#repopulating

[cmweller]

Challenge #04692-L308: There's Always a Catch

Below the waves is a shrine. Those who lay upon the alter join the sirens, gaining a new form and an enrapturing voice. And Arbin had best learn to use these new pipes, for the sacred duty of sirens is to ensure at least one is always singing a lullaby. For if the song ever falls silent, something lurking in the darkest depths may awaken at last…

Inspired by BKF's comment below this previous tale: https://peakd.com/fiction/@internutter/challenge-04657-l273-uninhabited -- Deathshead419

They were beautiful, and their voices were enrapturing. Arbin was waist deep in the surf before he thought to wonder what the hell he was doing or why. They were going to eat him!

He half-stumbled back towards the shoreline, unable to run since the water was slowing him down.

One stopped her singing. Well. Changed her tune. "Come, come down. We want you around. Join us all, out of hail or squall. No need to starve nor for tools to carve. Take your ease under the seas."

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[wurds-fur-nurds]

Pressuropopulintimae noun Pres·su·ro·pop·u·lin·ti·mae \ˌpre-shə-rō-ˌpä-pyə-lin-ˈtī-ˌmā\

The complex process by which a system or environment, having undergone significant depletion or reduction in population or resources, is gradually re-pressurized and re-populated, while maintaining or restoring the innermost essential components or structures (often used in ecological, sociological, or biological contexts).

The act of replenishing a delicate or intimate system under controlled pressure, ensuring the restoration of both external and internal balance.

"The pressuropopulintimae of the coral reef involved not only the reintroduction of species but also the careful management of the habitat's pressure dynamics to support its most vital structures."

[ucbcomedy]

Season 2 of Last Two People on Earth by Brinkman debuts with an episode about the biological economics of repopulating the Earth. 

[goat-blog]

repopulating

[write-here-right-now]

The whole concept of the last two people on Earth repopulating the world is a little poorly thought through.. at least with this degenerated gene pool. After having a few kids, the next generation would have to have kids with their own siblings, very likely with deformities. The situation only gets worse from there.

Eden Ludekens

[habitualsmiles-blog]

how do you feel about this? a friend of mine posted this link on facebook stating that she cannot decide how she feels about it; "it tugs on her heart strings". the images and the video footage is incredible, but is unnaturally repopulating this species of rhinoceroses worth jeopardizing the beautiful creature's happiness? stripping a human from his habitat, family, and friends would cause nothing short of insanity. imagine waking up where you hadn't fallen asleep, on a ground you'd never stepped foot on. i understand they want to help repopulate them. but, is it natural the way this is happening? are they supposed to repopulate these rhinos? species become extinct, and that's that. if every species that lived before us was forced or manipulated to repopulate, species such as ourselves wouldn't have evolved into what we are today. what do you think, babies? ...and how do i enable replies?