What If Insects Disappeared From The Planet?
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Date: 2023-11-26
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Drac
This is the most accepted theory. But there is another side to look at this. If the arthropods were to straight up disappear many species depended on them will definitely struggle some might even go extinct, but the effects won't exactly be catastrophic atleast for humans. Most of the natural life is based on herbivores. Frogs won't go extinct as there are many species that eat snails or slugs, sure insecta based pollination are crucial but it is not something farmers can't replicate, hand pollination is a technique that can be commercialized very easily, in fact this would create more jobs for many people, sure initially the rates of food crops will go up but remember there are no better methods of pollination in this scenario sooner or later the rates will settle, also because the greatest enemy of crops are also arthropod pests, the use of insecticides or pesticides will be gone. The hazardous process of bio magnification of toxins will be heavily disrupted. Saprophytes are mostly microorganisms, the dead decaying matter will still decay as the existence of arthropods only provides a completion to other saprophytic creatures whether it be fungi or vulture. We can virtually preserve every species of plant by artificial pollination. Sure there would be a great shift in ecology specially on the wild species that serves us nothing but remember if something is gone then it's competitors will blossom. So in another sense the effects might not be that noticable to an average joe. If there are no insects than the species that eat grains or fish or snails will thrive.
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This is the most accepted theory. But there is another side to look at this. If the arthropods were to straight up disappear many species depended on them will definitely struggle some might even go extinct, but the effects won't exactly be catastrophic atleast for humans. Most of the natural life is based on herbivores. Frogs won't go extinct as there are many species that eat snails or slugs, sure insecta based pollination are crucial but it is not something farmers can't replicate, hand pollination is a technique that can be commercialized very easily, in fact this would create more jobs for many people, sure initially the rates of food crops will go up but remember there are no better methods of pollination in this scenario sooner or later the rates will settle, also because the greatest enemy of crops are also arthropod pests, the use of insecticides or pesticides will be gone. The hazardous process of bio magnification of toxins will be heavily disrupted. Saprophytes are mostly microorganisms, the dead decaying matter will still decay as the existence of arthropods only provides a completion to other saprophytic creatures whether it be fungi or vulture. We can virtually preserve every species of plant by artificial pollination. Sure there would be a great shift in ecology specially on the wild species that serves us nothing but remember if something is gone then it's competitors will blossom. So in another sense the effects might not be that noticable to an average joe. If there are no insects than the species that eat grains or fish or snails will thrive.
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Screen
The extinct insects I saw is Georgia's big cockroches. They just killed themselves as soon as they see human once.
So, I wrote down what year the roach that disappear is June 21, 2023. Somehow, squash the last living insect is roaches. they are living dinosaur era. They survive very long and didn't make to Georgia due to lack of population. they just wipe themselves off.
It was destroy by lizard insects and even rabbit eat them. I have lots of rabbit on my backyard. I wrote the date. I remember seeing the last one. it's gone forever. no more georgia roach.
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The extinct insects I saw is Georgia's big cockroches. They just killed themselves as soon as they see human once.
So, I wrote down what year the roach that disappear is June 21, 2023. Somehow, squash the last living insect is roaches. they are living dinosaur era. They survive very long and didn't make to Georgia due to lack of population. they just wipe themselves off.
It was destroy by lizard insects and even rabbit eat them. I have lots of rabbit on my backyard. I wrote the date. I remember seeing the last one. it's gone forever. no more georgia roach.
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DARKMATTER
Just to freak you out especially arachnophobes and entomophobes. Do you wonder how many insects and spiders are on -. - 10+ quintillion or 120 million insects per acre, there's 37 billion acres on -. So in reality nothing we can do to end them all. To end all life you need 46, 800 500 kiloton nukes that will never happen. Especially since theres only 13, 000 nukes worldwide. And a total launch would not happen. Or a 10+ mile asteroid would end everything. So have a nice day
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Just to freak you out especially arachnophobes and entomophobes. Do you wonder how many insects and spiders are on -. - 10+ quintillion or 120 million insects per acre, there's 37 billion acres on -. So in reality nothing we can do to end them all. To end all life you need 46, 800 500 kiloton nukes that will never happen. Especially since theres only 13, 000 nukes worldwide. And a total launch would not happen. Or a 10+ mile asteroid would end everything. So have a nice day
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Christopher
Grass pollinate by wind, herbivores would be safe quite a large variety of vegetable plants and fruit plants pollinate by the wind or self-pollinating these will have more spaces to grow the creatures that only live off of insects do we really need those and what you go up the food chain a little bit food variety is more diverse meaning you eat different items than just one
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Grass pollinate by wind, herbivores would be safe quite a large variety of vegetable plants and fruit plants pollinate by the wind or self-pollinating these will have more spaces to grow the creatures that only live off of insects do we really need those and what you go up the food chain a little bit food variety is more diverse meaning you eat different items than just one
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According to research - around 75-82% of all insects have disappeared already in 30 or so recent years, due to use of pesticides, industrial poisonous waste and obviously chem_trails that nobody wants to talk about. Not much time left before disappearance of all insects and domino effect on wildlife.
