Can Humanity Survive another hundred years?

Protecting a species.

It is a true, but little known story about an imperial Russian dinner in the nineteenth century.

It took just seventy years till 1914 for all the passenger pigeons in the world to disappear.

I don’t really want to get into the whole white man did this to us and all that. My parents and grandparents and such forth went through that but I barely did, I have no right to whine about it. So these are my top four ideals that people tend to have about us.

We live in a very eventful time, a time of discovery and progress, yet, at the same time, an age of crisis and strife. So what do we do?

The population of these animals have been decreasing over the years and some are said to have become extinct.

Within the contemporary metaphysical/New Age subculture, it is widely assumed that the technologically advanced civilizations of legendary antiquity such as Atlantis are thought to have been inspired, founded, created, and/or administered by extraterrestrial visitors. Alternately, some have speculated that at least some ufonauts are human beings who survived the sinking of Atlantis by escaping into space on flying saucers.

In every human society, altruism, a selfless concern for the welfare of others, is considered a noble virtue. Being altruistic and helping others has great implications for the human race. As in the past, altruism will affect the very survival of the human race. As a species, can we choose to go the selfish Neanderthal way or the more altruistic Cro-Magnon way?

These endangered species are near extinction, but researchers and scientists have helped these rare animals reproduce in captivity.