Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • February 1 [ ] Project [ ] For our project at Uni, we have been asked to pick an animal to make extinct and argue our case. It has to be a vertibrate and not man. I dont want to pick panda cos it is too obvious and it doesnt really do any harm, does it? It should be preferrably something that does harm to the environment or nature or something. I thought beaver or something. Do you agree?

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Any further suggestions and why? Have a huge impact on, providing for many other species to use, so removing them would probably have many repercussions. From a purely and uninformed point of view, I would argue for the extinction of a species that is critically endangered or extinct in the wild, as I would imagine this would have the lowest impact on the planet's eco-system as a whole. Flipping the assignment on its head, you could go the route and argue for the extinction of a species that would cause as large of an impact/disaster as possible, in effect showing that everything plays their part. 01:20, 1 February 2007 (UTC) The ranchers in the American West are after timber wolf (a.k.a. ) again; they want to see it extinct in their area again. American suburbians everywhere think the should all die.

01:21, 1 February 2007 (UTC) Nah! I go for the!-- 01:33, 1 February 2007 (UTC) The safest thing to pick is a parasite. Not to sound utterly heartless, but humans are by far the most damaging parasite. But then, I like history and culture and being alive enough that I wouldn't want to wish the end of all humanity.

This is a tough call for anyone to make. Think about the environmental impact removing a single animal would do. 06:00, 1 February 2007 (UTC) I'd pick an introduced species, like the, and argue that it's value in it's native is by it's impact on it's. Baixar Mapa Brasil Para Ndrive Android App more. -- 06:54, 1 February 2007 (UTC) What about the dreaded? 11:39, 1 February 2007 (UTC) Unfortunately, our questioner is limited to. Otherwise, the mosquito is the obvious choice. 13:10, 1 February 2007 (UTC) You can really pick anything you want. It doesn't even matter.

Species are rising, falling, gaining, being pushed back,,, all the time everyday. It is simply the way of nature to kill off species. It may not be nice, but that's just how it is. That is normal, and it is change.

It is absurd to try and do something with the intention of changing nothing, because the environment will change on its own, it doesn't matter what part of the environment changes it (may it be a particular species), because each species is part of nature. Since we are being so inherently anthropocentric, you can say humans have helped some species, and humans have destroyed some species, directly or indirectly. We can relate alien species invasion since it is the opposite of entirely removing a species. Both on the same continent and at the same time was being bred in vast quantities, while was being hunted to near-extinction. Cattle are aliens too, and are among the most destructive friends we tend. The grazing and trampling of livestock threaten more than three and a half times as many native plant species globally as are threatened by nondomesticated aliens. Livestock threaten almost as many native animal species as alien predators do.

Is an Asian plant despised in the southeastern states for aggressive growth. American gardeners of the late 1800s loved its fragrant blossoms, and in the 1920s it was promoted as Bos torus chow, and in the 30s widely planted by the for erosion control. The declared it a weed in 1972. Similar in history, officinale, or 'common dandelion' was introduced to North America from Eurasia for its medicinal and culinary properties. Earthquake 3d Enhanced Edition Torrent. Even if you don't agree with me, you perhaps should mention it to bring something new to the table. Enium Labels Template more. [] () ❖ 12:24, 1 February 2007 (UTC) Vertebrate eh?