>>10950792>>10950816There are massive problems with the climate change hypothesis and some of them are absolutely insurmountable:
1: Most extinct species lived in the tropics or subtropics. Climate change can't be used to explain their disappearance AT ALL. This is always just hand-waved and never addressed.
2: Even the more northerly species that went extinct had previously survived MULTIPLE interglacials more extreme than this one, including Woolly Rhinos and Woolly Mammoths
3: Many species lived in climates that ranged from literally colder and harsher than modern polar environments like northern Alaska, literally all the way down into fucking Mexico. In North America alone, species that follow this pattern include the Jefferson's Ground Sloth, the American Mastodon, the Wild Horse, and Yesterday's Camel
4: Every single extinction event is found in conjunction with evidence of human hunting and/or human butchering (which despite histrionic protestations from palaeontologists is literally the same as evidence of hunting, since you have to believe humans were just scavenging to buy this horseshit).
>>10950824Correct. Hunting and the clearing of habitat.
