If all life on Earth rebelled against human domination, how long would humanity last?

Humans can sustain a day at most. Once all living things rebel against humans, the greatest danger to humans is not large carnivores such as lions and bears, but some creatures that we cannot see or touch. If all the bacteria turn against each other, then human beings will not even be able to live for a day, because the good bacteria will no longer help the human body, but will help the bad bacteria, which is very scary.

I don't think this kind of human being can last long, and at this time, human beings are in a state of isolation, and it is very likely that they will disappear from the earth.

If such a thing really happens, then human beings will not be able to survive for long, because human beings live ** all these creatures on the earth.

I think that if we are faced with such a situation, we should be able to support it for a long time, because human beings have a high level of intelligence and have a lot of countermeasures, so they can support it for a long time.

Humans can still survive for a long time, because even if all living things rebel against humans, then humans have a lot of countermeasures and solutions.

Once all living things are bad for humans, even just cells and germs can make human beings end their lives quickly.

Humans are one of the most dominant species on the planet, but that doesn't mean we've taken full control of the planet. Despite our high level of technological and scientific capabilities, our environment and ecosystems remain very complex and fragile, and the effects of our actions on them can also be irreversible.

We are already seeing some clear signs that human activities are causing a lot of damage to the Earth's ecosystem. Global warming, rising sea levels, environmental pollution, and biodiversity loss are all huge challenges that we are facing. Failure to miss these issues will not only have a significant impact on our lives and economies, but can also have catastrophic consequences for the entire planet's ecosystem.

Therefore, we need to ensure that we can continue to survive in the future, while protecting the environment in which we live. This requires us to take proactive action to reduce our impact on the environment. We need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, control pollution, protect biodiversity, conserve resources, and so on.

We need to adopt sustainable ways of producing and consuming to ensure that our economy and lifestyle do not cause irreversible damage to the environment.

Of course, that's not to say we can't rule the planet. We have developed many innovative technologies and tools that can help us better understand and manage the Earth's ecosystems. Through collective efforts and global cooperation, we can take appropriate steps to protect our environment and ecosystems while ensuring that we continue to enjoy life on our planet.

Finally, we need to be aware of the impact our actions have on the environment of our yearling chain and take action to reduce these impacts. We need to recognise our responsibility to the planet and ensure that we take appropriate steps to protect our home.

OK. Human beings are able to govern the earth through the mechanisms they have established, including political systems, economic mechanisms, social civilizations, and laws and regulations.

The reason why human beings have been able to successfully dominate the land is also due to the continuous development of human intelligence and ability, forming a complex social structure that provides a reliable guarantee for the survival of human beings.

The political, economic, social and legal mechanisms formed by human beings enable them to better manage the earth, and the evolving wisdom of human beings provides a reliable guarantee for the management process.

In addition, the Earth is a complex and dynamic system consisting of a focus on tough disciplines, climate change, species diversity and the biosphere, and a series of scientific, technological and institutional reforms can be adopted to meet the growing environmental and resource challenges, and to achieve unified planning and management to protect the integrity of the planet.

If it really happens, it will take at least a few trillion more years for the earth to adapt to the activities of living beings, and microorganisms and viruses will dominate the new earth, but it is not excluded that human beings will evolve from the new, but it is difficult to say whether apes or orangutans will appear at that time, and it can be said that the probability of human reappearance is almost equal to 0.

It feels like a gorilla, the IQ of a gorilla is relatively high, which is equivalent to the IQ of a six-year-old child, and they have their own thinking and habits, so if humans exterminate the gorilla, it is very likely that the gorilla will rule the earth.

Chimpanzees, chimpanzees have very intelligent brains and are extremely aggressive, and if humans become extinct, it will be chimpanzees who will rule the planet.

I feel that the monkeys on Earth will rule the Earth after the extinction of humans because the monkey is a very intelligent animal.

Mouse. Rats are almost 100 times more adaptable to the environment than humans, and they can live well even in areas that have been contaminated by radiation.

If humanity disappears, what creatures will rule the earth? The rats got a high number of votes, but they couldn't.

In fact, the earth does not belong to human beings, but human beings belong to the earth, human beings are one of the countless species of life on the earth's body, human beings are too conceited and do not conform to the laws of nature, Jesus said that the end must return, not far away.