Are scavengers edible?

[Kumar]

That doesn't make sense. Two non-harmonious species can co-exist and both still eat.

Yes and that way they naturally balance each other.

 

[John Jones]

Due to non A&F nature of science. We can't see so many variations in science.

Wrong.

 

[John Jones]

The eventual collapse of one or both of them. Take the problem of invasive species. They conflict with native species until either they achieve an equilibrium (a balance) or one drives out/destroys the other.

You are starting to sound like Kumar - pure Gibberish.

 

[Kumar]

You need to read some Kumar threads. Good luck.

It means Absolute and Final.

Or that's what the words mean. In reality it's meaningless.

It it not in my signature?

 

[Kumar]

You are starting to sound like Kumar - pure Gibberish.

We need to look validity of different things at different levels. Say we started from 0/1 and now it is 80. So there can be so many variations in between these levels. Grossly, Prime/basic, intermediate and gross/current level. Hence there can be MPOVs due to it.

 

[bruto]

How various Biological species can exist unless there is some harmony or balance among them?

Some balance, some fluctuate, some go extinct. It's all part of nature in reality. There is no actual purpose and no actual balance.

 

[Peregrinus]

The "balance" of nature is however things happen to be at a given moment. And nature is perpetually changing.

 

[fagin]

It it not in my signature?

Which is meaningless too.

 

[ddt]

Yes and that way they naturally balance each other.

Balance in nature lesson 1: the stork

 

[Filippo Lippi]

nm

 

[IXP]

Not rancid, but fermented and dried:

Kæstur hákarl



It must be good:

I tried "rotted shark". Pretty bad, but not the worst thing I have ever tasted. And the Puffin was quite edible.

IXP

 

[Kumar]

Balance in nature lesson 1: the stork

Yes.

 

[Loss Leader]

Today I saw a feature about a cheetah mother struggling to feed a litter of six (!) cubs. While they were eating she chased away the gathering vultures.

I started to wonder why she didn't kill a few of them. Pretty free food as they walked (well, lurched) right up close.

I haven't read the thread but I have to assume that the energy cost of trying to eat a vulture isn't worth the risk that it'll just fly away.

 

[ChristianProgressive]

You are starting to sound like Kumar - pure Gibberish.

Basic ecological science. And conforms to real world ecological observations.

 

[Roboramma]

Basic ecological science. And conforms to real world ecological observations.

It's certainly true that systems tend to find some sort of balance. This is very far from the idea that Kumar is presenting.

 

[ChristianProgressive]

I'll admit I'm having trouble finding the term on Google as he seems to be using it. Is there a website?

 

[William Parcher]

I'll admit I'm having trouble finding the term on Google as he seems to be using it. Is there a website?

The only terms which are on-topic for this thread are scavenger and edible.

 

[ChristianProgressive]

Well than, could someone PM me a link?

 

[Peregrinus]

Basic [Oversimplified] ecological science. And conforms to [some] real world ecological observations.

FIFY

 

[EHocking]

Well than, could someone PM me a link?

Post #104.

"There is no such thing as Balance of Nature^WP."