All the seemingly bizarre prehistoric creatures in the film did indeed survive in waves during that relatively distant ice age, emerging, thriving, dying out, or evolving to adapt to new environments. You are welcome to say that the people of that time, the ancestors of human beings, if they gave the mammoth saber-toothed tiger, who was at the top of the food chain at that time, the leisure of the words in the film, probably in their eyes, human beings are just those at the bottom of the food chain who can hunt and bully at any time. "Lower creatures". And how did they expect that they would be dug up after being buried under the permafrost of Siberia for thousands of years, played on the screen and ridiculed their own extinction in the language of "lower creatures"?
The mammoth saber-tooth at that time, including the human at that time, would not and would not have the leisure to think about such profound meanings as "meaning of existence", but just like that squirrel, it focused and chased its own acorns. From the most basic point of view, the meaning of individual survival is as simple as that - to acquire resources and consume them, and this must be continuously acquired and consumed to stimulate all potentials of life, temper the resilience of life, and thus implement the length of life and ensure the race. continuation.
Maybe simple is best. Whether the snow mountain collapses, the glaciers melt, the vultures are surrounded by vultures, or the strange fish are chasing, my lovely squirrel doesn't need to care, and no one can deprive and stop it from its attachment to the fruit; The flooding has eased the danger of extinction of other species, and my venerable squirrel is just a small fruit in his hands. So its life is so simple and rich that its heaven is golden and fruity.
If life could be so easy, I would be that "paranoid" squirrel.
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