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According to research - around 75-82% of all insects have disappeared already in 30 or so recent years, due to use of pesticides, industrial poisonous waste and obviously chem_trails that nobody wants to talk about. Not much time left before disappearance of all insects and domino effect on wildlife.
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Terri
I love creepy crawly with some exceptions. disease spreading ones. I don't kill spiders or ants. my top favourites. Dislike roaches and I hate killing them but would if I have to. I have a cockroaches phobias so I am glad I don't have any.
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I love creepy crawly with some exceptions. disease spreading ones. I don't kill spiders or ants. my top favourites. Dislike roaches and I hate killing them but would if I have to. I have a cockroaches phobias so I am glad I don't have any.
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DerpTweaker
Insects are decreasing in a rapid rate in average 35% less per decade according to a recent studie in England.
-Paul Hadaway, at KWT, said: -The results should shock and concern us all. --
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Insects are decreasing in a rapid rate in average 35% less per decade according to a recent studie in England.
-Paul Hadaway, at KWT, said: -The results should shock and concern us all. --
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DARKMATTER
Everything dies if it were to happen. From -, wasps, - and other bugs that come in contact with flowers - to pollenate without them and - and - most of our fruit and vegetables die out.
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Everything dies if it were to happen. From -, wasps, - and other bugs that come in contact with flowers - to pollenate without them and - and - most of our fruit and vegetables die out.
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Don
Its going to be funny when we die and get told we are a mass murderer and insects are just as important as people and all these religious people go to hell! We are all killers
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Its going to be funny when we die and get told we are a mass murderer and insects are just as important as people and all these religious people go to hell! We are all killers
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Sigmar
start watching 2 hours ago first video and cant stop watching all so scary truth, that just makes you think about what you can do to improve your behavior and lifestyle.
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start watching 2 hours ago first video and cant stop watching all so scary truth, that just makes you think about what you can do to improve your behavior and lifestyle.
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Pratham
Tbh I would be happy to live as long as I can without insects rather than living amongst them bcs I would rather die than have an insect on my face or anywhere near me.
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Tbh I would be happy to live as long as I can without insects rather than living amongst them bcs I would rather die than have an insect on my face or anywhere near me.
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youtube
Insects are the creepiest animals I probably wouldn't care if they went extinct even though they provide food for the animals I find the cutest like rodents
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Insects are the creepiest animals I probably wouldn't care if they went extinct even though they provide food for the animals I find the cutest like rodents
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Bigclutchking
The biggest question is what if all humans disappeared. Sadly, I feel we are the only ones in the food chain that would benefit the circle of life.
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The biggest question is what if all humans disappeared. Sadly, I feel we are the only ones in the food chain that would benefit the circle of life.
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Safana
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L. P
When you hate insects but you realize insects are the reason why we can still eat! Insects might be annoying, but they are heros to prevent starving
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When you hate insects but you realize insects are the reason why we can still eat! Insects might be annoying, but they are heros to prevent starving
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Minimalist
I don-t need all the insects to disappear, just the big 5.
1. Mosquitoes
2. Cockroaches
3. Spiders
4. Centipedes
5. Flies
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I don-t need all the insects to disappear, just the big 5.
1. Mosquitoes
2. Cockroaches
3. Spiders
4. Centipedes
5. Flies
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John
Well- I think we could do without roaches though. Pretty sure they don-t make much of a useful contribution besides eating and multiplying.
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Well- I think we could do without roaches though. Pretty sure they don-t make much of a useful contribution besides eating and multiplying.
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Rozhane
The only things on earth I want to die forever is snakes spiders cockroaches ticks and all other bugs that attack humans and ones I hate
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The only things on earth I want to die forever is snakes spiders cockroaches ticks and all other bugs that attack humans and ones I hate
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Tiger
Make things right with God so u can go to heaven ask God for forgiveness and he will forgive you repent and forgive each other amen amen
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Make things right with God so u can go to heaven ask God for forgiveness and he will forgive you repent and forgive each other amen amen
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Sword
Fun fact: spiders the farest arachnids from being parasites, in fact they're probably the second healthiest bugs on earth
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Fun fact: spiders the farest arachnids from being parasites, in fact they're probably the second healthiest bugs on earth
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Jason
If the humans disappeared the insects would flourish. So in reality humans are not the top of the food chain.
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If the humans disappeared the insects would flourish. So in reality humans are not the top of the food chain.
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LACEDWITGAME
Not necessarily true. people are capable of hand pollinating plants. hey, might create more jobs. lol
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Not necessarily true. people are capable of hand pollinating plants. hey, might create more jobs. lol
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Jason
Insects are very important to our world kids many people don't like them but without insects we will all die
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Insects are very important to our world kids many people don't like them but without insects we will all die
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Bonnie
All the world they much better. I'm p----- off. Anyway, I got stung won't know. And the lawn about 15 times
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All the world they much better. I'm p----- off. Anyway, I got stung won't know. And the lawn about 15 times
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Ghost
-Me when I come outside and there's no bugs. -
-They're gone, iam free. -
-its a brand new day plays-
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-Me when I come outside and there's no bugs. -
-They're gone, iam free. -
-its a brand new day plays-
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David
Some insects should live but some other insects should disappear forever a. k. a: also known as for good.
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Some insects should live but some other insects should disappear forever a. k. a: also known as for good.
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