dominant species

I would over multiply with all of the above so hard

amazing random thought, I mean, asses

Then you should stop posting pictures like this, now we all want to multiply more!!

Hmm, thiz is complicated shit

hahaaha amazing pictures
i have the last one saved in my pc for years, would love to see a new pic from the same girl

shes probably fat now lol

LoL consumes your life. Play poker

I would be a lot more interested in these pictures if you took them yourself

I love the pictures but your thought is incorrect. Dinosaurs ruled the earth for a very long time. Size and the desire to eat everything around you will counter intelligence, but will remain balanced by different species not eating meat and avoiding being eaten

nah if they were really dominant they would eat everything around them and overmultiply such that there would not be any more food. There must have been a balance, unless thats what happened and they died out lol. Plus how can you say they ruled were you around back then? There were many types of dinosaurs meat eaters and vegos as well.

And by saying they ruled the earth is probably incorrect, its just like saying sharks rule the seaworld, but they do not. There is a balance in the sea.

There was an occurrence when deer or some similar animal got onto an island without natural predators, they multiplied very fast and ate everything around them, then they all died out very quickly.

whatever u said ... didnt read

but this pic


fucks my mind

You're talking about Malthusianism.

It has to do with predation and natural population control.

Basically - all species (providing they have an abundance of resources and no predators or other restrains) will continue to multiply until they reach the 'carrying capacity' limit. Once this limit is met, population growth will stagnate, and in organisms that have explosive growth (lots of insects, some mammals, etc. etc.), they will have completely exhausted the resources and will die off at an extraordinary rate as they can't sustain themselves at all.

Basically, humans work on the 's-curve' population control mechanism, whereas some other organisms work on the j-curve model.

It's her string stuck to her shoe. But ist looks like a second woman at the window. Awesome...

On March 04 2012 23:39 SolarM wrote: It's her string stuck to her shoe. But ist looks like a second woman at the window. Awesome...

How can you see a woman at the window ?

Humans are already over multiplying we are way past the amount of people the world can sustain long term