If every animal on earth declared war on the human race could we survive? >flocks of birds descending from the sky >pitbulls tearing apart the ghetto and dogmums >house cats trying to bite your jugular when you sleep
Not even to think about insects and shit like that...
>birds descending from the sky And breaking their neck running into a window >pibbles doing pibble things They get shot, cunts still try to defend them as their arm is being ripped off >house cats doing doing usual shit Looks like I get to break out the cleats again
Parker Hernandez
We’d kill anything non microscopic after the first week of war. Then we’d lose to the bugs after a few years.
Connor Scott
This guy gets it. Bugs would fuck our shit up real nice if they ever coordinated.
Jaxson Young
Bugs are incapable of coordination. Among their own species they can do whatever aggressive group tactics they already do in the wild but it’s unfair that now they all hate humans they suddenly can coordinate and conduct joint attacks lmao We’d take huge losses simply because animals are already too “integrated” into our society where they would be much too close and much too many for us to handle. They’re already in our backyards, in our homes, in our woods etc. We wouldn’t go extinct (vehicles and guns mean they couldn’t possibly kill all of us) but we’d get fucked up pretty hard.
Isaac Baker
>bugs cannot coordinate Explain Ants, Termites, Bees, Wasps and Hornets.
Also apex predators such as Wolves, Bears, Leopards, Lions would do some serious damage. Not to mention Rhinos, Hippos, Water and Cape Buffalo. There's so many dangerous fucking animals out there. It's absolutely beautiful.
Gabriel Brooks
How do I sign up to help the animals??
Hunter Rodriguez
Join PETA you fucking cuck.
Alexander Flores
I meant that they can’t coordinate between species. I even said among their own group they can the very next sentence
Jackson Walker
>Also apex predators such as Wolves, Bears, Leopards, Lions would do some serious damage. >Not to mention Rhinos, Hippos, Water and Cape Buffalo. No they wouldn't, because humanity literally drove multiple species of these to extinction with sticks and stones.
Literally the only reason they even exist today is because we feel bad about driving them to extinction and decided it'd be cool to preserve what's left.
Luis Martin
hes been warning us about the animal uprising for at least a decade
We drove them to extinction with guns during the 1800s
Not with sticks and stones. Right now Cougar populations are relatively unchecked and murking people and pets in CA. Wolves fucked shit up in Yellowstone when they got reintroduced, and they are currently fucking shit up in Canada and Alaska. Polar Bears actively hunt human beings.
Having a gun significantly increases your chances against these predators, without a doubt. But if all of a sudden they got switched on to ONLY killing humans, we would see a LOT of casualties. They would lose, but there would be a lot of dead humans. Mostly in California. Which might not be a bad thing.
Tyler Jenkins
>We drove them to extinction with guns during the 1800s Are you a Christian or maybe Jew user? Ever wonder about there being lions in the Bible? Isn't that kinda fucking crazy, that it mentions fucking lions in the middle east, where there are no lions?
That's because there were lions. We killed them all. Same deal in Europe.
Humanity has been wiping species out since before we even figured out writing.
Aiden Cook
The Romans literally captured lions and brought them to their coliseums for entertainment, dip shit
Xavier Davis
This.
Angel Adams
We'd almost every animal nature could throw at us, but there's not a great defense against the insects. I can only imagine nets will only do so much when swarms are making a concentrated effort to get through. Not to mention the bee genocide is gonna hurt like hell in the long run.
This user gets it. We would probably win in the end because we can evacuate to shelters with airlocks and biohazard shit. Up until then though people would be getting fucked up. Birds alone would fuck us up, there are around 60 birds for every human, they work together and your fuddgun wouldn't take them out fast enough.
They imported them because they killed all the native ones. In most of Europe this literally took place during the stone age, except in Greece and Bulgaria.
Luke Richardson
We'd survive*
Cooper Garcia
The big stuff isn't what I worry about. If we're talking about all other life on earth, I'd be more worried about the small things like parasites, fungi, viruses, bacteria etc. You're thinking too housepet. If you get out of your house and your city there are some fuck huge animals better than us in everything but intellect and tech. We'll win if it's just the big stuff and have a bbq after.
Ryan Brown
No where in that wiki article does it say humans killed them off.
They could've been killed off by nature, which is most likely.
Jose Jackson
>tfw Africa gets exterminated and all the creatures rampage up through the ME into Europe >cue lions chasing people through Paris
Humans killed off huge numbers of Pleistocene megafauna, driving several species to extinction. They did this with sticks and stones, fire, and maybe a cliff or two.
Ethan Barnes
Yeah, killed off by nature. Human nature. Did climate change kill them? No, they survived multiple ice ages just fine.
Just like European rhinocerous, mammoths, aurochs, and a shitload of other species.
Aaron Morales
Remember that one time we almost exterminated the buffalo with flintlocks? That was a fun time.
