What foodchain would take 500 years to reach humans?

>>7977414
What?

>>7977417
How many and which creatures would it take to be eaten by humans in the span of 500 years?

>>7977414
the frozen mammoths that Tsars ate took tens of thousands of years.

>>7977414
maybe something in a big nature reserve. but in this case event is diluted strongly.

or something from deep-sea

>>7977414
>food chains aren't billions of years old

life started a long time ago, moron

>>7977422
What?

>>7977417
>>7978074
Dunno what he's on about either, but I think a cool question would be whether a human could actively be preyed on by something, instead of us being on top of the food chain. Necrotic bacteria? Nanobots? Zombies?

>>7978078
Other humans. haha, it's a trope

>>7978031
>total age is the same as the time taken for food to reach a certain point in a food chain
Nice reading comprehension, moron

Also, food chains aren't even the same due to evolution, so you're incorrect when you're trying to correct

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This thread is a perfect example of what /sci/ has become.

Pure fucking stupidity

>>7978450
>become