Vegan, honey, bees. end of the World
Discussion
It has been said that bees are dying out worldwide, the Woodland Trust says it's happening o a global scale. It has also been said that 2 years after the bees die out the Human Race will start to die out too.
If the bees in the wild are gone that will only leave cultivated bees. Now, Vegans don't eat honey, so they are directly contributing towards the end of the human race and if we all became vegan there would be no need for bees , so, of that's the end for all of us.
All thanks to vegans.
Stick to meat.
Note- not really serious.
If the bees in the wild are gone that will only leave cultivated bees. Now, Vegans don't eat honey, so they are directly contributing towards the end of the human race and if we all became vegan there would be no need for bees , so, of that's the end for all of us.
All thanks to vegans.
Stick to meat.
Note- not really serious.
You can add on insects to that too.
Always had windscreen and bonnet lip headlights and number plates always with smattering of bugs when out driving.
What do you see now? And it’s been getting less and less and less for some time now too.
Main contribution to this is pesticides.
Another is people having plus cut lawns and no plants. People putting in Astro turf.
Always had windscreen and bonnet lip headlights and number plates always with smattering of bugs when out driving.
What do you see now? And it’s been getting less and less and less for some time now too.
Main contribution to this is pesticides.
Another is people having plus cut lawns and no plants. People putting in Astro turf.
Welshbeef said:
You can add on insects to that too.
Always had windscreen and bonnet lip headlights and number plates always with smattering of bugs when out driving.
What do you see now? And it’s been getting less and less and less for some time now too.
Main contribution to this is pesticides.
Another is people having plus cut lawns and no plants. People putting in Astro turf.
I was considering this, but then realised I’ve had kids and don’t get out hooning like the good old days, your mileage might varyAlways had windscreen and bonnet lip headlights and number plates always with smattering of bugs when out driving.
What do you see now? And it’s been getting less and less and less for some time now too.
Main contribution to this is pesticides.
Another is people having plus cut lawns and no plants. People putting in Astro turf.
The reduction of hedgehog numbers is attributed to fewer insects which is correspondingly blamed on insecticides. Which is why your car has fewer inect kills on the screen.
However I've also heard the hedgehogs' numbers are going down because they being killed by badgers.
It all goes round and round.
However I've also heard the hedgehogs' numbers are going down because they being killed by badgers.
It all goes round and round.
Welshbeef said:
You can add on insects to that too.
Always had windscreen and bonnet lip headlights and number plates always with smattering of bugs when out driving.
What do you see now? And it’s been getting less and less and less for some time now too.
Main contribution to this is pesticides.
Another is people having plus cut lawns and no plants. People putting in Astro turf.
Well ClarksonedAlways had windscreen and bonnet lip headlights and number plates always with smattering of bugs when out driving.
What do you see now? And it’s been getting less and less and less for some time now too.
Main contribution to this is pesticides.
Another is people having plus cut lawns and no plants. People putting in Astro turf.
Johnspex said:
Not if the bees go. No pollination.
I wonder how viable it would be to create mini machines to perform the pollination. EDIT: Looks like it's been mooted in the past - https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/oct/0...
Johnspex said:
slopes said:
Chris Type R said:
Johnspex said:
Not if the bees go. No pollination.
I wonder how viable it would be to create mini machines to perform the pollination. EDIT: Looks like it's been mooted in the past - https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/oct/0...
Johnspex said:
The reduction of hedgehog numbers is attributed to fewer insects which is correspondingly blamed on insecticides. Which is why your car has fewer inect kills on the screen.
However I've also heard the hedgehogs' numbers are going down because they being killed by badgers.
It all goes round and round.
And cars. Don’t just blame the badgers. However I've also heard the hedgehogs' numbers are going down because they being killed by badgers.
It all goes round and round.
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