However I, as a student within this field, will say this is stupid. A lot of their arguments collapse on itself with the fact they did not do this for lot more recent extinction that could actually fill a niche that is in needing of fulfilling for the health of an ecosystem.

This might be a way of getting interest & funding toward more studies of our capabilities of de-extinction, but its difficult to tell. De-extinction is a possible tool for biodiversity but then it becomes a struggle of how much goes to prepare for future vs how much focus on the present problems.

I'm not quite sure on what I'd do. I think one easy and more importantly fun, idea is going on rants about things I have learned about animals. Maybe post my plants at times. If I ever get the energy, I'd do projects to show off as an Environmental Science Student.

Amongst a lot of other things, but I'll leave it here for now. These are just small burbs of why I think this needs a detailed discussion.

As individuals I wouldn't say we have to help show them the light or whatever, rather that I think we should check on and help the people closer to us. I've had guys want to be in a relationship with me only for the free therapy. I offered it as a friend, but for some reason they can't do it then.-

As people pointed out before, a lot of this has to do with the patriarchy. In my belief, because of the continuous promises or ideas shoved upon young impressionable brains, they are not well adapted to a world where the gender roles are a lot more erased. (This character limit is killing me).-

While I do agree that a lot of it is self-inflicting, I don't want to say it's that simple. I think this should be furthered discussed. For example, I am working on ways to help my younger brother establish a more healthy route than the one shown here. My main concern is buddies teaching him wrong.-

Thank you so much. It has been rough as while I have a passion for these things, I was not made for our school system. Your words were needed and are highly appreciated.

I also have a little more sources if wanted. I just couldn't fit it all with the word limitation. Plus I think those 3 give the gist of it.

Sorry for the delay in response, I'm in finals week for my Uni. Here are some articles left over from my research.
1. link.springer.com/article/10.1...
2. www.mdpi.com/2075-4450/12...
3. link.springer.com/article/10.1...
1 is the easiest to read and best describes the situation.

As a reminder to all, if you are gonna follow the "Save the Bees" belief, please save the wild natives in your local area rather than the domestic honey bee. Those guys are doing just fine and in fact actually harm the local wild bees. Wild bees can actually be better pollinators in certain cases.

Honestly glad it's a pose for wolves that is something besides howling. Don't get me wrong, it is a nice pose and can be done nicely. However it feels too overdone and feels like people can't see anything else besides the howling. Just nice to see something else.

Put that in your profile description before ya bury this post my friend.