Comments by "Ficus-lovin\x27 Capybara N\x27 pals • 🌟 • 25 yrs ago" (@YourCapybaraAmigo_17yrsago) on "Nature on PBS" channel.

  1.  @RedRocket4000  yes it should be government funded. We all benefit from a healthy and diverse natural environment.
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  2. Spy Octopus is hilarious! I wonder if Actual Octopus knows somehow he's not real? But he did seem to hug him at the end. Fascinating!
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  3. It's funny ITS ALMOST LIKE NATURE KNOWS WHAT THE FUCK ITS DOING, SO WHY DONT WE, SELFISH AND DUMB-SHITIFIED HUMANS, GET THE FUCK OUT OF THE WAY AND LET THEM!??
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  4. Imagine the colossal ignorance thinking we know better than nature. Every environmental catastrophe in the US not caused by industry crimes was caused by this attitude.
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  5. I'm worried that selfish cunts and ignorance will prevent this from being widely adopted in order to have real scalable effects.
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  6. What a surprise when we work WITH nature instead of against it, we win, and likewise, when we don't, we lose. WOW YOU DONT FUCKING SAY!?!?!?
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  7. 😂😂😂 👏
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  8. Do they really threaten farmland tho? So what kinds abatement measures can be done? What about natural levees? Can they be placed around fields? Drain pipes?
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  9.  @snowysnowyriver  I'm glad to see these programs taking root, but I'm sure they could use some expansion. Beavers are needed everywhere. Encouragingly, and finally, beaver programs are starting to be introduced here in the US. I just watched a video of them being used in the desert, which I had never thought of before. Would be great for state govts here to make beaver programs part of an overall environmental renewal plan, none of which to my knowledge we currently have. A federal program would be even better and could be overseen by the BLM, bureau of land management.
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  10. Everyday I'm more amazed at the full intelligence of our eight-armed friends. I imagine if they could live on land they might have developed speech by now.
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