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2/21/2014 4:43:57 AM
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Without some keystone species, entire ecosystems could fall apart :c
Like the ordeal with sea otters off of the west coast of the US.
Fewer sea otters > More kelp > overgrowth of kelp > taking nutrients from other species > other species in turn go extinct > etc.
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I know about the food web, but what about pandas? Those things are so close to extinction >->
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Ecosystems are way too fragile in all honesty, it's remarkable that life has progressed so far I think. And concerning that, Pandas die > bamboo overpopulation > fewer nutrients for other plants > fewer resources for other animals > etc. Basically any organism's extinction can upset everything in an ecosystem, I'm not sure I'm getting exactly where you're coming from with this one...
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Neither do I..
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Dadgummit nature Why must you be so complex? I'm mainly against human interference but keystone species can make or break entire regions :s
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I'd like to see that.
