Nature has always had it%26#039;s own way of deciding when a species time was up, as ours will be one day as well, and that way is called extinction. Although there are some truly magnificent and beautiful creatures on this planet in danger of becoming extinct, why are we trying to stop it from happening? Who are we to decide if a species is going to hang on by a thread or come back because we want it to?
Even though it was a more science fiction approach, when Michael Crichton wrote %26quot;Jurassic Park%26quot; he had the right idea. We as humans are not meant to change what nature intends to do, and it is extremely selfish of us to believe we have the %26quot;right%26quot; to do so. We have not been on this planet that long in terms of it%26#039;s and other species existence. And I personally believe that although it would mean the end to some species that we let nature to do what it intends to do.
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1 month ago
I had a feeling someone was going to take the %26quot;man-made%26quot; approach. Here is my rebuttal to that.For Millions upon millions of years creatures have killed other creatures out of necessity. We as humans for the most part are doing the same.
In the area where our industrialization or pollution is killing off species how does anybody know that we are not Natures way of dealing with these other species. We do not know of course, but it is completely plausible.
If the dinosaurs were still around and were going extinct, would we try and save them as well?
And I personally believe we will not be here forever. Our time as a species will come to and end some day as well, and a new species will take over at the top.
1 month ago
I appreciate and thank everyone for their answers. And although it does make some sense, I still believe that we %26quot;humans%26quot; are Natures way of dealing with species. But like I said I appreciate the mature responses. lifelong environmentalist, wildlife gardener, and nature lover 0% 0 Votes