Man no more

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Man no more; Fall of man and rise of new life
Topic Started: Mar 20 2016, 03:02 PM (333 Views)
Diabolical Bear	Mar 20 2016, 03:02 PM Post #1
Infant Posts: 85 Group: Members Member #1,828 Joined: Dec 9, 2015 Favorite Quote: You can judge a man’s true character by the way he treats his fellow animals.	Man no more Evolution has created many wonders in the past 3.5 billion years. As life began in the sea and ventured onto land, many animals have come and gone. We humans consider ourselves the wonder of the world and the dominant species. In evolutionary perspective, we are the new kid on the block, but what is new can end just as quickly as it came. As we destroy critical habitats and species, we are bringing ourselves closer to our demise. We did it. We brought doom upon ourselves. We wiped out a large amount of flora and fauna and ultimately wiped out ourselves. With us out of the way and other animals extinct, the least concerned but adaptable species seized their opportunity to occupy niches. Life will continue, we just won't be here to see it. Chapters I. Loss of biodiversity and the extinction of mankind II. Survivors III. Habitats IV. Never ending evolution



Corecin	Mar 25 2016, 03:47 PM Post #2
Prime Specimen Posts: 1,567 Group: Members Member #1,893 Joined: Mar 21, 2016 Area of expertise: Future Evolution Nationality: American :/ Favorite Quote: “Life’s too short to spend it being mean to people.” Also known as: Literally just any spin on Corecin Gender: Nonbinary	Can't wait to read about it



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