Re: Intelligent Dinosaur Paleo Civilization?

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In article <3t0vsu$54d@columbia.acc.brad.ac.uk>
D.Morgan@brad.ac.uk "Dewi Morgan" writes:

> We will have other species with us when we colonise other planets in only a few
> thousand years. We will have other species with us when we change those parts
> of the earth that do not fit us into habitable regions. This may prove to be a
> little heavy on the scorpions that live in the deserts, but who cares?
>
Cats will come with us. They are adapting for it. We have spent our
centuries with them turning them into ideal companions for a lonely
asteroid miner, providing affection, aesthetic pleasure, and amusement. There
are still a few problems about enclosed spaces, but "Bombay" cats, a pretty
new recognised breed, love human companionship so much they arent too bothered
about going out. They've hitched their wagon to our star, and I think they're
going the whole way.

(Sorry if inappropriate to the newsgroup; couldnt resist...)

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Liz

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