>i'm sorry we can't intervene, we're just passive observers recording the majesty of nature
why are documentarists such scumbags? it is obvious that they just want a spectacle for the numbed masses.
>i'm sorry we can't intervene, we're just passive observers recording the majesty of nature
Not my problem
reminder
>a movie didn't depict thing with 100% accuracy? that must mean thing never happened!
low IQ thought pattern
Persistence hunting always struck me as suHispanicious
Maybe someone thought "morons are so dumb they'd probably do that"
Yeah, sure, this giant, energy consuming, heat generating brain evolved to... walk towards things as long as they were visible. Wolves are more sophisticated than that. Wolves herd prey into a desirable area over the course of days and then work to corner the weak, and often young, by flanking their victim and kill them with many wounds, much like humans have been documented ACTUALLY hunting megafauna.
Things humans do different are far smarter than walking slowly this way
>Captive populations using artificially constructed barriers, captive breeding, and herding abilities most likely learned/borrowed from wolves (primitive husky-like dogs are used to herd reindeer)
>Projectile weaponry
>Traps
>Cliff drives (herding behavior)
Our instincts point towards scavenging
>Insanely strong stomach acid can ingest rotting meat with minimal risk
>STRONG aversion to bugs, possibly hinting at an instinct for picking the safest meat from a rotting corpse, when most other apes eat bugs
>Innate desire to run towards flocks of birds - vulture hazing?
Humans are actually bipedal border collies.
A lot of species went extinct in less than a human's lifetime.
It does not matter if some change in the world is natural or not. Does it benefit you or not? That is the question
>Housefires are perfectly natural.
>YOU'RE GOING TO BE HOMELESS IDIOT.
>Lots of housefires happened before and homes still exist
>CALL 911
>There is no proof I could have prevented this
>YOU'RE ON FIRE TOO FUCK
>Sam from across the river's house was on fire before. Aren't you friends with him? Go judge your own people.
>ITS SPREADING TO OTHER HOUSES YOU FUCKING MORON
>Worry about yourself, seriously. I bet you have a candle in your bedroom. Hypocrite.
All of the "evidence" for the thing is thought experiments and a movie puportedly showing the behavior still exists.
humans don't like to face the reality that most of them are licking rocks and eating rotting garbage they couldn't catch if I throw them in the woods without larp tools. that's probably the subconscious reasoning behind the persistence hunting crap
It’s because it is, in fact, nature. Intervening would be disrupting a natural occurrence.
>rahhh blah blah blah fuck off dumb schizo
I do not give a single flying fuck about what you think of me or what I believe. Cry about it you bitch.
You care enough to reply to an imaginary version of me
it makes me mad especially considering how hard does humanity as a whole interfere with other species. even conservation societies actively helping animals do inevitably meddle with them.
this draconian prime directive bullshit is just an excuse to have gore and violence on tape, to tearjerk the masses or appease the sichos that jack off watching a snake slowly suffocating a mouse.
>the lion needs to starve because he JUST DOES
>We can't intervene as the human species
>Nature must take its course and it's beautiful when prey animals are ripped apart while alive
>But we MUST stop these unviable evolutions from going extinct, ALL OF THEM, every dumb creature no matter how unfit to live!
>and it's beautiful when prey animals are ripped apart while alive
"we can't intervene" is fine but the people who think the next logical step is to watch that shit and smile scare me
typical ignorant rightoid that can only argue in strawmen.
you do know that the vast majority of extinctions in the past 70 years have been because of humans? none of them have been "natural". species don't go extinct naturally in the wild over a human's lifetime
>humans are unnatural
big brain moment
Remnds me of that pic of a starving kid with vultures in the background. Cameraman didn't help.
yes and no, if it's predator mauling some poor sob then don't intervening is good, when it's a herd of penguin trapped in a snow crater you fuckers better help , we already influenced so much it doesn't matter if we intervene any more
So now that we are at it, this was staged, right? There's no proof penguins abandone their peers and head right to the unknown.
>uhhh it's staged because...because it just is okay!?!?? documentarians LE BAD
i only get mad if they dont help endangered species or dont mercy kill prey thats devoured from the ass up. like cmon. be humane.
I'd watch a show where the crew stalk and kill poachers.
Suprising no one came up with a Poacher Punisher yet.
Doesn't the Phantom fight poachers?
Cheetahmen technically went up against their adoptive human dad which pretty much did this and more
>it is obvious that they just want a spectacle for the numbed masses.
and?
