>britbarrens
How did this happen?
making arab friendly enviroment
>Iceland
>>52025059
Did they cut down the forests, or did they never have them?
>>52025268
Probably never had them. The area opposite the Channel has a similar forestation level.
>>52025059
Take a lot of woods to build all that English Armada for spain to sink
>>52025059
Industrial revolution
>>52025268
They did have fairly large forests around the time of the last ice-age or so, after that they just went to it with an axe for arable land
>>52025332
>Japanese history lessons
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_Armada
>>52025059
>forestugal
>>52025059
chopping down trees for ships and industry
>>52025268
I mean they had to have had some forests at some point in order to have Sherwood forest
>>52025404
>Singaporean education
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_Armada
industrial revolution
>>52025059
What happens in the only forest in Iceland?
>>52025463
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_Armada
Wew lad, didn't know about that
>>52025059
a thousand years of making these badboys
>>52025441
This, but being a Finn you wouldn't understand
>>52025582
Yeah were not industrialised nor developed at all
>>52025452
>>52025268
Britain is an overpopulated island. The first massive cut-down of the forests came with agriculture and settlements (houses need wood too). Later on they cut down a lot of the remaining forest to build ships and start the industrial revolution.
>>52025519
Wild bunnies run rampant
> tfw iceland used ti be +60% forest
>>52025519
trees, I imagine
>>52025059
>tfw carolus rex massplanted oak trees in southern sweden so the kings 400 years later would have trees for the warships
>>52025059
Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, Iceland, Ireland and Ukraine are the same, why not bully them you big mongol meanie?
>>52025632
Your spurdo factories are well renowned
>>52025648
It's not overpopulated at all, there's a large amount of countryside with no towns nor cities anywhere near it.
>>52025750
>not overpopulated at all
fuck off paki
>>52026150
>implying i said pakis should emigrate
calm down hussain, there won't be more competition for your curryhouse
>>52025750
Cant really think of the last time I saw something that said "made in the UK" either
Overpopulation doesn't automatically mean people crawling over each other like maggots.
Your cunt is totally reliant on food imports as it is.
>>52026256
the dildo your mum uses when your peckerwood dad can't get her off
>>52025718
I thought they were more for worship that warships? Or atleast used to be
>>52025059
>tfw Britain cut down all our forests to build their royal navy
>>52026284
Because certain foods can't be grown in the UK, UK grows only slightly less than 60% of its own food.
>>52026312
>oh baby
>fuck me daddy
>give it to mommy
>fuck me you motherfucker
Anglos in charge of not incesting
>>52026256
Because we don't say "made in the UK" every time we educate somebody or sell them a service
>fintists
>>52025304
The UK was covered in dense forest, most of the island. Much of it was cut down long ago, especially to build all those ships. Britain had the likes of wolves and bears roaming its forests.
>>52026408
>Displaying your weird fetishes on a mongolian finger painting forum
Calm down Sven
What do the forests in central Spain look like? When I was there, the whole area out of the train window seemed to be barren.
>>52025059
This Christmas I'm going to do something good and send Iceland a tree.
>>52026351
That was a thousand years ago Jukka. Also ash trees were holier I think, iirc it was in ash trees they used to hang sacrifices to Oden.
>>52026589
Will it be a big tree?
>>52026621
It will be the biggest!
>>52025718
France as well. Cardinal Mazarin planted several stands of oak trees for future use by the French navy, however the trees did not reach suitable size until the 19th century by which time steam had rendered wooden sailing ships obsolete.
haha woops
>>52026654
Even though it turned out to be not very useful in the end, such long-term thinking is quite impressive and a good example to follow.
>>52025268
They cut down tons.
Europe in general is pretty barren of trees compared to the USA, but Britain especially. They were going mad and basicallly cut down every tree possible during the industrial age
>>52026672
Eastern Denmark will never ever belong to Denmark again :) :) :)
>sweden is all green
so boring
I actually for once know the answer. It used to have loads of forest, but cut it all down as cities began to expand. They needed wood for heating and so cut down all of it. Eventually they began to run out which lead to them using coal instead since they had lots of it.
>>52025059
I really expected fewer trees in Sweden because of all the cvck sheds they are building.
>>52026672
Skåne confirmed rightful Dane clay
Europe has a pretty bad lack of biological diversity anyway due to the Ice Age; there's only two species of oaks north of the Pyrenees, the English Oak and Sessile Oak while the Eastern US alone has around 50 species.
So much paper to be made
>>52026927
>while the Eastern US alone has around 50 species.
