no animal has mosquitos as only food source, so you would just save many human lifes.
Causing famine...there is no 'win' here. I think they are trying to do something good here, but sometimes, there is no positive end game.
no animal has mosquitos as only food source, so you would just save many human lifes.
If humans were wiped out, I doubt it'll have any dire effect on the planet. Just saying.
If humans were wiped out, I doubt it'll have any dire effect on the planet. Just saying.
See you all in hell.
There are seven billion humans on earth. We should be trying to control the size of our own population instead of worrying about nuisance insects.
Except the four billion inapt domestic cows, and millions of other domestic farm animals and pets that can't survive in a proper wild world.If humans were wiped out, I doubt it'll have any dire effect on the planet. Just saying.
I'm sorry, you did what?
Except the four billion inapt domestic cows, and millions of other domestic farm animals and pets that can't survive in a proper wild world.
Not that it won't recover, but the ecosystem will recover from anything with enough time.
There are a couple of fairly interesting documentaries about that exact thing. "Life After People" and "Aftermath". They're nearly identical.
Mosquitoes filled with Blood are a vital Source of Protein for Small birds (and presumably bats)no animal has mosquitos as only food source, so you would just save many human lifes.
Instead of mosquitoes, they should be genetically modifying people in those area so they stop breeding. There's plenty of enough people in this world. Maybe the diseases are just a way of controlling them.
Most of your pets are more adapt at surviving than we are. Hell, most animals are more adapted to surviving than we are.
I like how ThoseDeafMutes is Mr. Science and everything but didn't know that only female mosquitos bite. I'm not calling you out or anything, I just thought it was funny.
I uhh.. wouldn't worry about it too much Ian because uhh.. if the history of evolution has taught us anything it's that uhhh... life uhh.. finds a way.
There are nearly 3500 species of mosquito, though. This would only destroy one.
If humans were wiped out, I doubt it'll have any dire effect on the planet. Just saying.
Instead of mosquitoes, they should be genetically modifying people in those area so they stop breeding. There's plenty of enough people in this world. Maybe the diseases are just a way of controlling them.
There are seven billion humans on earth. We should be trying to control the size of our own population instead of worrying about nuisance insects.
*clears throat*
SPIDERS NEXT!
Bats can eat something else. Like bees.
I recall reading an article from a couple of years ago arguing that you can actually remove all species of mosquitoes without significant effect on any ecosystem.
I'll see if I can find it.
This sounds like it could have disasterous consequences. You can't remove an entire species from the food chain and expect nothing to happen.
Science requires more food for the fireplace before it can begin work on decreasing the surplus population.If anything they need increasing, to help put a dent in population levels
Being from a tropical country I support this 100%.
Yeah. These things have to be tested very, very carefu-God I hope someone did a ridiculously large amount of modelling before doing this. These things always find a way to fuck up massively
...fuckNo international laws or agencies exist to police trials of new transgenic organisms. For the most part, scientists and biotech companies can do what they wanteven performing uncontrolled releases of test organisms in developing countries, neither warning the residents that their backyards are about to become a de facto biocolonialist field laboratory nor gaining their consent.