All large cats will be extinct in 20 years

[∞∞∞]

Nowhere in the photo essay does it say they "will be extinct," nor does it mention 20 years or any timeline.

[Ibanez]

Sorry IBA, I see you're not a catholic anymore, sorry for the venom. We're cool.

I was raised Catholic, went to catholic school and that's why I oppose religonL

[Col Hogan]

Nowhere in the photo essay does it say they "will be extinct," nor does it mention 20 years or any timeline.

Now there you go with that messy truth...it totally destroys D's premise...STOP IT!!!

[alvin kayak]

Man, this is just a link to a photo of a lion. I thought there was some new information here.

[Gil Dobie]

Can we combine this with John's disgusting lion thread.

[JohnStOnge]

If I had to bet I'd bet there will still be lions, tigers, leopards, jaguars, and cougars in the wild 20 years from now. cheetahs, maybe not. Don't know about some others. My guess is some of the various species that can be bred in captivity will persist in captivity for some time.

Reminds me of something I once saw on tigers in India (I think). When they had a problem with a tiger killing and eating people, they wouldn't kill the tiger. Instead, they'd set up dummies wired to give shocks. They'd set the dummies up by the water hoping the tiger would attack and get shocked and get condition-response training not to kill and eat people.

To me that's going to far. Just kill the thing. When it comes between killing a tiger and letting it continue to eat people, kill it. And if they go extinct they go extinct. They're going to go extinct at some point anyway. They'd go extinct at some point even if Homo sapiens had never come onto the scene. Same with every other species.

This thing where we think it's the end of the world if another species goes extinct just doesn't make any sense. Like when you have something like the Endangered Species Act you're automatically setting yourself up for failure. We shouldn't be making preventing extinction just for the sake of preventing extinction an objective.

[D1B]

Nowhere in the photo essay does it say they "will be extinct," nor does it mention 20 years or any timeline.

Now there you go with that messy truth...it totally destroys D's premise...STOP IT!!!

Go fuck yourself Col Dickhead. Hope your grandchildren spit on your grave for your lifelong service to the american war machine, current profiteering from war and death - and for handing them a lifeless, polluted, warring planet and bankrupt nation you helped create.

Way to go Fat Fuck.

[AZGrizFan]

Now there you go with that messy truth...it totally destroys D's premise...STOP IT!!!

Go fuck yourself Col Dickhead. Hope your grandchildren spit on your grave for your lifelong service to the american war machine, current profiteering from war and death - and for handing them a lifeless, polluted, warring planet and bankrupt nation you helped create.

Way to go Fat Fuck.

But we'll have gotten rid of all those pesky large cats, which is nice.

[grizzaholic]

Go fuck yourself Col Dickhead. Hope your grandchildren spit on your grave for your lifelong service to the american war machine, current profiteering from war and death - and for handing them a lifeless, polluted, warring planet and bankrupt nation you helped create.

Way to go Fat Fuck.

But we'll have gotten rid of all those pesky large cats, which is nice.

What about Mountain Lions? Or the is the cut-off Lynx?

[kalm]

If I had to bet I'd bet there will still be lions, tigers, leopards, jaguars, and cougars in the wild 20 years from now. cheetahs, maybe not. Don't know about some others. My guess is some of the various species that can be bred in captivity will persist in captivity for some time.

Reminds me of something I once saw on tigers in India (I think). When they had a problem with a tiger killing and eating people, they wouldn't kill the tiger. Instead, they'd set up dummies wired to give shocks. They'd set the dummies up by the water hoping the tiger would attack and get shocked and get condition-response training not to kill and eat people.

To me that's going to far. Just kill the thing. When it comes between killing a tiger and letting it continue to eat people, kill it. And if they go extinct they go extinct. They're going to go extinct at some point anyway. They'd go extinct at some point even if Homo sapiens had never come onto the scene. Same with every other species.

This thing where we think it's the end of the world if another species goes extinct just doesn't make any sense. Like when you have something like the Endangered Species Act you're automatically setting yourself up for failure. We shouldn't be making preventing extinction just for the sake of preventing extinction an objective.

How many different species of plants and animals live on the planet? Which ones would you like to see go first?

[Gil Dobie]

But we'll have gotten rid of all those pesky large cats, which is nice.

What about Mountain Lions? Or the is the cut-off Lynx?

Lynx are good at basketball...........

[Seahawks08]

To me that's going to far. Just kill the thing. When it comes between killing a tiger and letting it continue to eat people, kill it. And if they go extinct they go extinct. They're going to go extinct at some point anyway. They'd go extinct at some point even if Homo sapiens had never come onto the scene. Same with every other species.

This thing where we think it's the end of the world if another species goes extinct just doesn't make any sense. Like when you have something like the Endangered Species Act you're automatically setting yourself up for failure. We shouldn't be making preventing extinction just for the sake of preventing extinction an objective.

That's some messed up logic right there. So we are allowed to kill every species on the planet just because they will eventually go extinct? Humans have a moral duty to PROTECT nature, not destroy it.

[Vidav]

If I had to bet I'd bet there will still be lions, tigers, leopards, jaguars, and cougars in the wild 20 years from now. cheetahs, maybe not. Don't know about some others. My guess is some of the various species that can be bred in captivity will persist in captivity for some time.

Reminds me of something I once saw on tigers in India (I think). When they had a problem with a tiger killing and eating people, they wouldn't kill the tiger. Instead, they'd set up dummies wired to give shocks. They'd set the dummies up by the water hoping the tiger would attack and get shocked and get condition-response training not to kill and eat people.

To me that's going to far. Just kill the thing. When it comes between killing a tiger and letting it continue to eat people, kill it. And if they go extinct they go extinct. They're going to go extinct at some point anyway. They'd go extinct at some point even if Homo sapiens had never come onto the scene. Same with every other species.

This thing where we think it's the end of the world if another species goes extinct just doesn't make any sense. Like when you have something like the Endangered Species Act you're automatically setting yourself up for failure. We shouldn't be making preventing extinction just for the sake of preventing extinction an objective.

I say let them keep eating people. There are 7,000,000,000 of us anyway. We have a few to spare.

[Wedgebuster]

Jager-Bomb just loves kitties and things.

[CAA Flagship]

Damn. We lost these cats.
http://bigcats2.tripod.com/Extinct_Cats.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

But wait. We found a new one.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17619064/ns ... nd-borneo/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[CID1990]

http://mediagallery.usatoday.com/Big-ca ... 899,A10534

Thanks AZ Griz ****
Thanks TravelingWaste of life
Thanks Jizzaholic
Thanks Joltin Joe and the rest of the ******* catholics
Thank Col. ****
Thanks 89 Retard


SMFH at conks, breeders and your **** brats, capitalists and **** catholics who fuel overpopulation.

**** you all.

Dang. I had been planning to go to Africa and shoot myself a leopard one day so I can stuff it and put it in my living room.

Guess I have a cutoff date to get that done now.