The US is so great am i rite?????
>>52026352
thats why you get drunk?
>>52026885
Assburger answer:
Sweden is one of very few countries with increasing forest coverage. Our forests are increasing in size every year.
>>52026927
Didn't North America also have an ice age?
>>52027095
I have no idea if his comment has any merit to it, but during the ice ages Europe was far more covered in ice proportionate to it's size.
>>52026927
>muh multioakular diversity
>Euro barrens
Even when half our country is desert and plains, we still have more percent trees
Didn't some queen restricted the area of forests that could be chopped down short before the industrial revolution? IIRC, that made Britain import the woods they used for runnng the machines from Sweden and Russia, elevating the price and making people look for alternatives.
>>52027095
Yeh but it has to do with the peculiar circumstances of geography. The Pyrenees and Alps created a barrier that prevented flora from retreating south into the warmer Mediterranean. This wasn't an issue in NA and Asia, but most lowland species of plants in Europe were wiped out. Europe is missing entire genres of plants.
Anyway, as I said, the US has 90 species of oaks with 50 of them east of the Mississippi. China has about 100 species and Mexico has a whopping 120 oaks many of them endemic to that country.
>>52027248
Had no idea the US was like that.
>>52027248
>Ameribarrens
>>52027291
>boasting about oak
>>52027311
The entire midwest is basically giant flat plains which makes it really good for farming
>>52027248
>30.84%
nigga please
>>52025304
>The area opposite the Channel has a similar forestation level
The area opposite the Channel is very densely populated.. In part there were no trees because it was swamp and marshland, but the non-swampy bits were forested.. We just cut the lot down to make room for agriculture, houses and to use the wood in construction. The swamp-bits were pumped dry to make place for the same reasons.. There's just a few bits of 'forest' left, and those are very much protected now.
>>52027362
Not just that, but hickories, walnuts, persimmons, and mucho other stuff that is absent or nearly absent from Europe.
Bear in mind this is native tree forestation, this isn't including imported species. Left is pre-Maori, centre is European settlement, right is modern day
>>52027395
Nigger please we have deserts and plains that are literally incapable of growing trees, yet we have as a whole nearly the same forest cover as many European countries such as Switzerland, Germany, or France. Face it, Europeans just inherently hate trees and want to make their countries deserts.
>Meanwhile in states with actual forests , in regions of comparable size to European countries....
Eurobarrens can't compete
>>52025268
Never had them senpai. supposedly only had around 15% of forest as percentage of total land in 1086 and its about 10% ish now. But we have had periods like the agricultural revolution and the Napoleonic wars when we stripped woodlands to make ships or tools
>>52027362
The English Oak, which you are probably quite familiar with and which has a large part in European history/folklore. You could picture Isaac Newton sitting under this thing.
>>52027609
Of course we can't we had centuries to cut them, you know that thing they call History
>>52027609
just Proof that the USA is playing on Easy mode desu. Britain is hardmode with fuck all resources beyond sheep and coal
>>52027609
why didn't you screencap the other 20 states with 0%?
>>52027609
Is this some kind of banter, or are you just a silly lad? Sometimes I really can't tell..
>eurobarrens
>>52027850
Tin and gold, exported or taken back in the day. Excellent quality slate too.
>>52025059
>what are climates
European Beech. This is one of the most common trees in continental Europe widely planted along streets and in parks. It is not found in Britain except in the southeast, which may be an introduced population brought there in Neolithic times.
>>52027952
Nice try, we still rockin that good ol greeny leafy man
>>52027866
Because they're empty deserts naturally bare of trees, which is my point. American states are mostly plentiful of trees and we appreciate and conserve them, or they were naturally empty of trees in the first place.
Meanwhile, the European (not including Finland good guys that they are) despises trees and cuts them down and has no concern or appreciation for nature outside of small concentrated pockets of it that they visit when they're craving a bit of a trip to to the 'historical concept' of nature
>>52026749
Skåne will never belong to any scandinavians again
>>52028035
>American forests
>>52027953
The Romans liked Britain for its resources.
>Mining was one of the most prosperous activities in Roman Britain. Britain was rich in resources such as copper, gold, iron, lead, salt, silver, and tin, materials in high demand in the Roman Empire. The abundance of mineral resources in the British Isles was probably one of the reasons for the Roman conquest of Britain.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mining_in_Roman_Britain
>>52025059
Forests are forbidden by Sharia
>>52028015
Now, the American Beech is a lot rarer tree because it's not pollution-tolerant like F. sylvatica. Generally you won't see these unless you go to an undisturbed forest area like Allegheny National Park.
