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It is an act of God, not the result of some mysterious intervention. In the novel, in which the rat population reaches such high levels that it becomes necessary to bring its n피망 포커umbers back down to levels near those found in the wild, there is very little sign that the people who are trying to re-establish that equilibrium are getting anywhere close to that end. A great many people are working on that.
A few weeks ago, when I was visiting, the United Nations High Commission for Animal Welfare began conducting an assessment of the conditions of North Korea in an attempt to ascertain what needs to change to make rat XO 카지노infestations seem less extreme. A significant number of North Koreans live at high altitudes where they cannot reach the sea. There they work, subsisting on fish and shrimp, which can run up to 14 feet long or more. It is said that they are very healthy at the high altitudes, which is, of course, true but their food supply is minimal at best, due to a shortage of fish. Their food can consist of only three to five times what it would be on the sea floor.
The United Nations’ assessment points to three main factors that contribute to their low nutritional status.
It is thought that North Korea’s high altitude also leads them to eat fish twice as frequently as they use it. The United Nations suggests that by the end of 2011, North Koreans would not eat four times as much fish 우리 카지노as they do now, if they used that much land for food.
And the highest mountain they have to cross is very steep, making them very difficult for dogs to get to. Many dogs, unable to move fast enough with the heavy terrain, end up taking to the streets to get at them. This is not just a problem for North Koreans, but for everyone.
What about the animals?
Some people have suggested that a lack of fish might be the result of the population being deliberately bred to be small to begin with. That seems like a reasonable theory, although it is worth noting that while that is a common theory, it does not explain why large amounts of water are required to keep the population so small, the lack of land seems to be a key factor.
It might also be a combination of all three factors. An even more speculative suggestion could be that rats have lost the ability to hunt, for whatever reason, which means the amount of food they are required to hunt for now has also dropped.
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