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Humans are the youngest and therefore the last species of this planet. Our only function, besides breeding ourselves to extinction, is to extinct all other animals before we go.
"only seven goddamn northern white rhinos left in the world"
Classy. PopSci is degrading to the junior high level. Can't you guys find somebody with a maturity level above a teenager to write for you?
@Capt Tight Pants....maybe you're pants are a little too tight today...I would normally agree with you...but considering there are only seven goddamn northern white rhinos left in the world...one can express a little frustration maybe?
Agreed "only seven goddamn northern white rhinos left in the world" is not childish, or imature. Its obvious that the writer is trying to convay exclamation for the fack that there are only 4 females and 3 males left in the world, and with such a long incubation for pregnancy its only a matter of time before they are all gone.
Goddamn, could just be me, but looks like the one they are guarding here is on its last leg... definitely looking kind of ragged--to me anyway. :/
BTW, how do they expect these animals to breed, with armed guards hanging around 24-7... just say'n :P
Dude's feelin up that Rhino. He wants to eat it. Someone shoot that dude. That Rhino should be haulin ass, not hangin around gettin felt up by a human that wants to eat it.
Guarding the northern white rhino. Where do I sign up for that job?