Saigon
Gold Member
Ya see, Saigon, drought is always a local event. It never covers an area of more than a few thousand square miles. Eagles can see for hundreds of miles and find water. If the rain isn't falling where they live, they just go somewhere else.
And yet I just presented you with evidence of a drought that covered almost a million square kilometres.
How hard is it for you to accept that more droughts mean more deaths; both human and avian?