You're picturing some Starcraft RTS shit when in reality most civilians would be wiped out, military after. Think of rats swarming drains and apartment buildings and shit like that dunno if you've ever fought animals before but they are tough cunts.
Justin Wilson
wasn't flintlocks my man. That picture was taken in the 1890s.
Xavier Scott
>ignoring shit like the food chain and environmental change
Caleb Powell
Notice it's the small stuff tough? If it can be shot it's not a really a threat. It's always the tiny swarming stuff. Sorry my bad, caplocks and low cap cartridge rifles.
Parker Parker
I thought it was lever action?
Ryan Mitchell
Yeah, the food chain did change. Because in most of Europe they went extinct right around the time when people were developing agriculture and animal husbandry.
So now the easiest food supply was domesticated animals. Which in turn led to people killing them the fuck off because they were sick of their shit.
Zachary Flores
OP said every animal not just lions and megafauna, even if you can shoot it remember you're outnumbered and there are animoos everywhere.
>the food they eat is domesticated reducing the numbers roaming around the country and leaving the ones left protected by humans >humans kill off other food sources hunting and shit Shit doesnt just go extinct overnight you dumbass we didnt win with sticks and stones.
Luke Evans
Alright, alright I got it the first time.
Luke Mitchell
what the fuck is a dog going to do to a tank?
Ryder Taylor
>not a great defense against the insects bug lamps and fucking harmless-to-humans insecticide. If animals actually went to war and we wiped everything out though, we'd be mighty fucked on account of how important they are for our resources.
Jack Miller
>the food they eat is domesticated reducing the numbers roaming around the country and leaving the ones left protected by humans >humans kill off other food sources hunting and shit
Except again, the place they survived the longest was in Greece, which was fully civilized and even urbanized long before the rest of Europe. It's pretty clear the reason they survived in Greece was specifically because of human conservation. The Greeks kept them around for sport and exhibits, because like modern humans, they were developed enough that the lions were generally not a threat to their continued existence. Other Europeans did not have that luxury, and drove them to exinction.
"In the 4th century AD, Themistius regrets that in his time the lion disappeared in Thessaly and no more lions could be furnished for beast-shows."
Luke Lopez
>Being a misanthrope makes you a cuck now You realize every fucking problem we have is from overpopulation? We wouldn’t be having discussions about gun control if we were still small and agrarian. We wouldn’t have niggers or trannies or s 0 y boys. I could be a fucking legit mountain man within the decade.
Noah Watson
Diatoms and chrysanthemums
Kevin Myers
Wait for it to run out of fuel while eating the tank drivers parents lol
You're free to go wander off into the forest right now you furry faggot.
Nolan Green
have you considered the following: >run over the fucking dog >shoot the fucking dog with literally anything
Aaron Harris
>you'll never face down an army of lions, bears, wolves, tigers, and elephants >you'll never witness a black cloud of millions of eagles, crows, hawks and owls
Jonathan Lee
Reduced game densities, very few megafauna, loss of habitat to development, laws and borders and shit, can’t bed squaws for foofaraw. I do, but it’s just not the same.
Dominic Campbell
>can’t bed squaws for foofaraw. You can definitely still do that one. You don't want to, but you can.
Connor Stewart
Have you considered that the tank and the tank crews family may not be in the same place? Have you considered all the insects blocking your optics?
Anthony Baker
Microbial life already living in our guts could kill us all in a few hours if they were to all turn hostile.
Dylan Martinez
I think there is enough wilderness in North America to avoid people user. I bet you don't even live in Alaska.
Christopher King
The Jews are going to do that to Camels soon!
Jordan Green
>grabs whiskey
Race is on.
Thomas Morgan
Aborigines successfully wiped out the megafauna in Australia, Asiatic colonists did the same in the Americas (see Clovis Extinction).
Nathan Moore
Most of those aren't technically animals. However, there are three things I'd be worried about.
1. Organized attacks by insects. they can get in anywhere, you can't hit them with projectiles, they'll attack you in your sleep, going out of their way to spread diseases, using infected people to supply the troops with contaminated blood to spread to others as the ticks slowly advance across the neighborhood, biting you in your sleep, each tick maybe covering one house every couple of days. But outside the house? Mosquitoes, everywhere. All with HIV or ebola blood. And on the ground are fleas, laden with bubonic plague.
2. Cows. Not only can they transport insects very far very fast, even acting as incubators for disease, but they outweigh us in terms of total biomass. If they can take out the farmers, they'll have a stronghold to stage insect bearing attacks from.
3. Parasites. No longer here to eat you slowly, they intend to kill you and die with you. Just look at how many people have toxoplasmosis, and think about what happens as that starts actively eating their brains.
Evan Stewart
All the viruses kill us. The end. Humans aint shit.
Cameron Edwards
>dunno if you've ever fought animals before but they are tough cunts You fight animals on the regular, user?
Austin Sanders
They already did, and we won.
Daniel Mitchell
Only housecats really.
