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i wonder what other invasive from europe endangers natives
Cannot tell if a serious statement or sarcastic. But sure, there are many invasive species from Europe all over the world. Just as there are many invasive species from all over the world in Europe. And they threaten native species all over the globe. Habitat loss and climate change are probably much bigger concerns to endangered species though... What's so insidious about honeybees is what's mentioned in the meme as well, that they are easily economically exploitable so that companies like to focus their environmental programs on them instead of actually endangered species. Also, people tend to like relatable animals much more so most public campaigns to save endangered species are related to cute or anthropomorphized animals.
It's a joke, they're talking about white people.
Hahaha lol, I didn't catch that at all but now it is pretty obvious
It probably doesn't happen too often... Right?