This animal could rule the Earth when mankind becomes extinct

[Redaktion]

If man were to disappear from the face of the Earth, an animal could, after millions of years, rule our planet. And it may well surprise you, even if it has a few predispositions to do so.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/This-animal-could-rule-the-Earth-when-mankind-becomes-extinct.1074014.0.html

[andre xavier]

One of the first clickbait article in notebookcheck

just disappointing and disappointed.

choose better titles

[Observing]

Viruses, Mycelium, bacteria might have something to say about this.

We praise our own "Intelligence," yet we are incapable of getting along with each other and preserving our own home. The arrogance is interesting, quite unique amongst all known lifeforms.

[Hotz]

We praise our own "Intelligence," yet we are incapable of getting along with each other and preserving our own home. The arrogance is interesting, quite unique amongst all known lifeforms.

We could, but you omitted the fact, that there is an active agenda messing around with us, who established the money-, control- and slaverysystem we live in today (and which many call "freedom"), and this has been going on since the beginning of mankind. This realm belongs to a Fallen Angel (and his minions) who hates humanity. If it weren't for him/them, this place would have been much nicer.

It is also no coincidence we are now living in the season called "end times". The end of the end times is the destruction of earth and creation of a new earth. And then the game "dark vs light" begins again...

[ZOD]

I remember when NotebookCheck actually talked about tech and not have political commentary that is speculative BS at best .

[A]

I remember when NotebookCheck actually talked about tech and not have political commentary that is speculative BS at best .

While this article isn't tech, where exactly is the political commentary? Are you confused about which article you are responding to?