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To: Smiling Bob who wrote (173963)	12/28/2008 12:09:34 PM
From: coug	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 306849

This guy put it as well as I could and pretty much says it all as far as the human impact on the planet goes and it goes magnitudes more for the so-called "developed" ones... ""Are Humans The Most Numerous Mammal Species On Earth? Does anyone know if humans are the most numerous mammal species on earth? I haven't been able to find a reference that proves this yet but if it is true, this should be strong evidence that humans are way out of balance with nature. We shouldn't outnumber all species of mice, squirrels, bats, etc when they are less than 1% of our weight and way lower in the food chain. Large predators should never outnumber their smaller prey. From "The foolish pursuit of Economic Growth" ecologicalcrash.blogspot.com