[avacado]

"Really... do tell me more..."

[Liberty Valance]

[printhead]

Funny, no mention of a single species going extinct nor a specific mention of those “many place” where they’re going extinct. This passes for journalism these days?

[Citizen Tom Paine]

Apparently, following this line of reasoning, there were NO lizards in the Cretaceous about 60 million years ago because the temperatures were much higher then.

[UB355]

Once ubiquitous, Florida’s brown lizards scarce after cold winter

http://www.tampabay.com/news/environment/wildlife/once-ubiquitous-floridas-brown-lizards-scarce-after-cold-winter/1087157

[Buckeye McFrog]

Andrew Zimmern should be able to get half a season’s worth of shows out of this...

[reagan_fanatic]

[Zionist Conspirator]

Oops. We'd better set up a planetary totalitarian regime ASAP to save meaningless lizards on a meaningless speck of dust somewhere in the vastness of a meaningless universe.

Isn't that the obvious solution?

[expatpat]

If they looked a little further north (in the N. Hemisphere) of the prior habitat, they would find the missing lizards.

The warmists don't seem to realize that fauna and flora readily adapt to slow changes, moving to maintain optimum local conditions. They should read Darwin.

[Right Wing Assault]

Man! They should come to my house. Been freezing my butt off in the mornings. Dang birdbath froze over a couple weeks ago. Cold, damp winds all weekend. No lizards frying here.

[Mike Darancette]

The Permian period was the warmest in the history of the earth and was also known as the “Age of Reptiles” (lizards are reptiles). These guys are blowing smoke up each other’s a$$es again. There must be some type of vote or conference coming up.

[steelyourfaith]

Relentless BS.

 

Beam me to Planet Gore !

[Thunder90]

Um uh... ok. Lizards, including dinosaurs, thrived in temperatures 7-12 degrees centigrade above what they are now.

[GSWarrior]

This is just another example of mankind’s inhumanity to lizards.