Dinosaurs too successfull for own good

[jaxie]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-42945820

While I was in the science part of BBC news this caught my eye as interesting.

[Marches]

Yass Dino slay

Last I heard they’re in the process of trying to revive mammoths from dna samples and were close to cloning a T. rex from the remains of a pregnant dinosaur. God knows why’d you’d want to bring these creatures back into the world lmao

[Crimson Dynamo]

i read my Bible and they dont exist

[Niamh.]

Oh they sound like us :worry:

[user104658]

Oh they sound like us :worry:

In terms of overpopulation, definitely! Although it mentions Dinosaurs being generally too specialised to each of their environments being part of the problem, and humans sort of have the opposite problem: We are SO adaptable as a species, and even moreso with the help of technology, that we can now spread to almost every environment. The only ones we haven't "conquered" are Arctics, Deserts and living actually IN the oceans but even then, living in all of those areas is possible for humans using technology (just not very efficient). So human numbers will never go into decline naturally... we'll just keep multiplying until we completely wreck the planet. Ew.

[Niamh.]

In terms of overpopulation, definitely! Although it mentions Dinosaurs being generally too specialised to each of their environments being part of the problem, and humans sort of have the opposite problem: We are SO adaptable as a species, and even moreso with the help of technology, that we can now spread to almost every environment. The only ones we haven't "conquered" are Arctics, Deserts and living actually IN the oceans but even then, living in all of those areas is possible for humans using technology (just not very efficient). So human numbers will never go into decline naturally... we'll just keep multiplying until we completely wreck the planet. Ew.

Yeah, we can't go on like we are, how long is that even sustainable? It's actually kind of scary when you start thinking about it.

[jaxie]

Yeah, we can't go on like we are, how long is that even sustainable? It's actually kind of scary when you start thinking about it.

They do say we will go forth like star trek and start to colonise other planets. There has been talking of the moon and more recently Mars more so now they think there is frozen water there.

[user104658]

Yeah, we can't go on like we are, how long is that even sustainable? It's actually kind of scary when you start thinking about it.

I think the theoretical level for everyone to be sustained properly in something like 10 billion. But then, of course, the sad reality is that most people will simply NOT be sustained properly, so it could probably go much higher, just with a lot of places in a bad way.

[Nicky91]

yassssss i hope they will bring back dinosaurs, a dinosaur park is what i would luv to visit :amazed:


only how much money we can make on dinosaur zoo's :flutter:

[user104658]

They do say we will go forth like star trek and start to colonise other planets. There has been talking of the moon and more recently Mars more so now they think there is frozen water there.

I personally don't have faith that the human race will ever stop the warring and in-fighting for long enough to properly concentrate on "boldly going where no man has gone before"...

[Nicky91]

i read my Bible and they dont exist

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/47/04/e0/4704e079bbb100987951fe4ca236ae1c.gif

[waterhog]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-42945820

While I was in the science part of BBC news this caught my eye as interesting.

I dinosaur this coming along time before it happened :joker:

[Nicky91]

I dinosaur this coming along time before it happened :joker:

so funny :laugh: :clap1:

[Niamh.]

They do say we will go forth like star trek and start to colonise other planets. There has been talking of the moon and more recently Mars more so now they think there is frozen water there.

Maybe, it doesn't look likely anytime in the very forseeable future though

I think the theoretical level for everyone to be sustained properly in something like 10 billion. But then, of course, the sad reality is that most people will simply NOT be sustained properly, so it could probably go much higher, just with a lot of places in a bad way.

Well, that's already happening even now.

Poverty, lack of education and religion in countries mainly in Africa and Asia are to blame for their massive populations though imo

[jaxie]

I personally don't have faith that the human race will ever stop the warring and in-fighting for long enough to properly concentrate on "boldly going where no man has gone before"...

No one, TS, no one. :nono:

[Crimson Dynamo]

If they ever do come back we should kill them to warn other animals from the past that we wont tolerate this

[user104658]

No one, TS, no one. :nono:

It's not sexist if it's in inverted commas "woman".