting treated like the animals we raise for food, oil, and other by products.

out of sight out of mind ! Have we know shame at the top of the food chain ?

 

we treat each other the same as we do other animals

 

animal instincts to survive have taken on more subtle forms where races have taken the place of survival and make is so easy to hide the real base behaviors, until they surface again in one form or another.

Gotta love civilizations dance with systematic entropy.

 

Hey, I just want my Chorizo - I don't need to know how it was made!!!

 

No canned ham in the wild.

 

^Just editorial; took me about 20 seconds to decipher that, lol.

 

Until !
This one is so old, I'm even surprised I remembered it at all. anyways
Does anyone remember the phrase from a movie in the early 70s


" IT's P E O P L E! ! ! ! ! "

 

Anyone into composting will have surely by now stumbled onto the term worm castings. It's the digested remains worms leave behind after they have done their soul purpose, (worm poop).
Mother Nature has an unusually complex dance on this planet. @John321

Taking care of all her unruly children

Surprised she's not any crazier than she already is, because of US !

 

^ Then there's bees.

The human race has a Victorian, upstairs/downstairs perception of the other fauna, and flora, that they are here for our benefit. We tend to selectively "steward" stuff that's of special importance to us, ignore the rest. Of late, the wellbeing of "the rest" is suffering, and we're slowing waking up to "everything's important". Some more than others.

 

Whole new meaning of repaying your debit to society - Two birds one stone. Prisons turned into stock yards.
that would make society more complaint, so that the only real criminals would be the rich..... We're pretty close to that now. We get the government we deserve, not the government we want. Less than 40% of eligible voters, voted last election cycle

 

and Brazilian Killer bees and
Portuguese Man o War - jellyfish.