Can someone knowledgeable explain why Spiders seems to be an exception for this? As far as I know most Spiders venomous, even capable of killing humans. Why is that?
because their venom is necrotic or neurotoxin for the most part, so its killing your blood cells or its fucking up your muscles, and even then its not "that" deadly for the most part
True fact most retards don't know (because hunters, farmers and corporations have poisoned ecology education for generations): plants don't actually have THAT much of an issue with being eaten. Vegetative propagation and growth are literally designed to combat this. Some plants go overboard on self-defense, but most plants WANT herbivores to have interactions with them because they fertilize them, spread their seeds and serve all sorts of other important roles to the plants.
>plants don't actually have THAT much of an issue with being eaten. >just let the beetles burrow into the tree >just let aphids and leafhoppers drink the sap >just let weevil eat roots >just let locusts free
the amount of creatures that harmfully eat planets vastly outweighs the ones that dont, which is very few, and even then its only the flowers and seed that want interactions and said interactions with specific animals, like peppers only want birds to eat their fruits and avocados only wanted to be eaten by megafauna
There's a difference between being browsed and killed.
>the amount of creatures that harmfully eat planets vastly outweighs the ones that dont
This is totally wrong and shows you don't know anything about ecology. The removal of large herbivores specifically from the wild by humans has had such drastic effects on ecosystems that we can see the difference in the fossil record.
Just read a dictionary and what OP describes is an example of unintelligent design
This is concludes us with God being a retarded creator
Sorry for the confusion
Venom is costly to create, you need nutrients for it, there's no such thing as a free lunch as the saying goes. Also if every plant and insect was venomous, then anti-venemous defences would ramp up. There are many lifeforms who don't have a lot of predators or who have different forms of defence.
The world is full of lifeforms with all kinds of different survival and reproductive strategies, sometimes living in harmony with each other and sometimes in conflict. The idea of "superior" or "inferior" based on features is a purely human and flawed concept, whether applied to animals, crops or humans ourselves. Usually their place in nature is the ideal.
because too many plants require animals to pollinate and eat their fruits in order to reproduce, we saw this in first year of school. think anon, THINK!
for insects producing poison requires a specific ability, usually related with the things they consume, for example if you go to south america you find an incredible amount of poisonous insects because they eat plants that helps them produce that poison, but if you go to places like the sahara desert you mostly find non poisonous insect because of the lack of plants they can eat to produce that poison, so they came out with other ways to protect themselves like breeding in great numbers to create swarms
for insects producing poison requires a specific ability, usually related with the things they consume, for example if you go to south america you find an incredible amount of poisonous insects because they eat plants that helps them produce that poison, but if you go to places like the sahara desert you mostly find non poisonous insect because of the lack of plants they can eat to produce that poison, so they came out with other ways to protect themselves like breeding in great numbers to create swarms
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for insects producing poison requires a specific ability, usually related with the things they consume, for example if you go to south america you find an incredible amount of poisonous insects because they eat plants that helps them produce that poison, but if you go to places like the sahara desert you mostly find non poisonous insect because of the lack of plants they can eat to produce that poison, so they came out with other ways to protect themselves like breeding in great numbers to create swarms
Wauf is a far more enlightened and well spoken board than I thought
You're mixing up poison and venom.
Mushroomchads keep winning.
What do you mean? That mushrooms are poisonous?
Wait until you learn they are, that almost all have antinutrients that kill a wide range of insects.
Can someone knowledgeable explain why Spiders seems to be an exception for this? As far as I know most Spiders venomous, even capable of killing humans. Why is that?
because their venom is necrotic or neurotoxin for the most part, so its killing your blood cells or its fucking up your muscles, and even then its not "that" deadly for the most part
Plants are toxic
True fact most retards don't know (because hunters, farmers and corporations have poisoned ecology education for generations): plants don't actually have THAT much of an issue with being eaten. Vegetative propagation and growth are literally designed to combat this. Some plants go overboard on self-defense, but most plants WANT herbivores to have interactions with them because they fertilize them, spread their seeds and serve all sorts of other important roles to the plants.
>plants don't actually have THAT much of an issue with being eaten.
>just let the beetles burrow into the tree
>just let aphids and leafhoppers drink the sap
>just let weevil eat roots
>just let locusts free
the amount of creatures that harmfully eat planets vastly outweighs the ones that dont, which is very few, and even then its only the flowers and seed that want interactions and said interactions with specific animals, like peppers only want birds to eat their fruits and avocados only wanted to be eaten by megafauna
There's a difference between being browsed and killed.
>the amount of creatures that harmfully eat planets vastly outweighs the ones that dont
This is totally wrong and shows you don't know anything about ecology. The removal of large herbivores specifically from the wild by humans has had such drastic effects on ecosystems that we can see the difference in the fossil record.
Literally: read a book. This book.
I learned to spew venom to repel semen-sucking predators (women)
You'll never be loved
Women are incapable of loving anyway :^)
I'm sure that your looks can do the job just fine, venom is overkill
Because it's not the ONLY good way to deter predators and diversity is a good strategy.
Sometimes just being hairy is enough to not get eaten
Just ask my wife
Maybe they are but everything has evolved immunity to nearly all the venoms?
The only reasonable conclusion is intelligent design
Just read a dictionary and what OP describes is an example of unintelligent design
This is concludes us with God being a retarded creator
Sorry for the confusion
Venom is costly to create, you need nutrients for it, there's no such thing as a free lunch as the saying goes. Also if every plant and insect was venomous, then anti-venemous defences would ramp up. There are many lifeforms who don't have a lot of predators or who have different forms of defence.
The world is full of lifeforms with all kinds of different survival and reproductive strategies, sometimes living in harmony with each other and sometimes in conflict. The idea of "superior" or "inferior" based on features is a purely human and flawed concept, whether applied to animals, crops or humans ourselves. Usually their place in nature is the ideal.
Because I'm an apex predator. nobody predates me so I don't need venom.
because too many plants require animals to pollinate and eat their fruits in order to reproduce, we saw this in first year of school. think anon, THINK!
What about insects then?
for insects producing poison requires a specific ability, usually related with the things they consume, for example if you go to south america you find an incredible amount of poisonous insects because they eat plants that helps them produce that poison, but if you go to places like the sahara desert you mostly find non poisonous insect because of the lack of plants they can eat to produce that poison, so they came out with other ways to protect themselves like breeding in great numbers to create swarms
Wauf is a far more enlightened and well spoken board than I thought
hello anon, are you from a different board?
Well for the plants, it would probably screw with germination. Similar concern for the insects I’d think.