Giles: wrote
Well, yes, but what's the relevance here? However chimpanzees pic'n'mix their diet, it doesn't lead to them destroying the jungle they live in.
It's funny....
The relevance is that some animals do eat meat.
They don't have anybody trying to tell them what to eat or how to eat.
There are animals that do effect the environment they live in, changing it so much that it can no longer support them.
Humans another type of animal, have an impact on the environment which as it changes will tend to moderate the population.
War is something else that tends to moderate human populations
Most wars tend to be over resources....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4WHsbtHjEU
Deforestation fires are surging in the Amazon, eliminating more square kilometers of rainforest this year than they have since 2009.
In the Brazilian Amazon, fires are a common means of clearing the land -- land that is worth five times more without the forest than with the forest --
for cattle and soy fields.
Brazil is the world’s leading exporter of beef and soy, but there’s also a high demand for these goods domestically.
"soy fields".
who knew.
So maybe some one should tell the Brazilians, to stop eating beef,,,and soy
maybe its the soy consumption,,,yep better stop eating soy
There's always regime change, thats the ticket....tell them to change their government, or NATO and the US will.
The US does it for oil, why not for rainforest
