三年前,比今天更前的某个时点,鄙人带着些无所适从,从匪京回到武汉。然后折腾一番,也就落脚到现在的地方,再坏的开头,也带有一部分理想的色彩。很长一段时间我想着,FF留下的那一笔不知何其名义的小钱,也许可以用抄底摸顶的魔术玩出另一片天。到那个时候,除了青春不再,其他一切仍然会回来。
然则那也不过就是分手费。
本人的趣味和惡趣味
目前在共享里面下载了一大堆的电子书,部分书下载之后毛病一堆,譬如加上无节操的各种水印,压缩方案不对体量过大,或者直接就是各种一触即弹的广告图片。
自然看不过去,必须压缩!修改!
针对两个顽疾,请看全文,细细道来。
首先是原文链接:http://bowhunting.net/2014/06/hunting-bans-bad-for-wildlife/
On the surface, it would seem that if you stop hunting, animal numbers will go up. For example, what if we stopped hunting for white-tailed deer. For sure, numbers would increase for a while. Same for other big game species. But rabbit numbers and most small game animals, would see no change simply because hunting doesn’t impact their numbers. The average life expectancy for a cottontail is less than a year, with or without hunting. And there has been lots of research showing that hunting doesn’t impact many hunted species at all. Areas with dove hunting have same dove numbers as areas without hunting. Same for many other bird and mammal species.
从表面上看,似乎有这么个逻辑——如果禁止狩猎,动物数量就能得以恢复。譬如说,如果我们停止狩猎白尾鹿,自然,鹿的数量将增加一段时间,其他大型猎物一样都有这个规律。但兔子以及多数小狩猎物种,数量将没什么变化,原因很简单,证据表明狩猎不会影响它们的数量。如棉尾兔,它们的平均预期的寿命不足一年,有或没有狩猎都不会改变这一点。出现了大量的研究显示,狩猎不会影响到众多被猎物种。如狩猎与非狩猎区的鸽子数量并无区别,正如其他许多鸟类和哺乳类动物的数量表现一样。