i suspect his point may have been, “beat it, nerd.”

Wait until ya see how dolphins are…

The Truly Disturbing Reality of Dolphins.

h ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6QGPT1jsvg

I seriously doubt you are old enough to cal me “son”, little man.

“Killer squirrels might seem like sci-fi…”

Chimps are flat *evil*.

I’ve heard that chimps will catch and eat *live* monkeys, often from the lower extremities upwards. The chimps seem to be amused at the monkey’s plight as they shriek in horror at their impending demise.

And then, there’s ‘Travis’ the chimp, who literally ripped the face off a woman before the cops could kill it :

h ttps://nymag.com/news/features/70830/

“Another garbage article from the ant-gun gun writer.”

It’s called ‘Know the Enemy’, son… 🙁

At that time, muskets were *literally* ‘Weapons of War’.

The way to counter that is to point out a free press at that time was a printing press powered by a human arm.

The fourth amendment would then only apply to physical personal papers, so a search of a computer or smartphone would perfectly legal. Since that’s clearly not the case, it’s plainly obvious that civil rights advance in perfect step with advances in technology…

BTW Ms. Sensiba, much like owning/driving a car…owning/operating a drone is NOT a right.

Dude,

Whoa! That video….ferocious, predatory squirrels killing and eating their own cousins.

Who would have thunk it!!

Probably a foreshadowing of human behavior once the New World Order collapses the food supply.

Bird-flu, bird-flu in cows, disease X, rats and plague in San Francisco, Gavin Newsome.

Have the squirrels gone nuts?

Killer squirrels might seem like sci-fi, but squirrels in California have been observed hunting and eating voles for the first time, leading scientists to believe that they have a wider diet than once thought. This seemingly species-defying behavior was described in a study published in the Journal Of Ethology.
https://nypost.com/2024/12/18/science/scientists-stunned-after-observing-carnivorous-squirrels-eating-voles/

Voles are small rodents.

Well, he learned not to operate his mosquito drone at night because it endangered the neighborhood bats. Operating it in the twilight, before the bats emerged, would sometimes attract the pests, but they would follow the drone home.

In the end, Barley settled for using his drone to chase squirrels. He would throw some unshelled peanuts into the yard and have the drone protect the peanuts.

But squirrels are clever, adaptable critters. They learned quickly to have patience.