What do 'You' think,....?

highly unlikely... but we are doing pretty good at offing ourseves...

I'm working on it. I'll send you a few seeds when its done.

'the happening' was a very sardonic comment on humans, in that the smartest thing for other species to do at this point would be to gang up and eradicate us. the problem is that evolution does not work in terms of genocide, and in the film, the plants act in a specified, geographical form of genocide. evolution allots single species better methods for hunting or protection, but no species besides humankind has the tools to tactically and knowingly wipe out an entire species...that kind of foresight requires a brain such as ours. it was a fun film, though.

I love that movie! Isn't Zooey Deschanel a dahl? I liked the plant thing, I think it was more clever than most of the world-will-destroy-us-'cause-you-drive-a-4x4 genre flicks. As for the chances that it could happen? I wouldn't put it past anything in nature--wilderness and I have never gotten along.

If plants could get rid of humans they already would have done it,we've been killing them for a long time.

I think maybe I should get rid of the plants from my bedroom window sill...

the day has to come at some point when all plants and animals get their revenge

hmmmmm...noooo...prob'ly not...

Maybe. Methane gas exposure is one of the theories put forward to explain how the dinosaurs were wiped out.
'Methane is produced in large quantities by termites and other animals (for example cows) and anaerobic decomposition of organic matter (for example in swamps). Impending suffocation may give rise to symptoms such as headaches and dizziness as the amount of oxygen in our bodies depletes. Maybe if this eruption of large amounts of natural gas were to happen again, we might behave madly because of our thumping headaches and lack of being able to breathe?