OT: Stranger Things

[recruitsreadtheseboards]

'Cocky and aggressive' radioactive pigs set up camp in nuclear exclusion zone

Scientists say that local wild boar have taken control of an area once inhabited by 160,000 people but now abandoned because of high radiation following the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster

www.mirror.co.uk

 

[Zeldas Open Roof]

aggressive is one thing but these boar are "cocky" too?

 

[Zeldas Open Roof]

recruits, there was a show awhile back, multi episode show about what would happen if all people just dissapear. they discussed wildlife, structural decay, what animals perish and what thrive, etc. many different looks and angles. basically asked different experts, it was really good. they'd go for a week, month, year, decade, 100 years etc...

spoiler alert; cows wouldnt do well. think it was called life after people..

 

[pittdan77]

recruits, there was a show awhile back, multi episode show about what would happen if all people just dissapear. they discussed wildlife, structural decay, what animals perish and what thrive, etc. many different looks and angles. basically asked different experts, it was really good. they'd go for a week, month, year, decade, 100 years etc...

spoiler alert; cows wouldnt do well. think it was called life after people..

I watched that program. Not sure how accurate it is but the main message was that the planet will more or less eventually shrug us off like we weren't even here.

 

[recruitsreadtheseboards]

recruits, there was a show awhile back, multi episode show about what would happen if all people just dissapear. they discussed wildlife, structural decay, what animals perish and what thrive, etc. many different looks and angles. basically asked different experts, it was really good. they'd go for a week, month, year, decade, 100 years etc...

spoiler alert; cows wouldnt do well. think it was called life after people..

Yes. With Neil deGrasse Tyson. I saw that. I love the one where if the earth lost its gravitational abilities....

 

[Zeldas Open Roof]

I watched that program. Not sure how accurate it is but the main message was that the planet will more or less eventually shrug us off like we weren't even here.

Yep, this big rock is pretty resilient. We humans over estimate our impact on this planet, good or bad.

 

[FireballZ]

recruits, there was a show awhile back, multi episode show about what would happen if all people just dissapear. they discussed wildlife, structural decay, what animals perish and what thrive, etc. many different looks and angles. basically asked different experts, it was really good. they'd go for a week, month, year, decade, 100 years etc...

spoiler alert; cows wouldnt do well. think it was called life after people..

Yep - Great show that I rewatch often as background fodder as I work. It doesn't star Neil deGrasse Tyson, at least not in most segments, but it's still very entertaining. It's available on Hulu OD through the History Channel.