Global Warming Adaptation

[Socrates]

In an effort to provide sustenance to its drought-stricken population,
Namibia has devised a plan to cull 723 wild animals, including 83
elephants, and distribute the meat to those struggling to feed
themselves due to the severe drought affecting southern Africa.

The culling will be carried out in parks and communal areas where
authorities believe the number of animals exceeds the available grazing
land and water resources, as said in a statement released on Monday.

Southern Africa is currently experiencing its worst drought in decades,
with Namibia having depleted 84% of its food reserves last month, as
reported by the United Nations. It is anticipated that nearly half of
Namibia's population will face high levels of food insecurity in the
coming months.

The environment ministry warned that without intervention, the severe
drought is likely to increase human wildlife conflicts. "To this effect,
83 elephants from identified conflict areas will be culled, (and) meat
will be allocated to the drought relief program," the statement said.

In addition to elephants, the country plans to cull 30 hippos, 60
buffalo, 50 impala, 100 blue wildebeest, 300 zebra, and 100 eland.

https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/world/83-elephants-60-buffalo-30-hippos-drought-stricken-namibia-to-cull-723-wild-animals-distribute-meat-for-survival/ar-AA1pwdD5?ocid=BingNewsSerp

[Bob]

Post by Socrates
In an effort to provide sustenance to its drought-stricken population,
Namibia has devised a plan to cull 723 wild animals, including 83
elephants, and distribute the meat to those struggling to feed
themselves due to the severe drought affecting southern Africa.
The culling will be carried out in parks and communal areas where
authorities believe the number of animals exceeds the available grazing
land and water resources, as said in a statement released on Monday.
Southern Africa is currently experiencing its worst drought in decades,
with Namibia having depleted 84% of its food reserves last month, as
reported by the United Nations. It is anticipated that nearly half of
Namibia's population will face high levels of food insecurity in the
coming months.
The environment ministry warned that without intervention, the severe
drought is likely to increase human wildlife conflicts. "To this effect,
83 elephants from identified conflict areas will be culled, (and) meat
will be allocated to the drought relief program," the statement said.
In addition to elephants, the country plans to cull 30 hippos, 60
buffalo, 50 impala, 100 blue wildebeest, 300 zebra, and 100 eland.
https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/world/83-elephants-60-buffalo-30-hippos-drought-stricken-namibia-to-cull-723-wild-animals-distribute-meat-for-survival/ar-AA1pwdD5?ocid=BingNewsSerp

If God didn't want humans to eat animals, he wouldn't have made us out of
meat!
Same goes for Mother Nature.

That has hopefully got all the Pino's, Dino's, Rino's and Wokes answered;
all at once! ;-)

[Sharx335]

Post by Bob

Post by Socrates
In an effort to provide sustenance to its drought-stricken population,
Namibia has devised a plan to cull 723 wild animals, including 83
elephants, and distribute the meat to those struggling to feed
themselves due to the severe drought affecting southern Africa.
The culling will be carried out in parks and communal areas where
authorities believe the number of animals exceeds the available
grazing land and water resources, as said in a statement released on
Monday.
Southern Africa is currently experiencing its worst drought in
decades, with Namibia having depleted 84% of its food reserves last
month, as reported by the United Nations. It is anticipated that
nearly half of Namibia's population will face high levels of food
insecurity in the coming months.
The environment ministry warned that without intervention, the severe
drought is likely to increase human wildlife conflicts. "To this
effect, 83 elephants from identified conflict areas will be culled,
(and) meat will be allocated to the drought relief program," the
statement said.
In addition to elephants, the country plans to cull 30 hippos, 60
buffalo, 50 impala, 100 blue wildebeest, 300 zebra, and 100 eland.
https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/world/83-elephants-60-buffalo-30-
hippos-drought-stricken-namibia-to-cull-723-wild-animals-distribute-
meat-for-survival/ar-AA1pwdD5?ocid=BingNewsSerp

If God didn't want humans to eat animals, he wouldn't have made us out of
meat!
Same goes for Mother Nature.
That has hopefully got all the Pino's, Dino's, Rino's and Wokes answered;
all at once! ;-)

People have to eat and it seems more than co-incidental that many vegans
skew to the left, politically.Look at our dental structure--humans are
omnivorous, NOT herbivorous Our teeth are designed to handle both meat
and veggies.

