Very interesting, thanks for the info!

Close, NSAIDs cause stomach problems in humans by preventing the prostaglandin-mediated acid balance and decreasing mucosal secretion that normally protects the stomach from the acid it produces, but that’s not what’s killing the vultures.

The vultures generally die of kidney failure, which can be a problem in humans, but generally not at commonly used doses as long as no other interacting drugs are used or other kidney problems exist in the person. The exact mechanism for the kidney failure in vultures is not known, however, and thought to be different to how NSAIDs cause kidney problems in humans.

I’m not sure how anyone would ever know

Biology? Idk some of the memes posted here are a bit of a stretch to fit the theme.

OOP’s comment on the original post that the cross-poster should have shared:

Disclaimer: I wrote “idiot” to describe someone who paid for the product not because they’re actually idiots, but it’s because Microsoft is treating them like that: their official solution on the website is “simply subscribe to the latest and greatest or buy a new “perpetual” license to office 2024 to continue using what you paid for”

It dates back to at least 2016, so definitely not AI. Probably just a type of imaging that you’re not familiar with.

Here is a not weirdly censored and un-censored version:

Fish

I’m sure if you took a lone bee away from its hive, it wouldn’t last very long either. Doesn’t mean we aren’t still a part of nature, even if we do try and forget.