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Is this not natural selection at work? They aren’t dying of anything human introduced... they bite each other’s faces off and it turns into cancer. They really
by onethought 5y ago
Is this not natural selection at work?
They aren’t dying of anything human introduced... they bite each other’s faces off and it turns into cancer. They really are a fairly horrible creature... like an angry vicious hamster.
- bottled_poe 5y agoOh right.. and when have humans ever allowed a little thing like natural selection impact anything?
- onethought 5y agoI’m confused how to respond to this. All the time?
- blendergeek 5y ago> Is this not natural selection at work? I fail to see how this is relevant. Yes, Tasmanian Devil's are dying of "natural causes". But, humans like them and want them to continue living. So, humans will preserve them if possible. Now, natural selection is selecting for creatures that humans like as well as creatures that don't bite each others's faces off. Natural selection does not pick morally good creatures to survive. Natural selection is merely the fact that creatures that live long enough to have babies, live long enough to have babies.