Plastic Vortex in the Pacific Options

[Inferia]

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Has anyone heard of anything like this? I am rather surprise it's so large, twice the size of the US.

[Testm0nkey]

okay so a slow fat antelope would not be easy prey for a predator?

heart disease/diabetes/obesity is not a positive direction our species is going towards. why one would think that i dont know. early death!? natural selection


fat people living in this make believe world are probably DEPENDENT on a group. because one on one a person who is more physical fit with all their brains in tact could take them down


and female animals arent always on the bottom of the "list". lionesses for example contribute more than males. males are just for breeding pretty much

[FORSAKENR320]

lionesses for example contribute more than males. males are just for breeding pretty much

and yet a male lion will eat first.... seems the male has the brains of that outfit. get paid the most for working the least... thats amurica

[Psykopath]

and yet a male lion will eat first.... seems the male has the brains of that outfit. get paid the most for working the least... thats amurica

There is no clear hierarchy with food except the females are likely to share with each other first and allow cubs and males to eat if the kill is large enough; males will take some of this food from cubs, but are more likely to share alongside the cubs than the lionesses. Male lions will never share food they have killed by themselves. Smaller prey is eaten at the location of the hunt, thereby being shared among the hunters, when the kill is larger it often is dragged to the pride area. There is more sharing with larger kills.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lion#Hunting_and_diet

Yeah, it's wikipedia...but it's a pretty thorough account of what I've read/seen elsewhere.