Pearls Before Swine by Stephan Pastis for August 02, 2023

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    National Rat  10 months ago

    I stay in bed to sleep

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    BasilBruce  10 months ago

    Pig’s worried because of all his mass.

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    BE THIS GUY  10 months ago

    Probably survive the sixth and seventh mass extinctions also.

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    Erse IS better  10 months ago

    Life: Ain’t NObody gets out alive…

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    scote1379 Premium Member 10 months ago

    Hey Mother Nature is a real Serial Killer , Don’t Pi££ Her Off !

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    syzygy47  10 months ago

    Timmy wants to know if you have any messages to pass along to the evolved cockroaches that will replace us.

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    cmxx  10 months ago

    News flash, Pig: staying in bed won’t help.

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    I need a burrito  10 months ago

    Dinos ice age wut else

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    Cpeckbourlioux  10 months ago

    This little piggy stayed home.

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    blunebottle  10 months ago

    World’s largest tardigrade!

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    Richard Howland-Bolton Premium Member 10 months ago

    They may have survived, but they have NEVER won any races.

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    Doug K  10 months ago

    A Tardigrade is “often” “commonly” called a Water Bear.

    To me, it looks kind of like a microscopic mole rat.

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    iggyman  10 months ago

    Too worried about things to stay in bed!

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    tonypezzano  10 months ago

    Biggest tardigrade ever.

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    gawaintheknight  10 months ago

    Hey, a pig in a blanket!

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    west genny  10 months ago

    …and my learning continues…

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    artheaded1  10 months ago

    Where’s his cousin, Wally the Waterbear?

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    Windfall35  10 months ago

    Sorry? There have been five mass extinctions? Before fossil fuel carbon emissions? You mean climate shifts and changes as a natural process?

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    mrsdonaldson  10 months ago

    Five? I need to look that up.

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    DaBump Premium Member 10 months ago

    Five mass extinctions or one Divine Global Judgement — either way, looks like the next one isn’t far off. I don’t think staying in bed is the answer, though.

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    jc17  10 months ago

    All the millions of Earthly species alive today have ancestors who have survived all the mass extinctions.

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    Ellis97  10 months ago

    Pig doesn’t want his kind to be wiped off the face of the Earth.

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    Huckleberry Hiroshima  10 months ago

    Enormous tardigrade.

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    rick92040  10 months ago

    The five mass extinctions. https://ourworldindata.org/mass-extinctions

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    LightWarriorK  10 months ago

    I would like to see much more of Tardigrade. He needs a rich backstory, a nickname (Tardi? TG?) and some plotlines dedicated to him. Please!

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    Zebrastripes  10 months ago

    Is this the worm that’s come alive after defrosting from the permafrost?

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    goso1963  10 months ago

    His name is Timmy. He is now doomed to perish well before the next mass extinction.

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    ImDaRealAni  10 months ago

    And weren’t they spilled on the moon by an accidental crash? I wonder if they are still alive.

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    rshive  10 months ago

    Goat speaks for Timmy?

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    ladykat  10 months ago

    I don’t blame you, Pig.

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    22Wu33/es Premium Member 10 months ago

    just a thought: we’re in the midst of the sixth great extinction event. We’re killing off songbirds, butterflies, whales, fish, and quite possibly ourselves….

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    prrdh  10 months ago

    Nah, it’s just one of the reasons you stay there.

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    wordsmeet  10 months ago

    Leave it to the humorless paranoids try to ruin a fun strip for the rest of us.

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    Kilrwat Premium Member 10 months ago

    And now, the Anthropocene Extinction…

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    Ishka Bibel  10 months ago

    At least 5 and it feels like the next one is warming up in the batters’ box.

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    Johnny Q Premium Member 10 months ago

    does that include the mass extinction happening today…

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    BeniHanna6 Premium Member 10 months ago

    5, as far as we know.

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    Goat from PBS  10 months ago

    It’s official: the world hates us and is trying to kill us.

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    Geezer  10 months ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tardigrade

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    oish  10 months ago

    With the decline of organized religion, some mass extinctions are bound to happen

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    mokspr Premium Member 10 months ago

    Tardigrade: “I’ve survived 5 mass extinctions.” Mankind: "Challenge accepted. "

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    The Moose Group  10 months ago

    Soon to be six

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    stamps  10 months ago

    And we are experiencing the sixth.

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    zeexenon  10 months ago

    We’re under another now. Live, love, and enjoy. They achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much.

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    Mbwebwe  10 months ago

    That is one BIG tardigrade!

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    John Jorgensen  10 months ago

    And we’re in the midst of the sixth.

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    B UTTONS  10 months ago

    Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray the Lord my soul to keep. If a mass extinction occurs, at least I had lay myself down in peace, and sleep. At least I won’t wake up as someone’s bacon in the morn.

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    NatureBatsLast  10 months ago

    Dig deeper, more extinction events have been found and if we don’t modify this one even the tardigrades won’t make it. Burning spent fuel rod radiation will destroy the ozone.

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    twstd  10 months ago

    We’re overdue for another

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    patrickschreiber1951  10 months ago

    which is a good thing

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    WCraft Premium Member 10 months ago

    Mass extinction of common sense is almost as bad.

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    PaintTheDust  10 months ago

    Big for a tardigrade. Now they are bulking up for the takeover. I’m all for it— how could they be worse than humans?

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    Sisyphos  10 months ago

    It’s like Waiting for Godot, save that Pig is Waiting for Mass Extinction Number Six….

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    Swirls Before Pine  10 months ago

    You can just as easily get extincted in bed, Pig.

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