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    Re: 4th litter of the year!

    People who act like that 'should be put down'
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    Re: 4th litter of the year!

    Quote Originally Posted by reptileparadise View Post
    People who act like that 'should be put down'
    yeah
    in my mind I put them down all the time
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    Re: 4th litter of the year!

    Quote Originally Posted by reptileparadise View Post
    People who act like that 'should be put down'
    Itīs sad but a human attribute based on the facts:
    That lots of people are too lazy to collect information before collecting animals,
    too lazy to try harder when they recognize that keeping is not as easy as theīd guessed and
    too lazy to find a better place for the animals
    Allready waiting for the sommer
    best wishes bis bald Udo
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    Re: 4th litter of the year!

    So true, Udo.

    A final thing might be that they are afraid of "losing face", by having to admit to others that they can't take care of an animal. It can definitely cause a person to hold on to an animal long after that person has lost the ability or the will to take care of it properly. Another result may be that they choose to put it down, in all secrecy, rather than having to explain to a potential new owner why they are getting rid of the animal. It's one reason people release their pets, too.

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    Re: 4th litter of the year!

    Allready waiting for the sommer
    best wishes bis bald Udo
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    Re: 4th litter of the year!

    the secomd step is to kill most individuals
    but let only few multiply again
    Allready waiting for the sommer
    best wishes bis bald Udo
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    Re: 4th litter of the year!

    Well, evolution is more of a result, not a cause. It's pretty much just about math. Every individual gets killed off at some point, but genes live on. If the gene had some function that improved the reproductive success of the individual (stronger immune system, better protection against predators etc.) to a point where it produces more offspring than the average, then that gene will become more common within the population. Even if everybody reproduces, some individuals are going to be better at it.

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    Re: 4th litter of the year!

    From my point of view evolution is the process at all and there is no result that will last a long time.
    The change in breeding or evolution is going faster when the (reassembling rate = the part of all offspring that reproduce again) is low.
    Allready waiting for the sommer
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    Re: 4th litter of the year!

    Quote Originally Posted by zooplan View Post
    the secomd step is to kill most individuals
    but let only few multiply again
    That sounds distinctly like one of history's darkest moments.

    Please don't be offended Udo It was the man, not the nation.


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    Re: 4th litter of the year!

    Quote Originally Posted by Stefan-A View Post
    Even if everybody reproduces, some individuals are going to be better at it.

    Yep, wanna see my child support bills??

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