>watch a video of a komodo dragon ripping open the abdomen of a deer, eat the baby inside, and then eat the intestinal tract, all while fully conscious
>can't intervene bro, its unnatural!
Nature isn't kind.
Either shoot the deer, killing it, or kill the komodo
Kill the komodo, useless murder machines they are
they are nature jannies
>not just killing everyone involved
How would you interviene?
I hope a komodo dragon eats you next
>summerfag frogposter is a baiting fucking retard
Who would have thought?
Baiting? Are you retarded? I added to the thread by giving another example of the absurdity of these "documentaries"
Its a fucking deer lmao, its only purpose is to be food
i get to decide the purpose of both
I've only ever heard people saying the film makers provoked the walruses into falling but I never saw proof. Is there an analysis, a statement or such that breaks the incident down?
Helicopter got too close.
They weren't necessarily provoked but the filmmakers did lie about "man-made climate change" causing the walruses deaths.
https://polarbearscience.com/2019/04/14/our-planet-film-crew-is-still-lying-about-walrus-cliff-deaths-heres-how-we-know/
>I've only ever heard people saying the film makers provoked the walruses into falling but I never saw proof.
Funny how that works right?
I remember watching a documentary on butterflies. One of them got stuck trying to get out of its cocoon and they couldn't help but interviene, all the while telling the viewer that they weren't supposed to do that
Yeah fuck that hawk. I personally want its chicks to starve to death too. Save the rodent it’s going to eat.
Yeah fuck that rodent. I personally want its litter to starve to death too. Save the spider it’s going to eat.
Yeah fuck that spider…
>litter
Do you ever find it strange that the word we use for an animal's offspring is the same word we use for trash on the ground?
Never. They may as well be different words to me.
>From Middle English lytere, litere, from Anglo-Norman litiere, from Late Latin lectuāria (“bedding”), from Latin lectus (“bed”). Compare French litière.
>Had the sense of ‘bed’ in very early English, but then came to mean ‘portable couch’, ‘bedding’, ‘strewn rushes (for animals)’, etc.
Interesting.
it basically means nesting, translates to that in my language
nest=hay=mess=trash
I don't need a documentary I can just look out a window
It's worse, they often provoke, injure, or kill animals, sometimes en masse, just to make a scene with a particular narrative. Take those walruses being driven off a cliff for example. Completely orchestrated.
Being passive is good, the predator may have tracked the creature for a month for all you know or starved up to that point, they need to eat too, the issue is when "documentarists" push, kill, endanger, or fabricate fights, that grinds my gears, It's very popular in insect ones to just shake up nests, make them fall over other colonies and just cause the fights and when one party flees to force It back in while also editing to make It look like a normal jump or mobility trick, deHispanicable.
Wasn't the walrus thing just the rock got flooded with walruses so they kept going up and when the bottom left the scene the top was stuck or bound to fall? Because I don't know if we are talking about the same incident
The one I'm remembering was the one where they claimed walruses were climbing because of overcrowding because of global warming (which might be the samd one) but what they actually did was provoke them into a stampede. Unless I'm mixing 2 separate instances in my memory.
I think we are on the same video due to their claim, that being said there was only few up in the one I remember and around only 3 fell on footage, I wouldn't be too surprised if they caused It...
If I recall there was a longer clip and a shorter one, but it has been a while. My recollection of the stampede and the lower explanation could be from a separate instance like I mentioned before. Not like they wouldn't do it multiple times if they would do it once.
They spooked them with a drone and by encroaching on their natural escape path, pushing them up the cliff.
>it was le drone
Fake news by the gnomish lamestream media, Attenborough himself pushed them over under orders from the globalist elites to bring about the NWO. Don't believe their lies!
damn nat geo is based. imagine getting paid to kill endangered animals and then having the government cover it up for you. Sweet gig.
>IT WAS THE DRONE!
>WE DON'T PAY ANYONE TO PUSH SEALS OFF OF CLIFFS!
I once dumped a spider on a pile of ants to see what would happen
That's just documentaries under capitalism. Naturally, in order to keep food on the table and appease the masses, you're gonna have to compromsose, sensationalize and sometimes resorrt to shortcuts like this. Under socialism they'd be state-funded so you could take your sweet-ass time traveling with a crew and waiting for the right moment to film.
Under communism there would be no documentaries because the film maker was in the gulag.
Yeah my dad works for the deep state and he says Sir David Attenborough PERSONALLY pushed those walruses up to the top of the cliff to force his "global warming" propaganda to force everyone to eat bugs and get covid boosters. Smh!