Aliens save animals

I was thinking about the possibility that if some major event occurs on earth(Planet X, Nuclear Holocaust, etc.) that is going to just about wipe out life, would aliens only save animals?

If extraterrestrials have been near earth and have actually monitored humans, I would think that they would be disgusted by the selfishness and greed that we contain. I don't know if maybe they are the same way, but if not would they feel that their is any hope in saving our race or just take the animals that have lived so innocently on earth, many of which we have driven to the brink of extinction or have made extinct.

I found it somewhat funny to picture. A bunch of UFOs come down during the chaos and we believe they have come to save us, but then your dog gets zapped up and they fly off. Does anyone else think that it is possible or reasonable for aliens to only take life other than humans?

Something of a galactic zoo would be appropriate I suppose. Whether they would or not is debatable, and whether or not they take humans is as well. You seem to believe that every single person on the planet is selfish and greedy. Doesn't seem like that to me. Seems to me any anthropologist of any race would take a detailed study or the beings he is studying. You list the bad parts but not the good parts. Art, music, literature, ect. There's a lot of good there as well.
I think they would take a bit of as much as they could. Probably a sustainable breeding population, though the size would vary I imagine based on their technology and how they'd go about keeping stock. In the case of humans it would be interesting to see if they would treat us as lessors to be taught, enslaved, or trained as pets or something.

Humans are animals.

We seem to forget that, maybe but that's how aliens would see us.

[edit on 4-1-2008 by TheHypnoToad]

ZetaTalk: Flocks and Herds
Already, it has been noted that many animals, domestic as well as wildlife, act crazed. Jack rabbits attack, and spiders spin webs over acres. It is a part of folklore, true, that domesticated animals often portend a quake, by acting nervous, hiding under beds, or restless. They are listening to what is in the air, increased electrical charges that interfere with radio transmissions, also another portent of quakes. How will animals behave, during the days preceding the shift and the shift itself? All animals, including humans, seek to escape what they sense is a crisis, a cinch point. If matters are bad here, then move, so will be on the move, endlessly. A loud noise sends a herd running, a stampede, and scatters a flock of birds. Their instincts tell them that something has exploded, or dropped, may be heading their way, so move. Likewise, portents of thunderstorms are more than just thunder cracks, it is electrical charges in the air. To escape potential lightning strikes, animals have learned to move, to leave the area, and thus the restlessness of domesticated animals such as dogs and cats just before an earthquake. Most certainly, this will be the situation for at least a week going into the shift, and domesticated animals hard to handle for this reason.

What should a pet owner, or farmer, do? In the case of pets, who will be hard to feed and most likely become a meal instead, they should be put to sleep. This is the kindest thing, but our advice is unlikely to be heeded, so they will run about, be injured, be starved, be shot, and eventually be eaten. However, to save one's strength for the children, the injured, the hysterical humans among you, eliminate the pets from the equation, our advice. In the case of farm animals, who will be able to graze a bit, may survive to increase the herd, they should be put into a field where they cannot hurt themselves by running about, hysterically. Close quarters such as a barn, a pen, will cause them to injure themselves against the walls, trying to escape. Left out in a field, they will run about, exhaust themselves, and will more likely to be prone, resting, when the shift hits than on their feet because of this. Let nature take its course, as these animals did survive in the past. The key is to provide an environment where they cannot hurt themselves. Barbed wire, likely to be forgotten by hysterical animals, is not good. Wooden fences, or natural barriers, are better.

Zetatalk: Ocean Life
Life in the oceans will not die out. The water will have a green tinge. Little known among the populace, but well known among scientists, is that the ocean is one of the largest producers of the atmospheric oxygen. After the cataclysms, the atmosphere oxygen will be rebuilt from the oceans. The oceans will appear greenish to many, and for good reason. All the fires will have placed a tremendous amount of carbon dioxide into the air, the stuff of which vegetative grown is made of. With little vegetation on land, the ocean kelp will absorb and utilize this. The oceans will be lush.

Even those far inland should plan to take advantage of the lushness of the oceans, the fish and kelp, to support humans survivors. This will not be so dependent upon the air clearning, as the oceans move this food about, fish about, so fishing anywhere will be more abundant, compared to land life, in the Aftertime. Life in large lakes, as well as oceans, will fare far better than land based life after the shift. This is in part due to the way sunlight enters water, and the susceptibility of land based vegetation to mold and bugs and physical assult and the like. Seaweed will not find more assults than before, but will find more nutrients. Where the sunlight may be less, they can parlay any growth upwards, using all sunlight, where land based vegetation finds itself decimated periodically, having to start over, etc. Thus, ocean fishing will be best, due to the broad space it covers and the shared nutrient and fishlife resulting, but land lakes will likewise likely do better than the shores!

If aliens did come down in say..2012 or what ever time...with such advanced tech, i don't believe they'd need to take actual dogs, cats, plants, bugs etc, just the DNA so they can clone them and re-create them on another planet.

[edit on 4-1-2008 by andre18]

reply to post by BlitzKrieger


The possibility?!?!
Wake up and stop buying what the MSM and the Man are sellin' brotha!
This S#!t is happening already!





www.youtube.com...

wowowowow....you should make a thread on that vid.......that was...

I don't know what to say….if it was real or not, but to me it looked as real as ever.....I can't wait for the debunkers to look at this...

reply to post by CanadianVandal


Good info about how life will be when it, and if it does occur, but we can never be too sure about it since it is only a prediction.

reply to post by Comma8Comma1


I have seen the video (and I think it is discussed on another thread) and I got to say it does look pretty good, but yet to be proven

Originally posted by Comma8Comma1
reply to post by BlitzKrieger

 

The possibility?!?!
Wake up and stop buying what the MSM and the Man are sellin' brotha!
This S#!t is happening already!

www.youtube.com...



wow! i agree you should start a thread about this, looks like the camera is experiencing some static when the cow is being transported into the ship.

It's an interesting video. I wish I had the know how and the source tape to do a good examination of the video. Personally cow abductions have lost a god deal of wait since the mutilations ere documented as being terrestrial in origin.

reply to post by BlitzKrieger


Sorry if the impression was that I thought the vid was real.
I was just trying to add some levity to the post.

reply to post by Comma8Comma1


No I didn't really get the impression that you thought it was straight up evidence or anything. I figured you were just jokin