[badgolferman]

Post by Sharx335

Post by Bob

Post by Socrates
In an effort to provide sustenance to its drought-stricken
population, Namibia has devised a plan to cull 723 wild animals,
including 83 elephants, and distribute the meat to those
struggling to feed themselves due to the severe drought
affecting southern Africa.
The culling will be carried out in parks and communal areas where
authorities believe the number of animals exceeds the available
grazing land and water resources, as said in a statement released
on Monday.
Southern Africa is currently experiencing its worst drought in
decades, with Namibia having depleted 84% of its food reserves
last month, as reported by the United Nations. It is anticipated
that nearly half of Namibia's population will face high levels
of food insecurity in the coming months.
The environment ministry warned that without intervention, the
severe drought is likely to increase human wildlife conflicts.
"To this effect, 83 elephants from identified conflict areas
will be culled, (and) meat will be allocated to the drought
relief program," the statement said.
In addition to elephants, the country plans to cull 30 hippos, 60
buffalo, 50 impala, 100 blue wildebeest, 300 zebra, and 100 eland.
https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/world/83-elephants-60-buffalo-30-
hippos-drought-stricken-namibia-to-cull-723-wild-animals-distribut
e- meat-for-survival/ar-AA1pwdD5?ocid=BingNewsSerp

If God didn't want humans to eat animals, he wouldn't have made us
out of meat!
Same goes for Mother Nature.
That has hopefully got all the Pino's, Dino's, Rino's and Wokes
answered; all at once! ;-)

People have to eat and it seems more than co-incidental that many
vegans skew to the left, politically.Look at our dental
structure--humans are omnivorous, NOT herbivorous Our teeth are
designed to handle both meat and veggies.

If the Namibians really wanted to help their people they would sell
hunting licenses to rich foreigners for game hunting! They would cull
the herd, get some tourism, and bulk up the treasury.

[Bob]

Post by Sharx335

Post by Bob

Post by Socrates
In an effort to provide sustenance to its drought-stricken population,
Namibia has devised a plan to cull 723 wild animals, including 83
elephants, and distribute the meat to those struggling to feed
themselves due to the severe drought affecting southern Africa.
The culling will be carried out in parks and communal areas where
authorities believe the number of animals exceeds the available
grazing land and water resources, as said in a statement released on
Monday.
Southern Africa is currently experiencing its worst drought in
decades, with Namibia having depleted 84% of its food reserves last
month, as reported by the United Nations. It is anticipated that
nearly half of Namibia's population will face high levels of food
insecurity in the coming months.
The environment ministry warned that without intervention, the severe
drought is likely to increase human wildlife conflicts. "To this
effect, 83 elephants from identified conflict areas will be culled,
(and) meat will be allocated to the drought relief program," the
statement said.
In addition to elephants, the country plans to cull 30 hippos, 60
buffalo, 50 impala, 100 blue wildebeest, 300 zebra, and 100 eland.
https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/world/83-elephants-60-buffalo-30-
hippos-drought-stricken-namibia-to-cull-723-wild-animals-distribute-
meat-for-survival/ar-AA1pwdD5?ocid=BingNewsSerp

If God didn't want humans to eat animals, he wouldn't have made us out of
meat!
Same goes for Mother Nature.
That has hopefully got all the Pino's, Dino's, Rino's and Wokes answered;
all at once! ;-)

People have to eat and it seems more than co-incidental that many vegans
skew to the left, politically.Look at our dental structure--humans are
omnivorous, NOT herbivorous Our teeth are designed to handle both meat
and veggies.

Sorry about that, but I could hardly say all the Daves as it seems you're
the only Dave left. Best add the shark while I'm at it. ;-)

[Sharx335]

