So in a glorious day, Team Human has defeated yet another of its monstrous competitors, and while barely trying at that (as far as I was aware. My assistance wasn't even required).
I don't understand. Are they extinct or just not in the wild anymore?
That was a question asked here, with responses suggesting that rhinos kept in captivity cannot ever be reintroduced to the wild, or that they're fully dead, or somesuch.
More in line with my original OPERATION: HUMANS DOMINATE positive interpretation however - The subjugated slaves don't count, and are just kept as evidence of our conquest.
did anyone think to fry one up and taste it?, tasty animals are less likely to become extinct, just look at pig, boars and alike, all tasty, all breeding well
saw a report the other day about some gazelle looking animal that's practically extinct. they think the 3 animals in the image they took are the last ones in the wild.
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If Hollywood has taught me anything, it's that Sir Richard Attenborough just needs to buy a deserted island off Costa Rica and the Rhinos can be back in the fight in no time.
Surely we can just combine incomplete Black Rhino DNA with the DNA of some south American frogs, then genetically alter them so that are all female and stick them on an island to look at !@#!@#4 AMIRITE?? We need to make them all female so they don't take back over again through there insanely quick breeding.