Scarab wrote: I just found this freaky, a female dying with her ass half submerged in eggs... suppose Tarantulas will always have the upper hand, we can only ponder their utterly special lives... and deaths...

Until very recently even humans died quite regularly during childbirth..... and we're supposedly a little ahead in the evolutionary stage!

Sorry to hear about the fasciata...... but congrat on the other little one that will be showing up soon

Until very recently even humans died quite regularly during childbirth

I must tell you Taki, child birth might sadly have claimed a few unfortunate mothers, but I know of a few elderly fathers that have suffered the odd stroke or heart failure while... uhm... shall we say, "being on the job" ?? Even a few suffering a slight stroke or unfortunate heart failure while being attended to... uhm... orally, for the lack of a better description... All in all, males are not all that immune to succumbing to the attentions of the opposite sex...

...and we're supposedly a little ahead in the evolutionary stage!

I have traveled the globe, and in all of those thousands of miles, were unable to give substance to that statement.

We, as humans, have slid back so far into the so called "evolution" of mankind, I doubt we will EVER be able to recover. The stench and devastation we (as humans) have, and are still dispersing with concerning regularity throughout our own environment, is so sickening, it predominates even the most cataclysmic natural events of our own known short and insignificant history...

We, as humans, have slid back so far into the so called "evolution" of mankind, I doubt we will EVER be able to recover. The stench and devastation we (as humans) have, and are still dispersing with concerning regularity throughout our own environment, is so sickening, it predominates even the most cataclysmic natural events of our own known short and insignificant history...

I'm not here to get into a debate. What's the square route of 7 billion people? Now take the answer and place each person into a 1m square block now say each person can realistically fit into a 50cm block.

What is the grid size in square kilometers that the entire human population can now fit into? Do we really count in the grand scheme of things.

Each species will strive for survival even if means the demise of others and each species has it's time on the evolutionary chart. No species can last forever our time is now.

What will the earth look like in 10,000 years from now?


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Each species will strive for survival even if means the demise of others

This might (or is) the case, yet I find it extremely selfish/self serving. I teach my children to consider others, and the consequences their actions might have on others, and that INCLUDES the non humans that share our planet.

I might be overly sensitive to the absolute mayhem humans have wittingly brought onto the planet Zulu, I just find it very hard to accept the complete decay of human society. "Our time is now" you say? We are on top of the food chain? That may be the case, I just can not say I'm proud of the way this was achieved...

This was achieved through evolution. Evolution will prevail long after we humans have departed this planet and left our fossils for others to discover.


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