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Post by Sharx335

Post by Bob

Post by Socrates
In an effort to provide sustenance to its drought-stricken
population, Namibia has devised a plan to cull 723 wild animals,
including 83 elephants, and distribute the meat to those struggling
to feed themselves due to the severe drought affecting southern Africa.
The culling will be carried out in parks and communal areas where
authorities believe the number of animals exceeds the available
grazing land and water resources, as said in a statement released on
Monday.
Southern Africa is currently experiencing its worst drought in
decades, with Namibia having depleted 84% of its food reserves last
month, as reported by the United Nations. It is anticipated that
nearly half of Namibia's population will face high levels of food
insecurity in the coming months.
The environment ministry warned that without intervention, the
severe drought is likely to increase human wildlife conflicts. "To
this effect, 83 elephants from identified conflict areas will be
culled, (and) meat will be allocated to the drought relief program,"
the statement said.
In addition to elephants, the country plans to cull 30 hippos, 60
buffalo, 50 impala, 100 blue wildebeest, 300 zebra, and 100 eland.
https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/world/83-elephants-60-buffalo-30-
hippos-drought-stricken-namibia-to-cull-723-wild-animals-distribute-
meat-for-survival/ar-AA1pwdD5?ocid=BingNewsSerp

If God didn't want humans to eat animals, he wouldn't have made us out of
meat!
Same goes for Mother Nature.
That has hopefully got all the Pino's, Dino's, Rino's and Wokes answered;
all at once! ;-)

People have to eat and it seems more than co-incidental that many
vegans skew to the left, politically.Look at our dental structure--
humans are omnivorous, NOT herbivorous Our teeth are designed to
handle both meat and veggies.

Sorry about that, but I could hardly say all the Daves as it seems you're
the only Dave left. Best add the shark while I'm at it. ;-)

Remember, the shark is an apex predator.

[Bob]

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Post by Socrates
In an effort to provide sustenance to its drought-stricken
population, Namibia has devised a plan to cull 723 wild animals,
including 83 elephants, and distribute the meat to those struggling
to feed themselves due to the severe drought affecting southern Africa.
The culling will be carried out in parks and communal areas where
authorities believe the number of animals exceeds the available
grazing land and water resources, as said in a statement released on
Monday.
Southern Africa is currently experiencing its worst drought in
decades, with Namibia having depleted 84% of its food reserves last
month, as reported by the United Nations. It is anticipated that
nearly half of Namibia's population will face high levels of food
insecurity in the coming months.
The environment ministry warned that without intervention, the
severe drought is likely to increase human wildlife conflicts. "To
this effect, 83 elephants from identified conflict areas will be
culled, (and) meat will be allocated to the drought relief program,"
the statement said.
In addition to elephants, the country plans to cull 30 hippos, 60
buffalo, 50 impala, 100 blue wildebeest, 300 zebra, and 100 eland.
https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/world/83-elephants-60-buffalo-30-
hippos-drought-stricken-namibia-to-cull-723-wild-animals-distribute-
meat-for-survival/ar-AA1pwdD5?ocid=BingNewsSerp

If God didn't want humans to eat animals, he wouldn't have made us out of
meat!
Same goes for Mother Nature.
That has hopefully got all the Pino's, Dino's, Rino's and Wokes answered;
all at once! ;-)

People have to eat and it seems more than co-incidental that many
vegans skew to the left, politically.Look at our dental structure--
humans are omnivorous, NOT herbivorous Our teeth are designed to
handle both meat and veggies.

Sorry about that, but I could hardly say all the Daves as it seems you're
the only Dave left. Best add the shark while I'm at it. ;-)

Remember, the shark is an apex predator.

Given you look so incongruous wearing that nym, I could hardly forget it!
:-)

[Sharx335]

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Post by Bob

Post by Sharx335

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Post by Socrates
In an effort to provide sustenance to its drought-stricken
population, Namibia has devised a plan to cull 723 wild animals,
including 83 elephants, and distribute the meat to those
struggling to feed themselves due to the severe drought affecting
southern Africa.
The culling will be carried out in parks and communal areas where
authorities believe the number of animals exceeds the available
grazing land and water resources, as said in a statement released
on Monday.
Southern Africa is currently experiencing its worst drought in
decades, with Namibia having depleted 84% of its food reserves
last month, as reported by the United Nations. It is anticipated
that nearly half of Namibia's population will face high levels of
food insecurity in the coming months.
The environment ministry warned that without intervention, the
severe drought is likely to increase human wildlife conflicts. "To
this effect, 83 elephants from identified conflict areas will be
culled, (and) meat will be allocated to the drought relief
program," the statement said.
In addition to elephants, the country plans to cull 30 hippos, 60
buffalo, 50 impala, 100 blue wildebeest, 300 zebra, and 100 eland.
https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/world/83-elephants-60-buffalo-30-
hippos-drought-stricken-namibia-to-cull-723-wild-animals-
distribute- meat-for-survival/ar-AA1pwdD5?ocid=BingNewsSerp

If God didn't want humans to eat animals, he wouldn't have made us out of
meat!
Same goes for Mother Nature.
That has hopefully got all the Pino's, Dino's, Rino's and Wokes answered;
all at once! ;-)

People have to eat and it seems more than co-incidental that many
vegans skew to the left, politically.Look at our dental structure--
humans are omnivorous, NOT herbivorous Our teeth are designed to
handle both meat and veggies.

