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Well, it's kinda too late for that, as our species' winning survival strategy has been "have fewer offsprings, but value their lives so highly that they are wel
by yongjik 7y ago
Well, it's kinda too late for that, as our species' winning survival strategy has been "have fewer offsprings, but value their lives so highly that they are well fed and trained to make further offsprings." It starts with giving birth to an underdeveloped infant that can't even hold its own head up, so that it will grow into a superior predator with a bigger brain.
- YeGoblynQueenne 7y agoYes, and it's worth remembering that humans are the apex predator, planet-wide. There is nothing we can't hunt down and kill and eat and we don't even have natural predators anymore, not as such. So it seems that our reproductive strategy of caring for your young has paid off way more than the salmons' one, of "tough love" for their offspring.