I LOVE MY FRIENDS. :'D
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Thread Topic: I LOVE MY FRIENDS. :'D
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In response to this picture and statement:
A squirrel eating Nutella. Not something you see every day... Or any day, at that. Come to think of it, I haven't seen many squirrels recently. It's a bit odd, seeing as we always seem to have a plethora of them up here.
Izzy: I thought that was a cat?
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Alana: Nope. See the tail and ears? Totally a squirrel. A cat would have also had whiskers and most likely no teeth showing.
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Izzy: Ohhh. Well I feel smart xP
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Alana: Haha.
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Jason: maybe their all eating nutella in their trees
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Alana: Because suddenly acorns aren't as satisfactory. xD Haha, soon processed goods will take over the planet and not a squirrel will touch a natural growing nut again.
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Jason: that is genius
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Alana: Ha, thanks. But you do realize, after the natural growing nuts aren't eaten they'll begin to overpopulate until they reach their carrying capacity... Then they'll just disappear entirely, for they will use up all of their resources. What a shame... All of that disaster for an equally spectacular treat. :P
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Jason: also genius
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Alana: c: Thanks! Now, tell me... If you were a scientist assigned to solve this apparent predicament, how would you go about doing so?
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Jason: i wuld put acorns into nutella, fenius
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Jason: genius
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Alana: That's brilliant. That way they can still enjoy their newly acquired food staple while still maintaining balance in the ecosystem. That, my friend, is what I call genius.
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Jason: thank u, yes, yes it is
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Izzy: what if theyre allergic to chocolate?
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Alana: Natural selection would run its course, Isabel. You're welcome.
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Jason: then ill just put all acorons into a nutella box
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Izzy: but then too many acorns and the predatrs of the squirrels would lose a food source.
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Jason: not true
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Izzy: true!
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Jason: alright, whatever. alana?
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Alana: But Isabel, you see, squirrels were never native to this area, which is why they have few (if any) real predators. Their absence would not effect the ecosystem whatsoever. If it did, it would be so subtle a change that we would only a slight difference. We have a lack of predators nowadays anyhow.
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Jason: holy crap
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Izzy: Wrong. The RED squirrels aren't native. And the coyotes are still around lat ive heard.
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Alana: So I deem Isabel's comment irrelevant to the task at hand, seeing as squirrels are rarely preyed on to begin with.
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Izzy: SHUT UP
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Jason: coyotes, have a number of prey, not just squirrels
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Izzy: I HAVE TO WORK AND YOURE DISTRACTING ME
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Jason: well, i didnt start it....
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Alana: I never said they were native. In all honesty, squirrels did not originate in this given area. Coyotes are still around, yes, but not in such a concentration where they could put any restraint on the populations of the so called 'prey'. In any sense, if you were a coyote would you choose a rabbit or a squirrel? I would choose a rabbit. They can't climb trees.
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Alana: Life is full of distractions. It's how we handle them that partially defines who we are. Exactly. Jason didn't start this debate. It was, I believe, you who turned a discussion into a sort of "argument", for lack of a better word, Izzy.
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^^ Please read this. Pretty, pretty please. It'll bring a smile to your face, I hope.
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