and new science data, it would be the kino that would save Yea Forums
They need to remake it with better cgi
Hunter Wright
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Liam Ross
>we're going to have airplane xenomorph crow fish
mite b cool
Dylan Lopez
bring back jellyfish elephants
Parker Turner
as long as my boys the octopi get some love im all for this kind of pointless shit
Owen Rogers
I agree. This show was pretty cool even though the premise was kinda stupid.
Isaiah Long
Would rather have a modernized remake of this classic instead.
Ethan Moore
>bring back jellyfish elephants
This. And tiny intelligent monkey jellyfish.
Wyatt Cook
This show was great. If they remade it they should think up some new hypothetical species/outcomes, it would keep things fresh + some of their ideas were a little hokey anyway (even though it generally had good scientific backing).
Joseph Ward
>If they remade it they should think up some new hypothetical species/outcomes
shit would be too political now
>this is what species will look like in the future IF YOU VOTE REPUBLICAN
Anthony Ross
>can't even prevent what the weather is going to be a week from now
>let's prevent the future a million years from now!
migh as well watch anime instead
Blake Morales
it is harder to predict the weather in a week than predict how the climate will be in 5 millions years.
also weather is not the same as climate, dumb american.
Kevin Allen
Based retard
Alexander Rogers
explain how the predictions for the climate change from 20 years ago that sparked the global warming fear were all wrong
Jaxson Miller
>paris scorching at 45°C
>DEY WRUNG
Wyatt Cook
>can't even prevent what the weather is going to be a week from now
Meteorology is becoming more precise every year, grandpa.
Leo Howard
you realise paris isn't even 0.005% of the world's surface right?
they made too many buildings around the city, too much concrete, that's all
nothing to do with CO2 emission, dumbass
Lucas Edwards
>the fucking manga never got scanlated
Henry Ward
>those giant spider mountain caves where they pull some Matrix shit on our last mouse descendants and raise them with seeds for slaughter
Genuine nightmare fuel
Eli Clark
>you can't speculate and predict evolutionary paths
cringe
Jackson Ramirez
why are you so dishonest?
Levi Wood
>thinking there will be any life whatsoever on Earth in 200 million years.
glabal extinction every 26 million years combined with a Sun thats getting hotter will make sure this shithole is cleansed.
Charles Edwards
They didn't have to look 200 million years in the future to make this series. All they had to do was look fifteen years into the future where trannies, Muslims and other left-wing cunts are destroying the very foundation of our culture and society.
John Allen
>red means scary
Isaac Taylor
I remember watching the animated series as a kid. Also borrowed all the books from the local library. This really makes me want to read them again.
Michael Garcia
>rent free
Noah Taylor
Are you thinking of the Netflix series Love, Death and Robots?
Jason Ramirez
answer me, why are you so dishonest?
Julian James
If life could survive the Cretaceous and Devonian extinctions it sure as hell can survive the Holocene.
Charles Myers
>expected
who is being dishonest here?
Carter Sanders
>psuedoscience tv show thread
>filled with climate change deniers
Ryder Johnson
Anyone remember this book? I remember getting from the local library as a kid and the fact that it smelled awful for some reason. Great book.
Grayson Anderson
what the thames actual used to freeze over
If that happened now it would be "global cooling"
Ryan Roberts
It smelled bad because i coomed on it
Easton Rogers
“The Romans wrote about growing wine grapes in Britain in the first century,” says Avery, “and then it got too cold during the Dark Ages. Ancient tax records show the Britons grew their own wine grapes in the 11th century, during the Medieval Warming, and then it got too cold during the Little Ice Age.
Juan Lewis
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Go to about 54:50
Carson Gray
Yeah, I originally stumbled on it in a library too. These days I have my own copy of it, and I still love the book quite a lot.
I didn't really like the other books by the same author, though (The New Dinosaurs, Man After Man). They felt a bit too weird, and Man After Man in particular gave some wtf vibes.
Luke Collins
RGB sharks are kino
Jaxson Gray
>the prediction that spiders in the future will be the size of wolves and hunt in packs
Genuinely fucking horrifying
Brody Allen
>What is the Sun
Climate Cultist are retarded
Austin Baker
Yeah I owned that book
I was really into future biology as a kid, I didn't think anyone else remembered The Future is Wild
Ryder Rogers
>climate denialists shitting up what could be a sweet thread
Eat shit you inbred morons
Connor Jackson
>Climate Cultist can't talk about the future without autistically screeching about Al Gore's debunked pyramid scheme
Dumbfuck ponzi retard
Julian Watson
this, needs way more feathers