Nature vs. Human inventions...

[Parker]

Watched a special on Raptors and how they can help design fighter planes. A Perigrine Falcon can pull 25 G's during it's stoop. I Believe a F-22 Raptor pilot said the most is probably 10 (i'm not sure). They are working on wings that have a flexible inside so as mock a raptor's closed wings during a dive.

Snake venom, depending on the venom, if there is no antivenom you will die (Black and Green Mamba, Tiger Snake, Taipan, Bushmaster, Fer-de-Lance, and various seasnakes) . But if you get shot from a gun, depending where you get hit, you could survive. So, If you bit by a Fer-de-Lance, you will die, if you get shot in the arm chances are you live.

When you look at it, man, and his death invetions aren't jack compared to what nature has taking millions of years to come up with.
Agree or disagree?

[Camel Jockey]

Agree!

Technically speaking, WE ARE a part of nature and so are the things we create. Nature can take credit for nukes and f-22. 

[Parker]

I just amire how nature can more lethal, than we can ever imagine, yet we are so arrogant to think we can truly control or  out-perfect Nature

[Diesel1]

i love it when people cry like bitches when they get flooded 'cos their houses are built on what was once flood plains. they cry and wonder why they were flooded. nature will always win in the end

[Parker]

i love it when people cry like bitches when they get flooded 'cos their houses are built on what was once flood plains. they cry and wonder why they were flooded. nature will always win in the end

Or when a Hurricane come thru. Remember when a Hurricane came thru Florida and split an island in two? Well, it create two islands, and after any hurricane comes thrus...the air is cleaner.

[TrapsMcLats]

to quote cosmo kramer "you can't argue with nature, thats just one arguement you're not gonna win..."  i think it was in reference to going to the bathroom, but its profound.