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   From: jack.may@comcast.net   
      
   "FireBirdBlue"  wrote in message   
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   > Jack May wrote:   
   >> "Jabriol-Basic"  wrote in message   
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   >> > Jack May wrote:   
   >> >> "Jabriol-Basic"  wrote in message   
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   >> >>> Matt Silberstein wrote:   
   >> >>>> On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 12:47:50 GMT, in alt.atheism , Jabriol-Basic   
   >> > Not when you find Siberian Mammoths still chewing on their food why   
   >> > they   
   >> > were frozen to death. If the animals took a long time chewing on their   
   >> > food, then they deserved to be extinct.   
   >>   
   >> If this is true, the more likely reason is that they fell through the ice   
   >> on   
   >> a lake.  Falling though ice on a lake is a common occurrence.   
   >   
   > Most animals are familiar with their sourroundings. It part of thier   
   > survival instinct.   
   > How nay elephnats fall into lakes on a dialy basis?   
      
   We have a lot of mastodons that have been frozen in place and in the tar   
   pits.   Animals in general die from a lot of mistakes.   They understand   
   their environment, but not perfectly.   
      
   A good example is squirrels that when they are in danger crunch up to a   
   surface or tree to keep from being seen by hawks, etc.  They also do the   
   same thing on the road when they see a car coming.   
      
   Bad mistakes = flat squirrels   
      
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