Sorry about that, but I could hardly say all the Daves as it seems you're
the only Dave left. Best add the shark while I'm at it. ;-)

Remember, the shark is an apex predator.

Given you look so incongruous wearing that nym, I could hardly forget it!
:-)

Cut the theme from "Jaws". Say, aren't there lots of sharks in the
waters surrounding Australia? Best not to go near the water, Bob!

[Bob]

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Post by Socrates
In an effort to provide sustenance to its drought-stricken
population, Namibia has devised a plan to cull 723 wild animals,
including 83 elephants, and distribute the meat to those
struggling to feed themselves due to the severe drought affecting
southern Africa.
The culling will be carried out in parks and communal areas where
authorities believe the number of animals exceeds the available
grazing land and water resources, as said in a statement released
on Monday.
Southern Africa is currently experiencing its worst drought in
decades, with Namibia having depleted 84% of its food reserves
last month, as reported by the United Nations. It is anticipated
that nearly half of Namibia's population will face high levels of
food insecurity in the coming months.
The environment ministry warned that without intervention, the
severe drought is likely to increase human wildlife conflicts. "To
this effect, 83 elephants from identified conflict areas will be
culled, (and) meat will be allocated to the drought relief
program," the statement said.
In addition to elephants, the country plans to cull 30 hippos, 60
buffalo, 50 impala, 100 blue wildebeest, 300 zebra, and 100 eland.
https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/world/83-elephants-60-buffalo-30-
hippos-drought-stricken-namibia-to-cull-723-wild-animals-
distribute- meat-for-survival/ar-AA1pwdD5?ocid=BingNewsSerp

If God didn't want humans to eat animals, he wouldn't have made us out of
meat!
Same goes for Mother Nature.
That has hopefully got all the Pino's, Dino's, Rino's and Wokes answered;
all at once! ;-)

People have to eat and it seems more than co-incidental that many
vegans skew to the left, politically.Look at our dental structure--
humans are omnivorous, NOT herbivorous Our teeth are designed to
handle both meat and veggies.

Sorry about that, but I could hardly say all the Daves as it seems you're
the only Dave left. Best add the shark while I'm at it. ;-)

Remember, the shark is an apex predator.

Given you look so incongruous wearing that nym, I could hardly forget it!
:-)

Cut the theme from "Jaws". Say, aren't there lots of sharks in the
waters surrounding Australia? Best not to go near the water, Bob!

When I used to spend more time on/in the water than away from it, it was the
Sharks seldom heard about that used to scare me. They've a reputation for
overturning boats and eating the occupants, and I regularly paddled a mile
or so back to my yacht in a kayak, after AA meetings, in the dark!

[Ted H]

On Thu, 29 Aug 2024 11:18:32 -0600,

Post by Sharx335

Post by Bob

Post by Sharx335

Post by Bob

Post by Socrates
In an effort to provide sustenance to its drought-stricken
population, Namibia has devised a plan to cull 723 wild animals,
including 83 elephants, and distribute the meat to those struggling
to feed themselves due to the severe drought affecting southern Africa.
The culling will be carried out in parks and communal areas where
authorities believe the number of animals exceeds the available
grazing land and water resources, as said in a statement released on
Monday.
Southern Africa is currently experiencing its worst drought in
decades, with Namibia having depleted 84% of its food reserves last
month, as reported by the United Nations. It is anticipated that
nearly half of Namibia's population will face high levels of food
insecurity in the coming months.
The environment ministry warned that without intervention, the
severe drought is likely to increase human wildlife conflicts. "To
this effect, 83 elephants from identified conflict areas will be
culled, (and) meat will be allocated to the drought relief program,"
the statement said.
In addition to elephants, the country plans to cull 30 hippos, 60
buffalo, 50 impala, 100 blue wildebeest, 300 zebra, and 100 eland.
https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/world/83-elephants-60-buffalo-30-
hippos-drought-stricken-namibia-to-cull-723-wild-animals-distribute-
meat-for-survival/ar-AA1pwdD5?ocid=BingNewsSerp

If God didn't want humans to eat animals, he wouldn't have made us out of
meat!
Same goes for Mother Nature.
That has hopefully got all the Pino's, Dino's, Rino's and Wokes answered;
all at once! ;-)

People have to eat and it seems more than co-incidental that many
vegans skew to the left, politically.Look at our dental structure--
humans are omnivorous, NOT herbivorous Our teeth are designed to
handle both meat and veggies.

