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Bring it on
Mar. 20th, 2009 08:45 amI've really cheered up : )
There's absolutely no need for me to worry- the human race is going to deplete itself anyway, by swapping to biological warfare in the not too distant future. So long as its a reasonably quick death I'd volunteer to be amongst the first to go. I'm serious.
Both the leopard (top) and jaguar (below), being solo operators, require 100 square miles of territory PER ANIMAL. Anything less creates abnormalities, serious behavioural problems, and weakens the species.
NB since the routine killing of 18,000 leopards per year for the fur coat market in the 70's numbers have seriously dwindled.
As with other predators, they have taken tp scavenging the outskirts of ever-widening human habitation.
There's absolutely no need for me to worry- the human race is going to deplete itself anyway, by swapping to biological warfare in the not too distant future. So long as its a reasonably quick death I'd volunteer to be amongst the first to go. I'm serious.
Both the leopard (top) and jaguar (below), being solo operators, require 100 square miles of territory PER ANIMAL. Anything less creates abnormalities, serious behavioural problems, and weakens the species.
NB since the routine killing of 18,000 leopards per year for the fur coat market in the 70's numbers have seriously dwindled.
As with other predators, they have taken tp scavenging the outskirts of ever-widening human habitation.
