The amount of dinosaurs in oil is less then negligeble at best. Oil is the result of huge mats of dead plankton getting trapped below the seafloor and then pressure-cooked into crude oil. We’re talking millions of tons of dead plants and animals accumulating as sediment in (geologically) short timeframes, more than would have ever been possible to produce with the biomass of dinosaurs.
Good, cats are an invasive species that do a lot of damage to the ecology wherever they are introduced, the coyotes are just protecting their local ecosystem
They eat cats.
And cats torture birds
And birds are dinosaurs
And dinosaurs are oil that run cars that run over coyotes that eat cats that kill birds that are dinosaurs that are oil that…
The amount of dinosaurs in oil is less then negligeble at best. Oil is the result of huge mats of dead plankton getting trapped below the seafloor and then pressure-cooked into crude oil. We’re talking millions of tons of dead plants and animals accumulating as sediment in (geologically) short timeframes, more than would have ever been possible to produce with the biomass of dinosaurs.
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Good, cats are an invasive species that do a lot of damage to the ecology wherever they are introduced, the coyotes are just protecting their local ecosystem
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/cats-kill-a-staggering-number-of-species-across-the-world/
And, small dogs that bark in backyards in my neighborhood.
They easily hop six-foot block walls, and snatch chihuahuas and other such tasty snacks.
We don’t have any stray cats in my neighborhood. The very few cats you see outside are skittish af and stay close to home.
And cats eat mice.
And mice eat birds?
Not if you keep your cats indoors … like you absolutely should be doing, both for the benefit of the cat and for the local wildlife.
So do larger cats.