>>52027024
>no forests
>all the wolves dead
>destroyed culture
perpetual sadness my friend
>>52028079
Manhattan park is genius though, people realized they had killed too many trees, so some guy who wanted to preserve it created a huge park in the middle of New York for people to enjoy trees
>>52028104
Reparations when?
>>52028108
This. We need to clear out all the wildlife to make room for the baby boom.
>>52028015
I hate that beech. pun not intended.
Its just such a bleak and dreary looking tree. My favorites are birch and pines
>>52028035
I know I've been baited but
>Americans
>Giving a shit about nature
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ix50oWMlkRw
>>52028108
>>52028152
This, Europeans are clearing forests to accomodate Middle Easterns who are not used to the concept of it
>>52028135
There are however a lot of old, huge specimens of F. grandifolia around because the extremely hard wood was too difficult to cut before the event of power tools, meaning that early settlers generally didn't cut them down.
>>52025059
2000 years of development happened. Britain's a lot smaller than it looks, yet has a big population proportionally
Their used to be a law in England that said every Englishman must become a bowman, so I guess we would've had to cut down a shit load of trees to arm literally every man and boy in England with a bow and arrows for hundreds of years.
>>52028173
Yes we are shit in some respects but the American conservation movement is huge, I doubt Europeans even have a concept of conservation
>tfw all your forests are man made
>>52028079
that looks comfy, do homeless people live there?
>>52028195
Too big if you ask me
So are we posting our forests ?
>>52028079
Whats that building in the park?
fucken brits stole are trees
>Select all images with trees
>fuck it up
lel
>>52028195
There are a bunch of trees on a green space near my house. I reckon we could squeeze in a few more muslims if we cut them down too. I know a lot of people use that green space to walk their dogs, but dogs are haram anyway.
>>52028256
We're fine desu
Our country isn't 90% frozen wasteland like yours so we have more room than you think
>>52028211
Apparently the law is still in effect. Just nobody follows it and parliament can't be bothered repealing it because it'd take up to much time for other things.
>>52028258
Spooky
>>52028143
There's nothing more relaxing than visiting a square of trees in the middle of the city
>>52028241
Probably. My friend once saw a hobo jacking it off there
>>52028294
no clue
>>52028258
sure
>>52028321
I've been to Britain. You literally have no space between cities, its just a city, endless amounts of suburbs and then another city.
>>52028158
You probably mean the European White Birch which is generally the "image" most people have in their heads when birches are mentioned. They're often planted in the US for landscaping, but end up getting killed by Bronze Birch Borer, a pest that native birches resist, but European species do not.
>>52028369
that water is radioactive m8
>>52028399
>You literally have no space between cities, its just a city, endless amounts of suburbs and then another city.
Nah.
>>52028234
>>52028241
Back in the 70s, Central Park was homeless mugger/rapist/junkie central. Better today.
>>52028399
Wow, you could not be more wrong.
>>52028234
>His country unironnicaly uses hydraulic fracture but somehow cares about the earth
>His country has shit trains and common transportation but big cars everywhere
>Americans care so much about environment they'll spill 11 millions liters of liquid waste into a river and make it brown
>>52028399
>I took one train journey between two cities and this is how I think the entirety of the UK is like
>>52028429
It's not. I'd gladly drink it, because it would mean I am drinking the blood of Italians and answering the call of my imperial ancestors
>>52028369
>There's nothing more relaxing than visiting a square of trees in the middle of the city
I don't know if you're being sarcastic, but New York developed too fast and they realized they cut down so many trees people would not have any nature. Having that large area of trees allows to them to keep some semblance of nature for something too late to repair.
In slower developing cities you'll see many trees interspersed within the city itself, the capital is especially good at this
>>52028399
We have massive areas of greenery, its just they're often separated from the cities. Look at the Lake District, or the entire country of Scotland.
>>52028258
>>52028461
Carbon dioxide is good for the forests don't you know my Brit friend :^)
>>52028508
Why do you hate Venice so much?
>>52028544
>yfw France is actually becoming a desert
>>52028548
Well that explains why the forests died
Norway Maple. A pretty tree in Europe, unfortunately a horrible, disgusting invasive weed here.
