you can’t have an ice age AND raised sea level. it’s one or the other. ice melts, sea rises. ice freezes, sea lowers. that’s how it works.
Is this a vague post about The Day After Tomorrow because same
it was a fic that was probably inspired by it. i was on board with the whole ‘little ice age that lasts about a thousand years after the 21st century’ thing based on implied bombing and other things that filled the atmo with particulates, but then they started going thru coastal landmarks that were now underwater and i just. no. you can’t. do that. it doesn’t. argh!
you want a nuclear winter in your future dystopia, go for it.
you want a greenhouse waterworld in your future dystopia, sure, hit it.
YOU CAN’T HAVE BOTH AT THE SAME TIME IT IS IMPOSSIBLE.
what if i build a huge wall through the equator so that i can melt ice on one side and it won’t flood the other
what then jesse
what then
every reply on this post: but what if i come up with a weird scenario no one’s ever written before so you can be wrong jesse
I think I’ve heard that color pattern showing up seems to happen when animals start to become more human-friendly for some reason?
Like when they started to domesticated foxes-
That’s true! Foxes are the most recent/famous example of piebald coats showing up as animals are bred to favor more tame temperaments. As the most friendly and sociable foxes were bred with each other, other characteristics started showing up in addition to piebald coats:
Floppy ears
Curly tails
Shorter tails (loss of vertebrae)
Change in vocalizations (barking)
As far as why this happens, that’s some complex genetics I’m not qualified to explain. In fact, I’m not sure if enough research has been done to fully understand it. If anyone knows of any studies that successfully correlated all the traits that start coming out in the process of domestication, feel free to chime in!
does this mean people with freckles are domesticated humans?
They do, in fact, have a unified theory about this now! I believe the actual paper might be linked in this article. Domestication phenotypes are all about the neural crest cells.