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...which would have us in the most trouble?
I'm quite worried about cows. There are 1.3 billion of them and how many humans are in fighting shape? There are 10 billion billion ants, but spread across 22,000 species, so I need an ant expert to tell me which would be the worst. Dogs would be easier than cows imo.
I'm quite worried about cows. There are 1.3 billion of them and how many humans are in fighting shape? There are 10 billion billion ants, but spread across 22,000 species, so I need an ant expert to tell me which would be the worst. Dogs would be easier than cows imo.
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The biggest threat is from where you least expect it. So I reckon, if they got properly organised of course, some kind of poisonous snake. Think about it.
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I wonder where this is going.
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mussies (nap)
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What species of poisonous snake has enough members, though? Also, not sure about getting properly organised. They'd still have snake-level intelligence.
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Snakes are smart as fk. Actually what about pigs, the cows won't want to eat us whereas the pigs will eat anything.
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No, I'd much rather fight a pig than a cow. Cows are massive.
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Cows are bottlers. Pigs don't fk about.
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I think you have to assume they stop being bottlers. The species in question suddenly becomes very aggressive and they all just start launching themselves at us.
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Some sort of insect would be the correct answer. Ants perhaps, or a type of fly.
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'You got to starve the pigs for a few days, then the sight of a chopped-up body will look like curry to a p1sshead.'
Good question btw by the OP - |
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Locusts?
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Test Have my posting rites have been revoked???
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if wasps could become far more ubiquitous AND develop a death sting, they'd be a formidable enemy.
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How about bacteria or a virus? Some of those could wipe us all out pretty sharpish.
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Wasps could be easily diverted with a strategically placed cake, half eaten snickers or a simple pile of sugar.
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Maybe not. .......because the oink oink animals eat anything, asbestos particle board was removed from pens in the 90s. It wasn't a cancer scare, the bacon just wouldn't fry
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Asian giant hornets could destroy us if they wanted to.
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Asian anything could destroy us if they wanted to.
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the Muslim hornets are the worst though.
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Wasps could be easily diverted with a strategically placed cake, half eaten snickers or a simple pile of sugar. Surely this isn't in the spirit of the thread? The specific species would be focused on its task - to wipe out humans. Otherwise you could say (for instance) that all the cows would have to put off world domination for an hour or two as they needed milking. |
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MMH.
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lol MMH I like it. The BBC would of course have to say 'so called' Islamic Hornets.
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Cows are just a non starter sultan. Patra on his @rse even suggesting them. I think Locusts is the right answer.
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If gorillas in the mist ever get a clear day we've had it.
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i'm with Pokerman on this one .
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But how would locusts kill us? Suffocation? That would be pretty horrible.
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or even Pokermonster
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If the ooomygoolie bird ever grows longer legs we are deffo in danger, They will breed like rabbits.
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Dogs would be easier than cows imo.
Bullocks!!! |
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Rats could attack everyone en masse in their (the victims') sleep.
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There aren't as many rats as you'd think, though. I think I read there are only five billion.
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spiders
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There are tens of thousands of species of spider. Which one?
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imagine if there were 5 billion honey badgers
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