From the top of the food chain down: Rewilding our world - George Monbiot
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The animation was very lovely but I'd love to not seeing the guy with laptop staying with the lion and the boy hanging out with hippo because it's misleading. Regardless how much we want to be in harmony with animals, some animals just prefer to be alone and/or too dangerous for humans (and vice versa) because that's how they are. Doing what we think is right does not only come from the heart but also needs a lot of understanding and respect. And doing animation for educational content as well.
Thanks a lot for the work and thanks for taking time reading my humble feedback.
Date: 2020-08-22
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Comments and reviews: 9
Nick
I Read this guy in the '90's -- what an amazing guy. or an amazing thing, someone with their head screwed on right, fixed to his heart -- a heart, even. Good on you, George. Like i was gonna say somewhere, I hope Corbyn pays attention to you. I hope he retains you. I doubt he's any Bernie Sanders level, but he seems good, so should like you, cut of your jib, i ment
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I Read this guy in the '90's -- what an amazing guy. or an amazing thing, someone with their head screwed on right, fixed to his heart -- a heart, even. Good on you, George. Like i was gonna say somewhere, I hope Corbyn pays attention to you. I hope he retains you. I doubt he's any Bernie Sanders level, but he seems good, so should like you, cut of your jib, i ment
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We can also introduce species related to those that left vacant niches. For instance we could introduce African cheetahs to hunt pronghorn, elephants in place of mammoths and mastodon to cultivate the land and perhaps even lions to replace the big cats that used to live here.
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We can also introduce species related to those that left vacant niches. For instance we could introduce African cheetahs to hunt pronghorn, elephants in place of mammoths and mastodon to cultivate the land and perhaps even lions to replace the big cats that used to live here.
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Putting back wild large predators back into close proximity to human development sounds like a bad idea wouldnt the predators attack farm animals or even worse children if this is not the case please explain why in the comments
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Putting back wild large predators back into close proximity to human development sounds like a bad idea wouldnt the predators attack farm animals or even worse children if this is not the case please explain why in the comments
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Putting back wild large predators back into close proximity to human development sounds like a bad idea wouldnt the predators attack farm animals or even worse children if this is not the case please explain why in the comments
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Putting back wild large predators back into close proximity to human development sounds like a bad idea wouldnt the predators attack farm animals or even worse children if this is not the case please explain why in the comments
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Tsuba
More one eats, the less number of this species.
The food chain requires the never-ending of cycling.
When you dont get eaten, or go back to the soil, its out of the cycle.
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More one eats, the less number of this species.
The food chain requires the never-ending of cycling.
When you dont get eaten, or go back to the soil, its out of the cycle.
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Jarod
0: 50 ok to be fare the environment and weather was changing a lot l. Humans had a factor to put still. However yes we must use science to bring pack ecosystems.
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0: 50 ok to be fare the environment and weather was changing a lot l. Humans had a factor to put still. However yes we must use science to bring pack ecosystems.
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education
Its true that rewilding is not an excuse to push people off the land. mother nature wanted us to co-exist with these majestic and amazing creatures
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Its true that rewilding is not an excuse to push people off the land. mother nature wanted us to co-exist with these majestic and amazing creatures
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Jarod
0: 50 I think climate change had a factor though I fully support brining back the mega fauna, is there a organization that wants to bring them back?
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0: 50 I think climate change had a factor though I fully support brining back the mega fauna, is there a organization that wants to bring them back?
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Pink
Yawn (i'd wake up in the past when humans were evolving more like us, i'd look at my surroundings to find trees and more roaming freely)
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Yawn (i'd wake up in the past when humans were evolving more like us, i'd look at my surroundings to find trees and more roaming freely)
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