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Some morning science - discovery of a sixth mass extension event 09:04 - Sep 23 with 434 views

This is interesting.

https://theconversation.com/newly-discovered-mass-extinction-event-triggered-the

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Some morning science - discovery of a sixth mass extension event on 09:10 - Sep 23 with 405 views

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Is this to do with the new planning laws?

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Some morning science - discovery of a sixth mass extension event on 10:11 - Sep 23 with 362 views

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Heard it on a podcast this morning, as you say, very interesting to add another mass extinction to the list of known ones.

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Some morning science - discovery of a sixth mass extension event on 10:26 - Sep 23 with 348 views

eireblue

I guess it will be interesting to try and guess which animal will survive past the very short human era.

I am guess cats, surely they will need to evolve another species capable of providing sofas and litter trays.

Some morning science - discovery of a sixth mass extension event on 12:06 - Sep 23 with 309 views

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Some morning science - discovery of a sixth mass extension event on 10:26 - Sep 23 by eireblue
I guess it will be interesting to try and guess which animal will survive past the very short human era. I am guess cats, surely they will need to evolve another species capable of providing sofas and litter trays.

It seems that intelligence and longevity are inversely proportional.
The least intelligent species have a long existence whereby the more intelligent a species (eg. humans) don't.

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