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February 11th, 2008 at 1:42 am
Something I just realized earlier this last year… Something almost everyone in my city does is use pesticides. This includes many many people who put 5 year strength poisons. This can kill moles, rats, termites, etc…. This is due to the large number of living things that crawl around, and because so many people build with wood! Termites (I was told by a pesticide dealer) would have 35 nest per acre in my area (Charleston SC). I stood up and asked, have you ever wondered what it would be like for the birds rabbits, fox and other forms of life if these nest were still in our yards?
I think we would have so many creatures around that we would be able to reach out and pluck a small rodent from a vine and cook it! (This would be better theoretically than going to a farmer)….