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Originally Posted by Acey
I think he is serious.
If Sliver is so confident and comfortable in his preference of -30 over +30, it seems unnecessarily defensive to point out that animals also die in fires, as if that somehow negates the fact that they might also die in the cold.
"Oh, cats also die in fires? Forget I said anything about the frozen ones, then..."
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Acey, I really wish you were swayed by facts that matter and not the fact that you like to vacation in your bathing suit.
In Brazil alone, in just wild fires in their "wet" lands,
17 million vertebrates died in 2020 alone.
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The scientists aimed to calculate how many vertebrates died directly from the wildfires, which doesn't include larger animals like jaguars and panthers that may have died later as a result of burns or destroyed habitat and lack of food. They collected data in the field, accounting for the number of carcasses found up to 48 hours after fire events in the region.
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Think of California, Australia, BC and everywhere else there are fires due to heat an lack of precipitation. Probably a couple animals died in those places, too. Like, dude. The heat is way more destructive and it's not even close. This is an insane conversation.