> I agree with you that extinction is part of nature. I tend to take a
> LONG view - in a billion years the face of the earth will be
> completely different, no matter how much we conservationists try
> to stall things. That's the rational side of me.
I think this is a healthy veiw.
May the
welaka ( and cyanellus/gulosus and calva) swim as long as we live
anyways
=).
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