>>52028429
Then it would be green m89
>>52028399
This is probably wrong but whatever
I think it's because when the Romans built roads in England, people obviously built cities and towns along those roads, over the course of over 1000 years of course those roads are going to be cramped by now. Those Roman roads obviously influenced where our motorways go because it's just common sense to connect all the major cities, if you don't travel down the roads that have been built on for thousands of years you'll see England isn't so densely built.
>>52028413
We have endless and endless birch forests here. Its pretty much a staple tree.
>>52028657
This isn't Fallout, that's not how radiation works
>>52028594
We need to make the refugees feel at home
>>52028718
Then how did you tell in the first place?
>>52028697
That's...pretty true
Our cities are very interconnected so its really easy to just travel from city to city and see nothing else. But head to the South-West, or off the main roads and its massively green. We have a lot more farmland, marshland and other shit than forests though.
>>52028606
I should add - both these pics were taken in Belgium. I've never seen a Norway Maple here look as nice or well-formed as they do in Europe. Usually they're covered with black tar mildew. I guess they don't handle the ecosystem of the US that well (being that they didn't evolve in it and all that).
For example, NM often lives 200 years in Europe but typically averages 60 here.
>>52025059
civilised nations remove their trees ;^)
>>52028490
I was driven around in a car, we drove from London to Liverpool and back through Leeds and that was literally all it was.
In Finland you have a lot of open space and endless forests between cities, but from where I could see Britain is pretty evenly populated all across. You never really got a feeling youre in the country side
>>52028838
That just means the land beside the roads is urbanised, not the entire fucking country
>>52028811
>Turkey
>>52028808
Forgot pic.
>>52028838
>have the biggest empire the world has ever seen
>be the richest empire the world has ever seen
>expect us not to have built shit literally everywhere
>start the industrial revolution
Your country would've done the same if you could of afforded it senpai, I mean I love trees, but I love living in one of the richest countries in the world more.
>>52025465
Ever seen this?
>>52028702
Some of our American birches include Gray Birch, River Birch, Sweet Birch, Yellow Birch, and Paperbark Birch. River Birch is unique among the genus in that it is founder in warmer climates and its seeds ripen in spring instead of the fall.
>>52025059
Finland looking cute
Paper is an oppressive Western invention.
>>52028974
?
>>52028887
>That just means the land beside the roads is urbanised
I don't think you realized how weird this is. In the US, on the east coast at least, if you drive between any built up areas, you expect to eventually drive through a lot of wooded areas
>>52028974
>Your country would've done the same if you could of afforded
>you could of afforded
>could of afforded
top kek
American Sycamore is probably one the most common trees in the eastern US, you find them in wooded areas all over the place, especially by creeks and streams.
>>52028462
Is it big enough that you could sneak in and camp there over night?
>>52029154
Yeh in Pennsylvania there's quite a lot of forest in between cities.
>>52029154
The US has been a country for 200 years and has been building in the west coast for even less than that. People have been building shit in England for thousands of years, come back in 3015 and tell how how much woodland you have left.
>""""Europe""""
>Includes Anatolia
>>52029289
> People have been building shit in England for thousands of years, come back in 3015 and tell how how much woodland you have left.
Tons because we conserve our forest and actually pay people to plant trees
>>52029129
>GDP per capita proving literally anything
'no'
Finland has maybe like 500 people living there, tops. We have like 60,000,000 in Britain, if Finland had the population of Britain your GDP would be that of an African nation.
>>52029369
>>52029369
Coincidentally, Britain has the population of an African nation
>>52029369
No, if Finland had a population of 60 million like Britain, we'd have higher GDP AND higher gdp per capita
>>52029369
>GDP doesn't count when i'm not the one posting it
SUCCESS BREEDS JEALOUSY
haha look at all these pathetic worms
"W-well we have uhh we have uhh m-more plants and empty space than England, haha take that! We are truly the superior nation"
>>52028838
Can confirm. I drove from London to Bristol, then up to Manchester and Liverpool and never felt like I left the suburbs of London. There was no wilderness at all, just endless satellite towns wrapped in suburbs punctuated by the occasional city.
>where are all England's trees
We used them to built boats to build the most impressive naval force the world has ever seen and come closer to conquering the world than any empire. Trees well spent imo.
>>52029562
>britkeks actually defend their lack of trees
AHAHAHAHAA
Gum Tree
Found all over Australia
>>52029696
Weird, it doesn't look like it's made out of gum. Is it all pink inside?
>>52028838
>>52029581
Now do the same while not driving on the highways, you utter retards
The west side of The Netherlands is named Holland which litterly means Woodlands.
