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Home > Oh, Really? > Archives > 2008 > December > 02 > Entry

Extinction at a lagerithmic rate

By Gary Harmon | Tuesday, December 2, 2008, 06:12 PM

OK, perhaps not exactly. But it seems to be as good an explanation as any of looming extinctions, according to this story.

One can infer that that amphibians are aleing from any number of causes but the theory that global warming was causing the extinction of amphibians seems to be croaking.

And not a moment too soon

Not to make lite of this story, but the banana angle on extinction probably has more appeal than the global warming one.

Page 2, BTW, has someone who says the beer-and-bananas approach is “seriously flawed.”

Well, proper aging is everything, we’re told.

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