[ SECRET POST #3819 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3819 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Dog breeding

[(Anonymous)]

Why do you hate the bottom layer of the food chain? Or rather, why do you hate life on earth? If you get rid of the mosquitoes then a huge swathe of wildlife which depend on them and their larva as food sources will die of starvation and go extinct. And then so will the animals who depend on the previous set of animals, all the way up to humanity itself.

Re: Dog breeding

[(Anonymous)]

Lol yes, that's why there's no life at all on Iceland.

Re: Dog breeding

[(Anonymous)]

There's life on Iceland and plenty of mosquitos.

Re: Dog breeding

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe you should have googled first. http://icelandreview.com/news/2013/06/27/no-mosquitoes-iceland-puzzles-scientists

Re: Dog breeding

[(Anonymous)]

They still have biting black flies which share the same ecological niche and function. The article admits that. It doesn't change the fact that across the globe a massive chunk of the ecosystem is dependent on mosquitoes for food.

Re: Dog breeding

[(Anonymous)]

Soooo... duh, something else would fill the niche.

Re: Dog breeding

[(Anonymous)]

Eventually yes. But for the several hundred years (minimum) until something did, the rest of the ecosystem would be collapsing like never before seen.

Jeez, why do you "something else will come along" guys never consider length of time that eventually part takes? Whether it is ecology or economy, the damage between the old vanishing and new appearing is real.