>>52029009
I did. I don't remember if it's the one Golani use.
>England has no trees
I live in a post industrial shit hole town that's between 2 major cities and I can see quite a few trees out my window so I don't know what your talking about desu
Typical lovely English weather too
>>52029767
Normal highways should be surrounded by trees and forests, unless you're talking about highway clusterfucks
>>52029767
Have you left Europe before?
>>52029896
That's considered a lot of trees in England? It's practically empty. All I see is fields
>>52029896
We're talking about forests you dipstick
That looks soul crushingly miserable
>>52029696
Have you ever seen Cow Itch Tree? The seed pods have horrible sharp hairs in them that get embedded in your skin.
>>52025672
Are there any reforestation efforts in Iceland? There ought to be
>>52029009
Looks like something Jesus would take a nap under.
>>52029808
Show me a tree from Netherlands. I dare you
>>52029898
Why? Who cares? It is more logical to built villages/cities near main infrastructure.
I was just responding to the notion that Britain has no countryside, which is just plain bullshit. Britain's countryside is 100 times nicer than the "countryside" of Finland (which literally is nothing more than boring forests) and Australia (literally nothing more than dry as fuck open plains).
>>52029977
No
River Red Gum Tree, South Australia
>>52029808
I thought you were a giant swamp with half of the population living in 3 cities.
>>52030039
>Finland (which literally is nothing more than boring forests) and Australia (literally nothing more than dry as fuck open plains).
t. been to neither countries
>>52029934
My point was that my town was heavily involved in the industrial revolution and is less than a few miles from big cities and is very densely populated and there's still empty space and trees and shit despite that. So if towns like mine that removed all the trees and built factories every where still have trees, then we certainly have forests and woodland in other places.
I would never live in concrete hell city.
>>52030081
"Lagunaria is a monotypic genus in the family Malvaceae. It is an Australian plant endemic to Lord Howe Island, Norfolk Island and parts of coastal Queensland"
Might depend on where you live I guess.
>>52027248
The US confirmed as desert.
>>52030166
But you do
Doesn't Finland have the disgusting copy + pasted commie blocks everywhere?
>>52027643
That's bullshit. Before civilisation the UK was practically one whole forest with some marshy areas in between.
>>52029808
"Hol", "Wald", "Wood"
I love Germanic languages. :)
>>52028744
jesus christ france bulldoze that shit before it eats you
>choping off more trees than planting
Lebanese tier savages to be honest.
>>52030126
Swamp/forrest hybrid
>>52030036
>pic related basic Dutch forrest
>>52030126
I don't know why that guy mentioned it, since Holland (the western part of the Netherlands) has no forests anymore. It used to have, but it all used up during the Middle Ages.
Since 1900s we have been planting a lot of trees again in the rest of the country though. We went from 3% forestation in 1900 to about 11% now.
thank you for drinking coffee
>>52030302
>English medieval kings and lords giving a shit about how many trees the peasants get to enjoy in 1000 years
We didn't rule the world by being tree hugging hippies you know
>>52030320
>i can't read
>>52030036
>Show me a tree from Netherlands
>>52028173
>pollution porn
>>52030280
It's a major tourist attraction bruh, highest sand dune in Europe
And it's the only place like this anyway, pic related the dune in the background
>>52030206
I live in Victoria
>>52030255
no and our towns are small
If anyone wonders why western Norway dont have trees, it is because of the britons.
>his cunt doesn't plant forests
Explain yourselves if you don't do it
>>52028488
Stop,you have no idea what you're taling about.
Americans have a huge conservation and natural parks budget.
>>52030379
I can, your post made no sense since there are barely any forests in North/South Holland anymore
>>52030255
>finland
>commie
Also
>>52027309
That feel when despite everything, Europe still is one of the most forested areas in the world
>>52030517
I know...
>cut down all their own trees to build ships
>have to buy wood from Scandinavia
>Germans destroyed what was left of France's maritime forests to build the Atlantic Wall
fuggen krauts I swear
>>52030548
The island Sotra which lays outside of Bergen city was litteraly shaven to the ground because of the brits. Its a fairly big island.
Kind of reminds me of Isengard
You know when Saruman destroyed the Forrests to build his Urak hai army? We did the same shit, except it was to built boats.
How perfidious
>i like to spend time in nature
>>52030663
>perfidious
stop using this word
>>52030531
This guy said bullshit, so I said bullshit. Any problem with that ?
"But the Armada gave the English a scare you don't forget. Result? Everyone started building really big ships. One of these monsters took one thousand oak trees."