Gabriel Jenkins
>flintlocks >1880s-1900s The absolute state of noguns
Interesting. A good thread out of all the summer shit
Henry Davis
>be primate >the two leg standing primates are now our enemy because muh fucking jungle >attack their city at night really quick >run away before day break back into the jungle >repeat until advanced primate can't sustain this war of attrition anymore Gorilla Warfare.
Ethan Kelly
We’d lose in the short run but in the long run we would nuke the earth in a last ditch effort to fuck over the animals. So in the end all life would be wiped out with no victor.
Jack Peterson
Notice that they im neither case did they successful wipe out the apex predators.
Ethan Turner
Ottoman empire 2.0 begins
Logan Allen
This is from a buffalo jump. Dont need rifles.
Kevin Jones
We've accidentally made a shitload of those extinct purely through recreation and desire. What makes you think we wouldn't wipe them out withing a year if we were actually trying. The would have initiative at the jump, but that's it
Levi Ramirez
>mfw there are several times more bugs in the world than people >mosquitos and other nasty bugs would probably be the major killer of humans if they understood they could spread disease to everyone and develop counteracts to mosquito nets and bug spray
Overpopulation is a Jewish meme. We’re overpopulated so we need to stop reproducing. But wait we are not making children so we must take in immigrants!
Christopher Perry
Nah m8 we just need to control reproduction, both our own and migrants.
Matthew Foster
Ants gonna kill us in our sleep, as well as cockroach.
We have to be in vacuum sealed suits 24/7.
Jayden Thompson
viruses aren't animals user. It's kinda questionable whether they're even genuinely alive. They're not the same thing as bacteria. Which also are not animals, but are definitely alive.
Jack Jones
What bothers me about this gif isnt the kill, its the stupid myspace tier grunge filter.
Ryder Flores
>Right now Cougar populations are relatively unchecked and murking people and pets in CA The wolves and bears were wiped out before the turn of the century. The cougars are "unchecked" because tbeyre reclusive and have wide territories between individuals, but that's just California because the Florida panther is now extinct.
Jeremiah Mitchell
This is a video of a dinosaur being a dinosaur. My chickens will immediately start eating a hen that dies, or sits still long enough.
Luis King
Our planet could support trillions of people you brainlet retard.
Asher Robinson
The insects account for most biomass on the planet, if they all swarmed us at once we would face the most horrible deaths we could possibly imagine.
You wouldn't be able to go to sleep without something entering your orifices, your ears, you asshole, you nose, your eyes, and eating through into your brain. There are just too many.
Sebastian Turner
Yeah, if we give up all of our freedom and live in an insectoid society. Fuck. You.
Jayden Carter
Why are so many people in this thread assuming that just because animals all turn hostile that they would also, for some reason, become 100x more intelligent and start launching coordinated attacks and using tactics?
Just because they're attacking doesn't somehow mean they've been able to grasp the concept of guerrilla warfare and small unit tactics.
Joseph Bennett
>If every animal on earth declared war on the human race could we survive?
OP you'll enjoy this Long Weekend (1978) film - do not watch the 3008 remake watch the original. Australian horror film about nature turning on a couple.
Adam Russell
Legions of deer ticks, wasps,....that would be hell
Jonathan Sullivan
what would the fish in my aquarium do
James Diaz
>insects account for most biomass
Nematodes got them beat pretty handedly, which is far more horrifying.
Thomas Phillips
this, if a cow ever got the chance it would eat you you and everyone you care about
No mention of the bugs tho. That's what'll get us.
Brayden Harris
which side would that put the machines?
I would side with the animals is all I'm saying.
Thomas Cox
>If every animal on earth declared war on the human race could we survive If they went the Japanese route and suicided, we'd be fucked. Every last pollinator an hero'ing in an act of defiance would kill all significant plant life on the land and, in turn, all of us. Machines aren't even a fraction as good at widespread pollination as a bee or bat. They'd wipe out 99% of all human life within a year.
>How are things in the future? bretty gud since we shot all the naziboos and commies after the 'what are guns for?' debate was settled and the Chinese and Russians nuked each other > Is everyone a shitskin now? No, people like to change colour tho, bright red was popular last year and now people are going for light green with stripes >Did the jews finally win? They're still mostly in Israel but the local eskimos and them keep throwing penguins at each other. They reanimated woody allen last year for a live stage performance of love and death but his arms kept falling off
Australia would gone so fucking fast. The rats, lads. You're talking about fucking lions, wolves, bears? RATS. Billions of them, surging from every underground tunnel and sewer. Every fucking toilet. Cities would be gone soon. And then of course all the bugs would come, as many said in this thread.
We would have to escape to space asap.
Jonathan Perez
Honeybees can leave Even drones can fly away The queen is their slave
The problem isn't overpopulation so much as lack of infrastructure to support it. If we actually got our shit together there would be no hunger, homelessness, socioeconomic problems, etc, but people are too busy with stupid shit to care or do anything.