THIS IS JUST A HYPOTHESIS.
They made a documentary on the 100s of millions of red crabs 4 years ago. They now made a documentary of the invasive Crazy Yellow Ants that were brought by humans that are now making the red crabs extinct.
DID BBC EARTH KILL OFF THE RED CRABS BY ACCIDENTALLY BRINGING THE YELLOW ANTS?
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“Ești vai de morții tai Vlăduț.”
please this is the funniest thing i've seen all week. you guys just look so dumb because the bbc isn't going to delete to article just because you guys are mad. there's no inaccuracies in the article so they have no reason to delete it. like stop treating the bbc as if it's koreaboo or any of the other shitty kpop gossip "news" outlets. it's our main source of news here like you can't cancel them for writing an article about your faves scandal, that's not how a company like that works.
like do you guys not understand kpop stans are not their main target audience, the british gp is and as someone british i can confirm none of us gave a shit about them writing the article except for some mad stays, so they have zero reason to be bothered by it.
like jyp and hyunjin were trending on twitter in the uk for quite a long time because you guys don't know when to shut up and just accept that he's done stuff he's not proud of when he was younger and move on. it's your own fault that it got the attention of the bbc.
this is literally the equivalent of trying to cancel fox news or cnn, like it's not going to happen because it is the main source of news for british people. i just don't understand how you guys are trying to apply cancel culture to an official news company funded by taxpayers?
please grow up and just stop talking about the situation if you don't want to bring attention to it.
(and this is coming from a stay like it's so embarrassing to see you guys doing this)
[the only part about the article that i felt was unfair was when they made it seem like kihyun from mx was a bully just because he apologised when it was proven he wasn't. like that was unnecessary]
Looking at people’s pics of their collections they posted on here, I can’t help but notice the lack of BBC Earth documentaries and nature documentaries in general. This kind of surprises me. Planet Earth II, Dynasties, and Seven Worlds, One Planet were three of my first 4k purchases and they are all so breathtaking.
For those who don’t have any nature documentaries on 4k, is it because of a lack of interest or some other reason?
THIS IS JUST A HYPOTHESIS.
They made a documentary on the 100s of millions of red crabs 4 years ago. They now made a documentary of the invasive Crazy Yellow Ants that were brought by humans that are now making the red crabs extinct.
DID BBC EARTH KILL OFF THE RED CRABS BY ACCIDENTALLY BRINGING THE YELLOW ANTS?
