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Anonymous04/09/26, 11:18No.5115250
thinking about the past extinctions and impending future extinctions (some very soon like the 'akikiki) of hawaii's native bird species again
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Anon04/09/26, 11:40No.5115252
dude nothing lasts forever lmaooo
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Anon04/09/26, 13:20No.5115267
Their presence in the first place has irrevocably influenced the future. The traces of their existence remain a part of the universe forever.
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Anon04/10/26, 03:41No.5115436
>amphibians: fucked already
>turtles: getting fucked
>mammals except humans: dying, or farm animals, or pets, and those will die too
>birds that are hyper specialists: mega fuckedMy bets are that birds that are generalists will be able to fly and easily find food in the wastelands and breed to outcompete land mammals that have to deal with gestation. It’s even possible that generalist birds could displace all mammals and only small rodents, primates, bats and cats will be left, which isn’t far off from Mesozoic mammalian genera.If this happens, welp, le dinos never went away.
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Anon04/23/26, 09:18No.5118484
you think they have it bad?
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Anon04/25/26, 03:04No.5118984
I thought they had a captive population of 'akikiki?
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Anon04/25/26, 03:08No.5118985
have some rage and sadnes
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Anon05/01/26, 21:17No.5120984
Maybe the polys should have thought about that before selling out to mainland politicians then destroying their own ecosystem to build factories and farm tourist-bux
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Anon05/02/26, 16:13No.5121208
We just have to gas _ _ _ _ and stop giving them money and they’ll stop poisoning and destroying the environment because they’ll be gone.