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Re:Mass die-off of birds in south-western US 'caused by star... by the-dude on Saturday December 26, 2020 @12:36PM (#25544899)
Do you have a source for that fishy number?
Re:Mass die-off of birds in south-western US 'caused by star... by ironmagma on Saturday December 26, 2020 @12:56PM (#25545064)
“In the past decade, 467 species have been declared extinct (though they might have gone extinct in decades prior), according to the global authority on species conservation status, the International Union for Conservation of Nature, or IUCN.”

https://biobrief.org/species-the-world-lost-2010-2019/

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Re:Mass die-off of birds in south-western US 'caused by star... by ironmagma on Saturday December 26, 2020 @02:05PM (#25545562)
What doublespeak? Do you have a preferred authority?
Re:Mass die-off of birds in south-western US 'caused by star... by Omnitaus on Saturday December 26, 2020 @12:44PM (#25544969)
"Since 1900, 543 species of vertebrates have gone extinct. And those are just the ones we know of. In the past century, we have witnessed the disappearance of the ivory-billed woodpecker (Campephilus principalis), the Round Island burrowing boa (Bolyeria multocarinata), the laughing owl (Ninox albifacies), the sea mink (Neovison macrodon), and the golden toad (Incilius periglenes), to name a few."

https://news.mongabay.com/2020/06/less-than-a-thousand-remai...

Re:Mass die-off of birds in south-western US 'caused by star... by the-dude on Saturday December 26, 2020 @12:46PM (#25544990)
@Omnitaus, you seem to be dead? Check the thread in incognito.