Back to B.C. by Johnny Hart for February 21, 2023

No, I guess I didn’t. I should be more sensitive to other species! Just because they lay waste to our cities and destroy our people shouldn’t mean they don’t deserve to have a happy life. Let’s throw the PETA people to them and see if they’re happy.

Because its mommy will beat the pulp out of you.

Considering how stupid fish are, I’m sure its mommy forgot it had kids in the first place. Just as this one forgot who ITS mommy is.

“Protective groups”? Don’t even remember that.

Or maybe think of its mommy next to it in the frying pan.

Godzilla’s Daddy maybe?

The most astonishing social media argument I ever had was with a hard-core PETA person. He believed ANY relationship between humans and other species was damaging. He suggested that my dogs were better euthanized than to spend their lives in thrall of my wife and I. It was apparent that, when you get to the core of a radical PETA member, you find more hatred of humanity than love of animals.

But if you need it to survive, that’s a different story…

Well, London should have thought of Gorgo’s mother… ☺

Most fish just lay their eggs and leave.

I have always loved the look on the fish’s face in P4.

Idiot.

What about the bait’s mommy?

If humans had not evolved as omnivores, it’s likely that our development and evolution would have been very different. Probably as either specialized herbivores or carnivores.

Herbivores we would’ve had smaller and less complex brains since we wouldn’t have needed the same level of cognitive function required to hunt and gather food.

Carnivores, we would’ve had larger and more complex brains since hunting requires advanced problem-solving skills and strategic thinking.

The human diet has played a significant role in shaping our evolution, as omnivores, it’s likely we developed as the best of both possible species.

‘Protective Groups’ can be annoying sometimes.