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Birds also, multiple species of them, do love to touch and cuddle just like humans.
Birds are also hunted, especially migratory species and ducks that congregate in water bodies.
And a passion for birds should especially matter for Africa and all Africans, because among all other continents, Africa hosts some of the most amazing bird species you can find anywhere in the world.
And there are countries like DR Congo, Tanzania, Uganda and Kenya who are leading the continent in highest numbers of diversity when it comes to the species.
That is exactly what we realized as bird-watchers, and we thought, because birds are found everywhere, if we've got all of you and everyone else in Africa to tell us the birds they find where they live, where they school, or even where they work, then we can be able to come up with a map of every single species, and from there scientists will be able to actually prioritize conservation efforts to those habitats that matter the most.
Take for example these two projects, the Africa Raptor DataBank, which is mapping all birds of prey in the continent of Africa, and the Kenya Bird Map, which is mapping about 1,100 species that occur in my country, Kenya.
These highly evolved beings want to trade DNA by breeding with humans so that each species’ genes can diversify and fortify the other.
Because trees are growing so close together, and because tree species, tree sizes and ages are so similar across large areas, fires not only move easily from acre to acre, but now, so do diseases and insect outbreaks, which are killing or reducing the vitality of really large sections of forest now.
Sub-Saharan Africa, southern Africa, has got over 5,000 medicinal plant species, not harnessed.
(Applause and cheers) Reaching heights of over 100 meters, Californian sequoias tower over Earth’s other estimated 60,000 tree species.
And using this model alongside growth rates and known needs for nutrients and photosynthesis, researchers have been able to propose height limits for specific species.
Whatever corner of the globe you find homo sapiens in today, you’re likely to find another species nearby: Canis lupus familiaris.
Of the 200,000 species of pollinators, honeybees are the most well-understood, partly because of our long history with them dating back 8,000 years ago to our cave drawings in what is now modern-day Spain.
And yet we know that this indicator species is dying off.
Urban beehives have a longer life span than rural and suburban beehives, and bees in the city are more biodiverse; there are more bee species in urban areas.
But what's more interesting is 85 different plant species in one teaspoon of honey.
Isn't it a little convenient that in the midst of the World War, out of nowhere, suddenly an Italian scientist showed up with an amazing new technology that would transform everything in the world and darken the history of the human species forever after?
Around the world there are more than 600 plant species that supplement a regular diet of sunlight, water, and soil with insects, microbes, or even frogs and rats.
But this pitcher species has an ingredient called coniine in its nectar, a powerful narcotic to insects.
But anyway, the evolution of our species took hundreds of thousands of years, and then working through interaction, evolution used, essentially, the technology-creating species to bring on the next stage, which were the first steps in technological evolution.
That was in the interests of the species tens of thousands of years ago.
Nowadays, any species of venomous snakes, any species of spider, any species of scorpion, has its own venom signature, if you will, made out of dozens, if not hundreds, of chemical compounds.
They’re all members of the Wuddly species, and the process of adopting them is deeply peculiar.
Audience: Species on this planet have evolved with immune systems to fight off all the diseases so that individuals live long enough to procreate.
However, as far as I know, all the species have evolved to actually die, so when cells divide, the telomerase get shorter, and eventually species die.
So, to the extent that evolution doesn't matter, doesn't care whether genes are passed on by individuals, living a long time or by procreation, there's a certain amount of modulation of that, which is why different species have different lifespans, but that's why there are no immortal species.
What I said about there being no non-aging species earlier on was a little bit of an oversimplification.
And environment changed from just being about trees and birds and endangered species to being about how we treated each other.
That is, natural selection works on properties, like fitness, which are about relationships of some species to some other species.
And that truth is, or was, in the 20th century, that while we were beginning to develop endangered species movements, we didn't have an endangered people's movement.
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