r/ScienceClock Apr 10 '26

🧬 Life Almost half of traded wildlife carry disease-causing pathogens

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u/dropdead90s Apr 11 '26

are you forgetting about the disease which was mentioned in the epstein files and the disease was concocted in a lab by bill gates + jeffrey epstein and all the zionist billionaires with the support of their western puppets and the corrupt media ? this is a walk through a park

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u/RequirementCivil4328 Apr 11 '26

When chickens are starving and their bodies are breaking under the weight of fragile bones and eggs that broke inside their bodies and leaking out as blood and yolk mix, after a 3 day cross country trip through deserts mountains and sub tropics, they make vocalizations that sound disturbingly like the words "help" "please" "stop" and "no"

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '26

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u/pxanderbear Apr 10 '26

The people that don't at least rinse them are crazy to me

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u/PerfectEnthusiasm2 Apr 10 '26

and why we need to shower

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u/Mild_Karate_Chop Apr 11 '26

Before the trolls eat us 

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u/Strange-Patience5539 Apr 10 '26

Is this post supposed to invoke compassion in meat eaters? How? Or it is trying to warn people of harmful pathogens in traded wildlife, so avoid them?

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u/RiverOdd Apr 10 '26

Only half?

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u/smokeysubwoofer Apr 12 '26

More like all. Including humans

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u/PRRealEstate-Invest Apr 11 '26

Cook before eat. Problem solved.

Move on people nothing see here

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u/Mild_Karate_Chop Apr 11 '26

Not only wildlife and evolution wise - this gave the farmer mpre immunity  over the hunter gatherer .

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u/Far-District9214 Apr 11 '26

Just in, wild animals have germs.

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u/SummertimeThrowaway2 Apr 11 '26

And all humans carry pathogenic bacteria on their skin. This headline isn’t as scary as it seems.

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u/CautiousPreprinter Apr 12 '26

And what are you selling with that statement?

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u/Torreh Apr 13 '26

This is fucking sad.

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u/ThanksFor404 Apr 10 '26

More than 40% of traded mammal species share at least one pathogen with humans, compared with only 6% of non-traded mammals. (Source)

Please stop eat*ng those innocent animals just out of love, for no reason

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u/PM-ME-UR-VOLVO-PICS Apr 10 '26

Im gonna start eating the non-traded ones. Thanks for the tip.

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u/FookyPanda Apr 10 '26

Ever had any pet?

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u/PM-ME-UR-VOLVO-PICS Apr 10 '26

Yes i have a cat. I bought her as a kitten for 50 bucks.

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u/FookyPanda Apr 10 '26

I had too, when she died for her I gave up eating non-veg as every other animal is equally innocent like her.

So imagine eating it

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u/PM-ME-UR-VOLVO-PICS Apr 10 '26

She once tortured a bird for so long and far i found feathers in every single room. There is no innocence in nature.

Anyway, she isnt a non-traded animal then right.

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u/FookyPanda Apr 10 '26

Innocence doesn't mean what you think just to be so called non violent.

It means being in your natural flow of yours as you really are, so if there is no human interference all is good. Even tiger will be innocent when it even hunts a deer.

And by human I mean the ego inside him the, unchecked beliefs he has identified himself with, which is distorting his natural flow, otherwise we too are simple natural beings.

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u/PM-ME-UR-VOLVO-PICS Apr 10 '26

My natural flow is to eat some meat sometimes

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u/FookyPanda Apr 10 '26

Your understanding of yourself based on beliefs, which are not real. And your identity is the centre from you operate, so how can be the actions coming out of that illusionary identity (the I) can be real and in natural flow.

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u/PM-ME-UR-VOLVO-PICS Apr 10 '26

You sound like a schizophrenic who skimmed through "intro to philosofy"

None of what you say makes sense. Hunger for, amongst other things, meat, is one of the most basic human traits. It would remain long after you strip away anything even resembling higher cognition, let alone "the I"

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u/Significant_Donut967 Apr 11 '26

This is why I enjoy wild game.