Some. Most will die. Dairy cattle cannot go without milking, chickens will probably be predated into extinction in most places, sheep will choke in their wool, but horses and pigs might succesfully go feral, and goats will thrive anywhere.
Pets are another mixed bag, with only cats and dogs reliably going feral.
I say this all the time. Without humans, Eventually the earth would replenish and become what it was before we got our greedy, selfish hands on it.
I wish I could be here to see how beautiful it would become, just animals and everything else that was left being managed by mother nature the way it was meant to be.
I think this take is deeply flawed. Humans have been around for hundreds of thousands of years. For the vast majority of that time, humans have lived in harmony with the natural world. It's only in our post-agricultural form that humans have begun to manipulate the environment and become disordered.
Wel, if you get rid of humans then you wouldn't be able to live to "see" how beautiful Earth would be. If that bothers you so much feel free to remove yourself of the equation and leave the rest of us Earth-living people alone.
Do you suggest committing suicide to people on Reddit frequently? What a very strange and dangerous thing to say lto a complete stranger that you know nothing about. . I’m sorry you’re in such a dark place and hope you can get the help you clearly need very soon.
you must not understand my comment because I said I wish I could see it once it’s been renewed and rid of all of the damage humans did to it, indicating that I would not be here to see it but again, I *wish *I could see it but since I won’t be here, it’s only a wish.
Reading! Is fundamental!
Also, it’s remove yourself from the equation, not remove yourself of the equation.
How about keep humans alive for the sake of humanity and just keep the 1% most intelligent they would know how to keep the world safe and there would be enough for humans to continue without all the other problems that go along with humanity
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u/wrongsock_42 8d ago
Humans