Recently, the Internet has been consumed with a question of whether 100 people can fight naked with gorillas. Now, Robert Irwin has put forward his ideas on the debate.
Australia’s protectionist and bond lingerie model touched on assumptions in a light-hearted post on Tuesday, noting that the issue has been around a lot lately.
“I was asked this question last week, which was ridiculous,” said Owen. “Like, I’m asked on the street now.”
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The debate between 100 people and a gorilla spreads greatly between social media platforms, and people are arguing about everything from science to strategy. Even primate experts weigh, tell Rolling stones In theory, humans may have a chance – if they devote themselves wholeheartedly to the Kamikaze mission that suffered devastating casualties.
In his case, Irving was reluctant to lean firmly on one side or the other, admitting the large number of people in the assumption.
“Gorillas are strong, companion,” Owen said. “Like, really strong. But it’s 100 people-I’m not sure.”
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Instead, Irving is more concerned about the meaning of trying to beat an endangered animal. Gorillas are native to equatorial Africa and are adversely affected by threats such as habitat destruction, hunting and Ebola virus. Their reproductive rate is not helpful either, as the IUCN is extremely threatened to gorillas.
“Like animal protectionists, fighting endangered species is not with me,” said Owen. “How many people need to save gorillas? That’s the question we should ask. Because there aren’t many people left with a lot.”
Irving also argues that the Internet debate ignores the fact that gorillas are usually docile and are not interested in competing with the crowd. Humans also seem to have little reason to start something, especially when they value the structural integrity of the skull.
“Yes, gorillas are super powerful,” said Owen. “But they are chilling too. Most of the time they just stick to themselves. They defend themselves and protect each other, but if they really have no reason, they just do their own things.
“We don’t…we don’t need to fight gorillas. Maybe let’s make this still a mystery.”
Audiences quickly referred to Irving’s answer as “Robert Irwin’s biggest answer,” and many refer to him as “the real man” for their concerns about gorillas.
“He raised us tenderly, like a primary school student is sending me,” Esmecaastro070 said.
“He really said ‘this is by no means a gorilla’,” Reiner 333333 quipped.
