As I understand it the earth was tropical, dinosaurs roamed the planet, then an asteroid hit the earth, at the same time there was a lot of volcanic activity. Afterwards the earth cooled down.
My question is, will the earth eventually revert to the tropical temperatures that existed before all the volcanic activity and the asteroid impact?
I watch survival shows starring these outdoor experts dropped alone (along with their camera crews) into swamps, deserts, snowdrifts, etc. and I notice that no sooner have they made fire/found water/made shelter than they’re looking for some nasty lizard/varmint/grasshoppers, etc. to kill & eat, either raw or burnt to a crisp, of course alongside the nuts/edible plants….
Would a vegan survivalist skip the critters altogether and just toss a salad?
(I messed up the grammar in the main question, I know- wasn’t paying attention)
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I watch survival shows starring these outdoor experts dropped alone (along with their camera crews) into swamps, deserts, snowdrifts, etc. and I notice that no sooner have they made fire/found water/made shelter than they’re looking for some nasty lizard/varmint/grasshoppers, etc. to kill & eat, either raw or burnt to a crisp, of course alongside the nuts/edible plants….
Would a vegan survivalist skip the critters altogether and just toss a salad?
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Tagged camera, camera crews, carnivore, crisis, deserts, fire, grasshoppers, lizard, outdoor experts, outdoor survival, revert, shelter, survival, swamps, varmint, vegan, vegetarian, water