Sorry about that, but I could hardly say all the Daves as it seems you're
the only Dave left. Best add the shark while I'm at it. ;-)

Remember, the shark is an apex predator.

And it pees through its skin. :0)

[Charlie M. 1958]

Post by Ted H
On Thu, 29 Aug 2024 11:18:32 -0600,

at it. ;-)

Post by Ted H

Post by Sharx335
Remember, the shark is an apex predator.

And it pees through its skin. :0)

At Dave's age he's happy to pee any way he can.

[Sharx335]

Post by Bob

Post by Ted H
On Thu, 29 Aug 2024 11:18:32 -0600,

at it. ;-)

Post by Ted H

  Remember, the shark is an apex predator.

And it pees through its skin.  :0)

At Dave's age he's happy to pee any way he can.

Charlie, that is too close to the truth. Look up terms like "urinary
stress" or "stress incontinence". You know, sitting for ages with no
urgency to urinate, the, upon standing, having to go RIGHT F>>>ING NOW!
Add the joy of trying to pass a stone...NINE on the pain scale. Or
having one's urine turn the colour of mahogany/black tea. With or
without clots. Oh the glory of aging...one day at a &*#*$(*( time.

[Bob]

Post by Sharx335

Post by Bob

Post by Ted H
On Thu, 29 Aug 2024 11:18:32 -0600,

at it. ;-)

Post by Ted H

  Remember, the shark is an apex predator.

And it pees through its skin.  :0)

At Dave's age he's happy to pee any way he can.

Charlie, that is too close to the truth. Look up terms like "urinary
stress" or "stress incontinence". You know, sitting for ages with no
urgency to urinate, the, upon standing, having to go RIGHT F>>>ING NOW!
Add the joy of trying to pass a stone...NINE on the pain scale. Or
having one's urine turn the colour of mahogany/black tea. With or
without clots. Oh the glory of aging...one day at a &*#*$(*( time.

Decades ago, I was given a free airplane ride with our famous "flying
doctor" to a regional Hospital, where nurses were getting their friends to
come look at my urine which was so full of blood it looked like claret.
They gave me free plane ride home, instead of a bus ticket, when I demanded
menstrual napkins for the journey. ;-)

[badgolferman]

Post by Sharx335
Remember, the shark is an apex predator.

Except when orcas are around...

[badgolferman]

Post by Socrates
In an effort to provide sustenance to its drought-stricken
population, Namibia has devised a plan to cull 723 wild animals,
including 83 elephants, and distribute the meat to those struggling
to feed themselves due to the severe drought affecting southern
Africa.
The culling will be carried out in parks and communal areas where
authorities believe the number of animals exceeds the available
grazing land and water resources, as said in a statement released on
Monday.
Southern Africa is currently experiencing its worst drought in
decades, with Namibia having depleted 84% of its food reserves last
month, as reported by the United Nations. It is anticipated that
nearly half of Namibia's population will face high levels of food
insecurity in the coming months.
The environment ministry warned that without intervention, the severe
drought is likely to increase human wildlife conflicts. "To this
effect, 83 elephants from identified conflict areas will be culled,
(and) meat will be allocated to the drought relief program," the
statement said.
In addition to elephants, the country plans to cull 30 hippos, 60
buffalo, 50 impala, 100 blue wildebeest, 300 zebra, and 100 eland.
https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/world/83-elephants-60-buffalo-30-hippos-drought-stricken-namibia-to-cull-723-wild-animals-distribute-meat-for-survival/ar-AA1pwdD5?ocid=BingNewsSerp

Culling herds of local animals is a common practice everywhere. In
America deer is the most common animal to be thinned out when they
become too many to manage for the available resources. When I lived in
Maine it was moose, which is a type of deer.