Tallow_Phoenix
Totally not a vampire
Welp, I tried. 50th post!
edit: 51st post!
edit: 51st post!
People could also live on Soylent Green, it just wouldn't be a lot of fun; a lot of joy would go out of the world.
There have been some users over the years who seem to be here simply because no other community will have them. But by all means, let them continue. They only reinforce what I already suspect.Had to log in and leave the shadows once again to say. What the FUCK is wrong with you @Doomer
Because eating babies is immoral.
OwO yes right we have the national park here.There's a rather sizeable National Park close to where I live - they're trying to recreate some of the old moors they used to have apparently. Also, as far as I've learned, they have wild cats there, but I haven't seen much.
I did help to pull down anti-chew netting during my first few weeks here.
Thankfully not for everyone.Me: "What a nice thread, I bet it's gonna be furries getting together sharing some wholesome posts about helping animals"
Actual posts: "aminal is inferor lul"
Out of all the things in this fandom, this is something I didn't expect to be honest. This community never fails to disappoint.
As long as arrogant, self-centered creation myths are tolerated, they will always be an obstacle to conservation and animal welfare.Me: "What a nice thread, I bet it's gonna be furries getting together sharing some wholesome posts about helping animals"
Actual posts: "aminal is inferor lul"
Out of all the things in this fandom, this is something I didn't expect, to be honest. This community never fails to disappoint.
I hope that they can be saved, too.My species of skunk, Spilogale pygmaea or Pygmy spotted skunk, has been classified as a vulnerable species due to a 30% decrease in their population during the past three generations or 15 years. This due to the reduction of their habitat by human activity.
Oh, that's similar to Switzerland then.We just got wolves back to Denmark. This is considered a win for conservation. (Although the farmers disagree some..)
I hope that they can be saved, too.
Also, I guess as a little bit of a link to conservation here, I did recently see a couple of red kites in my local area. They really are beautiful birds, once the most persecuted in Britain. One of my favourite predatory birds. Kestrels and Sparrowhawks are in the top 3, too (though they aren't endangered).
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They introduced them to Yorkshire in around 2002, and a few other sites before that.
The population is now over the 2,000 mark, but they still need some more help for it to get higher.
Oh shit I'm in trouble.
Oh, that's similar to Switzerland then.
The wolves are slowly coming back. The same goes for Lynxes.
But plenty of mountain farmers want to shoot the wolves because they don't want to protect their sheep properly. That way more sheep die because they fall dawn cliffes is of course an ignored fact at these circles...
I think we now have like 70 known wolves here
As long as arrogant creation myths are tolerated, expect little improvement.
I'm not having kids, so obviously the dog. Of course, I might never get a dog either.Suppose both your kid and your dog is drowning, but you can save only one. Who will it be?
Doomer...like.....can you not?Suppose both your kid and your dog is drowning, but you can save only one. Who will it be?
Suppose both your kid and your dog is drowning, but you can save only one. Who will it be?
I'm not sure about it, but aren't the easiest way to protect livestock would be low voltage electrical fence?Same reasons. Farmers don't want their livestock munched. We have 10-20 I think