MAN-EATING TIGERS COULD HUNT DOWN MORE HUMANS DUE TO CLIMATE CHANGE

Newsweek ^ | 5/17/19 | NAYANIKA MATHUR

[skimbell]

...The reasons why big cats turn on humans are complex and can be specific to individuals. But they can no longer be explained outside the context of climate change. Biodiversity depletion, habitat loss, extreme weather events, and a greater struggle over natural resources are affecting how animals live...

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

That would make sense.

[Thud]

Women and minorities hardest hit.

[boop]

"Man eating tigers huh? Good thing the women are safe!"

LOL!

But who will think of the transgendered or the gender-fluid, or the queer or the trans-queer, or the bi-curious, or drag queens, or whatever?

[Bommer]

Let train them to think Libs are delishous!

[Jeff Chandler]

Now THAT’s a headline!

[ALASKA]

I’m not going to sleep tonight.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Now, I’m not being disrespectful here, but YOU’RE NUTS! There’s only one possible explanation for big cats eating people and that is global warming. It’s settled science.

[TMN78247]

Your comment reminds me of an old vaudeville one-liner: “Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how did you like the play?”

Yours, TMN78247

[ETL]

CO northern front range mountains. 7,600 ft. A lovely climate!

As a former geology major, it would be like heaven living there. Especially if I had the money to build my Frank Lloyd Wright (Falling Waters)-type dream house there.

I also used to paint "Hudson River School"-landscapes back in my 1980s college days. And that would be another reason why I would enjoy and appreciate it there.

We have somepretty nice mountains and scenery here in New York, too. Upstate, NY. The Catskills and Finger Lakes regions are the two I'm most familiar with.

[ETL]

BTW-That photo I just posted of mountains was supposedly of your "Front Range" area in Colorado. Got it from Wikipedia.

[Sacajaweau]

It’s not even a fair fight. Take the hunter’s gun away cuz tigers don’t have guns. Make it a true one on one.

[Sacajaweau]

I have a medallion that says Front Range. I think it was a Boy Scout Medallion.

[paintriot]

Choot’em Lizbeth!!!

[PIF]

Both Newsweek and Time began writing fake science stories back on the 70s

[trebb]

Lions and tigers and bears....Oh my!

[V K Lee]

We see a need for more ketchup.

[TigersEye]

Indian Peaks Wilderness. I thought it looked familiar. Just a ways south of me.

[ETL]

Indian Peaks Wilderness. I thought it looked familiar. Just a ways south of me.

Nice!