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5. I'd be ok with a mosquito extinction event, but that's it! nt

Sat Oct 20, 2018, 07:17 PM

Oct 2018

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'Hyperalarming' study shows massive insect loss. [View all] Cattledog Oct 2018 OP

But Heaven forbid Monsatan lose a single penny in share value. sandensea Oct 2018 #1

Kick and recommend for visibility bronxiteforever Oct 2018 #2

Post removed Post removed Oct 2018 #14

You nailed it there. mountain grammy Oct 2018 #16

Exactly... NNadir Oct 2018 #18

I like your spirit, man, I hope you don't get me wrong ... mr_lebowski Oct 2018 #19

I have the full PNAS scientific paper before me. NNadir Oct 2018 #15

The excessive posting is a sign of a serious problem Farmer-Rick Oct 2018 #26

Biggest problem though imo is that we as a species are breeding like cstanleytech Oct 2018 #23

Rambling nonsensical pseudoscience Farmer-Rick Oct 2018 #27

This study was done deep in a protected rainforest NickB79 Oct 2018 #28

I'd be ok with a mosquito extinction event, but that's it! nt Lucky Luciano Oct 2018 #5

and bedbugs AdamGG Oct 2018 #10

and cockroaches... llmart Oct 2018 #12

I've noticed. I've always loved the bugs. BlancheSplanchnik Oct 2018 #6

Rachel Carson warned us .. DemoTex Oct 2018 #8

My all time favorite book. llmart Oct 2018 #13

That's exactly what we noticed in our travels.. mountain grammy Oct 2018 #17

I commute in East Tennessee GaYellowDawg Oct 2018 #21