>>52030698
>I can't imagine not being surrounded by cars smoke and other people
>>52030698
I actually unironically love trees
Redwoods are the comfiest desu
>>52029085
You seem to know a lot about trees. I live in Michigan and own a lot of land. I am short on money this year, any idea what trees I can get money for?
>>52030711
'no'
"Perfidious Albion" is a classic meme
>>52030531
So what he was going full retard anyway, did you go to the US because you think we don't have parks and protected areas ? Good news we have some too, you can come home. Also those things are true, their common transportation isn't very good on country scale, they do have tons of cars and often biggers than European ones, and the river thing, although an accident, is also true.
>>52030533
I didn't say in my post there are a lot of trees right now, I only said it is called like that. Because why would i say that when right in the OP there is evidence there are no trees at all.
>mfw i realised not all countries have freedom to roam
>>52030698
only forest around you, sauna next to the lake, only birds singing and Karhu III beer. That's a life.
>>52029767
Thats my point, out here you dont even need to get off the highway and youre in the middle of a forest.
>>52030854
>europoors
>having any nature left whatsoever
you don't understand the meaning of wide open spaces.
>>52030951
Seriously man.. It's quite depressing, i just want to roam around in some forrest on acid, but there are no fucking forrests around here
>>52031008
Don't you have one (1) forest?
I think I read about it.
>>52030959
This
Fuck I want summer back
>>52030951
I prefer the freedom to keep people off the land I bought and paid for.
If you like a bunch of people roaming around your house and property, good for you.
England used to also have wolves and shit in the forests too
But we killed them all
Why are the English so badass? I didn't see any other country go out and literally cull a dangerous predator to extinction for the bants.
>>52028802
Unfortunate fact is that england is just too small to ever be really out of reach of a city, stand on top of any hill in dartmoor and your best view will contain pretty ugly farmland, look east and you get exeter, south is the shitstain known as plymouth. Scotland and maybe the lakes seem to be the only places you're truly able to escape built up areas
>>52031039
De Veluwe, but that's all the way next to Germany
>>52030959
>when surrounded by nothing but nature I feel as Adam within Eden, my lord God cradling me in his creation.
>>52031077
People can't just roam around your house.
It's pretty rustling how foreigners think they can just hunt, fish, litter and cut down trees everywhere they want.
>>52031077
Freedom to roam does not extend to domestic yards ie anyhting that would disrupt the privacy of a household.
But if you own 1000 acres of land, I think its reasonable that people can roam through it.
>You will never live in a comfy small American town with flags hanging from every streetpost surrounded by tons of trees and forest
Why even live?
>>52030997
Nice meme especially coming from desert: the country
>be a birt
>almost get lost in the forest
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g274862-d276476-Reviews-Triglav_National_Park-Slovenia.html#REVIEWS
I thought only Czechs had a death wish.
>>52031102
>oh noes the big bad wolvses are eating our babbys
>lets form a mob and go kill them
Pussies. There has never been a recorded incident of a wolf killing a human in Finland.
>>52031241
Also forgot pic
>>52027952
Actually the current theory is that the aurochs maintained great plains in Europe that disappeared due to over hunting by humans, and agriculture simply returned things closer to normal.
>>52031269
>There has never been a recorded incident of a wolf killing a human in Finland.
There have been several in the 19th century.
>>52031099
In Western Norway (Bergen ) also, nothing left but some birds now.
>>52031241
>Yurocrampeds in charge of understanding scale
Theres probably a similar similar amount of square miles of forest here to the entirety of your country Pierre. Australia is enormous and you can travel for days in one direction without seeing any desert at all.
>>52031345
Yeah some folklore recorded in some church annals, but not a single one during our independence.
Swedish master race reporting.
>>52031375
Yeah if you follow the coast
>>52031429
>folklore
>>52030698
It really is comfy walking through the woods though
>ITT: "my country has more trees than yours but it doesn't mean I'll ever leave my room to see them anyway"
>>52031234
Us towns usually look nice, especially those in forested areas but that one looks rather poor tb'h
>>52031553
>implying
>implying
>IM FUCKING PLYING
>>52031476
So? You can go 5-6 hundred kilometres inland from most major cities and still be in grassland/forested areas. And most of it is pristine untouched natural parks.
>>52031241
>Australia is just a desert
End this meme, while yes most of Australia IS a desert, most Australians don't even live in the desert parts of the countries.
>>52031476
You mean the coast which is larger than all of western Europe?
