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Old 29-04-2009, 11:50   #11
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Re: Earth - Over Populated
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Originally Posted by Woolly One View Post
I think you'll find that is not that far from the truth. but the planet will do it itself, rather than require human interaction.

The Goldfish bowl theory works best - If you have 3 fish in a bowl, they will live quite happily. Introduce No. 4 and it might be a struggle but they will find a way around it. But when No's 5,6 & 7 are chucked in, not enough space so somethings got to give. Some of the fish will die, or maybe all of them - due to the overcrowding.
No way I wondered why my fish kept dieing!
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