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The fact that well fed, cleanly kept, domesticated bees have been dying in enormous numbers points to something more than the eb and flow of nature. As for the
by LatteLazy 6y ago
The fact that well fed, cleanly kept, domesticated bees have been dying in enormous numbers points to something more than the eb and flow of nature.
As for the birds, you have to ask the same question: what makes you sure it's just Predator-prey?
- giardini 6y agoI didn't say that it was "just Predator-prey". But birds are definitely both, and exist in a web of predator-prey relationships. Therefore it is contingent upon the presenter to provide at least some evidence that this is a "runaway" situation - a "die-off" rather than the usual alternatives, which happen all the time as Exmoor states in his initial post on this thread. Instead we're shown a bunch of dead birds. That is followed by a chorus of webshits here providing subsequent "the sky is falling" lamentations, moaning and gnashing of teeth.