To: Jonty30
Would proximity to a sea coast be a factor?
13 posted on
02/08/2025 7:18:55 PM PST by
SteveH
To: SteveH
Yes, as well as resources. I took the North America square miles and multiplied by 2/3, to account for the north. And it’s probably further reduced by the deserts.
14 posted on
02/08/2025 7:20:22 PM PST by
Jonty30
(Groundhogs don't falsify their predictions for grant money, whereas climate scientists do. )
To: SteveH
>>proximity to a sea coast be a factor?
Well, there was a tribe that lived on the upper Texas coast that survived/thrived on grasshoppers when the French found them.
20 posted on
02/08/2025 7:41:32 PM PST by
Deaf Smith
(When a Texan takes his chances, chances will be taken that's for sure.)
To: SteveH
The tribe that was near st Louis wasn’t really near the coast. Having water nearby was probably a factor.
48 posted on
02/09/2025 8:20:16 AM PST by
brooklin
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