Today I had the pleasure of taking my younger sister and brother to see the movie Finding Dory. It was very cute and funny, but the part that you are interested in was what happened after we exited the theater. A sudden downpour came down on us like you wouldn't believe.
My siblings were soaked and got my backseats all wet, but I didn't mind because I saw something that was funny to me, a pair of birds hiding from the rain under a dumpster. they flew there instead of in any of the nearby trees. It got me thinking about the post I made yesterday and how I argued against urban sprawl and how it harmed animals and took away their homes. But now I'm beginning the wonder if only some get hurt, maybe a few have begun to rely on us building forever.
You hear about it all the, two species that have nothing in common co-existing to benefit each other. There's alligators, and those small birds, sharks and those small fish, so why not humans and say rats, cockroaches, pigeons, etc? Could you make the argument that some animals have thrived greater than they ever could without skyscrapers and malls? Sure, maybe their health isn't all that great but don't we tend to measure success in all species by its population? You would never say that cows and struggling as a species, even though most of them have horrible diets and routines on their "farms." It's an interesting thing to think about.
I probably wont write anymore until I absolutely have to, or I guess if I'm impregnated by an alien species That'd be pretty interesting.
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