Rufus Hummingbird and hundreds of others are teetering on the brink: That's according to new 2022 State of The Birds reports. It's an article put out by CNN, for a change I found it...

tramsey Loc: Texas

That's according to new 2022 State of The Birds reports. It's an article put out by CNN, for a change I found it very interesting. Click on this to take a look. Yes, i can't remember what the thing you click on it and I should know it like my own name, who ever I am. Anyway here's the thing
https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/21/world/iyw-rufous-hummingbird-tipping-point-extinction-earth-day/index.html

lamiaceae Loc: San Luis Obispo County, CA

tramsey wrote:

That's according to new 2022 State of The Birds reports. It's an article put out by CNN, for a change I found it very interesting. Click on this to take a look. Yes, i can't remember what the thing you click on it and I should know it like my own name, who ever I am. Anyway here's the thing
https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/21/world/iyw-rufous-hummingbird-tipping-point-extinction-earth-day/index.html

Web Link.

lamiaceae Loc: San Luis Obispo County, CA

tramsey wrote:

That's according to new 2022 State of The Birds reports. It's an article put out by CNN, for a change I found it very interesting. Click on this to take a look. Yes, i can't remember what the thing you click on it and I should know it like my own name, who ever I am. Anyway here's the thing
https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/21/world/iyw-rufous-hummingbird-tipping-point-extinction-earth-day/index.html

I have read it before. A popular post it seems.

kpmac Loc: Ragley, La

If you listen to the media you will find that everything on earth is in some sort of danger or decline.

tramsey Loc: Texas

I guess you are all right. We have lost 98% of the wild life that we started out with according to Smithsonian and we are next.

Web link or url, yah that's right. Now that I'm awake I remember with a little of your help and I even remember who I am, sounds like the start of a good day.

alberio Loc: Casa Grande AZ

tramsey wrote:

I guess you are all right. We have lost 98% of the wild life that we started out with according to Smithsonian and we are next.

Web link or url, yah that's right. Now that I'm awake I remember with a little of your help and I even remember who I am, sounds like the start of a good day.

The Smithsonian just hacked this info from George Carlin 😃😃😃

Canisdirus

Birds and animal...and fish are down across the board...

When we hit tipping points...no one knows.

sippyjug104 Loc: Missouri

90% of all plants and animal species ever lived on earth are extinct. Scientists and biologists estimate that as many as 20 species of plant or animal go extinct daily. It's all part of evolution and survival of the fittest and those that are able to adapt.

scallihan Loc: Tigard, OR

It is. The disappearance of insects to apex predators- the beings that actually keep the ecology balanced if not interfered with - is harming us more than most people realize.

Canisdirus

sippyjug104 wrote:

90% of all plants and animal species ever lived on earth are extinct. Scientists and biologists estimate that as many as 20 species of plant or animal go extinct daily. It's all part of evolution and survival of the fittest and those that are able to adapt.

Yes...mankind's influence has no effect...

Wyantry Loc: SW Colorado

kpmac wrote:

If you listen to the media you will find that everything on earth is in some sort of danger or decline.

Except People . . . .

Wyantry Loc: SW Colorado

Canisdirus wrote:

Yes...mankind's influence has no effect...

Labeled as sarcasm, I presume?

But then even garbage has its uses:
https://arstechnica.com/civis/threads/pacific-garbage-patch-providing-a-deep-ocean-home-for-coastal-species.1491420/