I am now much more afraid of these things going rogue:
RISE Of The Machines - Killer Robot To Target Invasive Species — Born To Engineer
Robots in Service of the Environment (RISE) has its sights on the Lionfish, an invasive species spreading throughout the western Atlantic.www.borntoengineer.com
Harvested is a PC term for it, sounds better than killed.
with a big (bad word) scythe
Nope, they don't make the handles long enough.
Just wait, Elon is gonna orbit a few thousand Starscythe(tm) satellites
Exactly as he's done it many times before.how would he get a moose out of the woods by himself?
It's technically caught no? It's not getting away.
I'd pay $$$ to see someone try that...
::snicker:: thankfully moose are docile creatures with bad press agents.
Flying squirrels were always erratic at PR
First you usually have to use your back (A LOT).
Really you should have went with riding the moose out. I had her almost believing it!
awesome....moose is great table meat....
You should plant garlic at your camp sites; after parting out garlic slices could be massaged into the meat during the ride back
I've seen old B & W pics in a couple of ridiculously remote road houses here that show people riding them and harnessed to sleighs/wagons.
I once watched a video of a guy solo moose hunting in Canada. After he shot a moose he managed to get all 4qtrs onto a sled that he started pulling behind his atv. after a short distance he notice he was being trailed by a pack of wolves and they were relentless. He could not outrun them and they were gaining on him...he finally hacked off a rib cage and left it for them and they stopped to eat it. They looked hungry.
I've read early enough and with enough food they domesticate. I'm skeptical.I've seen old B & W pics in a couple of ridiculously remote road houses here that show people riding them and harnessed to sleighs/wagons.
A bit too early for Photo Shop.
You also have to promise their parents your kids will be raised Moosebyterian
FIFY. It takes generations of selective breeding to domesticate
Domesticate / passify; small, but important, difference.
