Author Topic: Would you save prey from a predator (pets dont count)  (Read 4344 times)

No. If a spider is sucking on a nice juicy mosquito, keep that mosquito population in check. forget yeah.

If a spider is munching on a cute little frog, sorry frog, that snake also eats rats, mice, and other unwanted vermin.

If a lion is eating a zebra, well, forget you it's a lion. (also keeps zebra population in check)

basically if you passed your earth science class with half a brain you know the predator prey relationship is necessary.






nah. Predators are needed just as much as prey.

Plus I think watching a predator do its thing is probably more interesting than watching a prey animal behave

people are prey and people arent pets
yes



of course not, that's just how ecosystems work

chris hansen is really good at saving prey

that's
actually really interesting
and holy forget is it LONG
« Last Edit: September 02, 2017, 05:27:02 PM by Super Suit 12 »

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lego lad, my friend, my pal, my brother
i give you my love and you slander me,
you besmirch my name.

you have betrayed me. this will not go unanswered
prepare for the storm