If you wanted to know how a changing climate millions of years ago affected animals' ability to survive you would ask a paleontologist that understood how animals deal with it.
You might also ask Ray Romano:
If you want to know how humans will act in the face of a drought (or climate change), you need to ask both climate scientists and the scientists who spend their time studying human behavior - the primatologists specializing in homo sapiens (you know - social scientists - preferably economists).
Apart from the Ice Age picture, where did you get the other pictures? And who are they actual scientists, or actors playing scientists?
ReplyDeleteI just realized you were two years old when Jurassic Park came out!
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Go watch Jurassic Park today. It is a little goofy in parts, but it's a fun movie.
Actually, I have seen Jurassic Park, at a very young age. I can't believe I didn't recognise it initially!
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