For Only 17 Cents A Day, You Can Help Save The Dinosaurs!

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Ever notice that the human population is always trying to save some kind of animal? Whales, seals, polar bear cubs, dogs, cats, even the starving children in Africa. And the catchline is always something like "For only 2 cents a day, you can help feed these children/keep the ice caps from melting/help strays become pets." I recently saw a commercial on TV asking for money to help keep polar bear cubs from dying. There are countless shows on TV that have weak animals being captured, rehabilitated, and put back in their natural habitat. It may sound callous, but that's just the way of nature. Some species have to die out so that other species can come in. Survival of the fittest isn't only true for humans. In a true "natural" habitat, with no human interference, weak animals don't survive. This insures that only the "strong" ones are breeding. It's Nature's way of separating the wheat from the chaff. Who are we, as a species of our own, to presume that we can stop the world from changing? All that does is make certain that there isn't room for other species to develop, ones that may be better suited to our changing world than the current populations are. So I've decided that the sole reason that dinosaurs roam no more is this: There were no humans around to raise money to "save" them.