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Well that’s depressing
Wish humans would care more about the animals on this planet. It’s their home too. >

Making the line go up is the most important thing for humanity >

What is the purpose of life if I can't buy more mega yachts that I won't use? >

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 79%. (I'm a bot)


Two-thirds of Antarctica's native species, including emperor penguins, are under threat of extinction or major population declines by 2100 under current trajectories of global heating, according to new research that outlines priorities for protecting the continent's biodiversity.
The study, an international collaboration between scientists, conservationists and policymakers from 28 institutions in 12 countries, identified emperor penguins as the Antarctic species at greatest risk of extinction, followed by other seabirds and dry soil nematodes.
"There are multiple threats impacting Antarctic species despite the fact that we think of it as this remote and pristine wilderness," said the study's lead author, Dr Jasmine Lee, of the British Antarctic Survey.


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Poor penguins.. >

We must save the pengus!!