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By: TheJestPress.com
**Animals Are Outperforming Humans in Climate Activism, According to Forests**
In a stunning upset for nature influencers everywhere, leading scientists announced today that forests thick with party-animal biodiversity are trouncing even the crunchiest granola-hippie efforts at storing carbon. Turns out, if a forest isn’t teeming with bushy-tailed, beaked, or even suspiciously sticky-pawed critters, it misses out on up to FOUR TIMES the carbon storage.
“It’s like the difference between the Met Gala and a middle school dance,” explains Dr. Fern Leafston, director of the Institute for Dramatic Eco-Statistics. “If animals don’t show up, nothing spreads, nobody dances, and the place never fills up.” Not only is this embarrassing for tree-huggers worldwide (especially the trees, who reportedly feel “uncuddled”), it’s also a major setback in the climate change drama.
Why? Get this: 81%—yes, that’s NOT a typo—of tropical trees need animals to spread their seeds. No monkeys chucking mango pits, no birds relieving themselves after a passionfruit feast, no regeneration. The Department of Making Things Obvious released a report urging: “Hey, people! No animals, no future rainforests. Only tumbleweeds (and those are winning zero biodiversity awards).”
Meanwhile, forests depleted of animals—due to human hobbies like “deforestation” and “everything tastes like chicken”—become ghostly carbon storage units, incapable of sucking up our CO2 sins.
Still, some people stubbornly insist on planting trees using drones, sticks, or motivational speeches. But until the animals agree to come back (their union reps are reportedly demanding more snacks and fewer chainsaws), forests will struggle in their role as climate’s emotional support system.
So next time you see a toucan, monkey, or bat, thank them for their service. Maybe offer a fruit basket. And remember: if you really love climate action, stop shooing squirrels and start inviting them to all your eco-parties.
By: TheJestPress.com
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