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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink5•1 month agoSo basically disease wifi, then :) Could it possibly act as a form of reservoir for diseases that control the size of certain fauna, like…apes?
minus-square@Wilzaxlink4•1 month agoAll I could find as a positive for their existence is that in the past they have kept humans from inhabiting rainforests and marshlands, and more generally control where grazing animals can feed.
So basically disease wifi, then :)
Could it possibly act as a form of reservoir for diseases that control the size of certain fauna, like…apes?
All I could find as a positive for their existence is that in the past they have kept humans from inhabiting rainforests and marshlands, and more generally control where grazing animals can feed.