"Do you not understand what biodiversity loss means? " I do But you obviously DON'T As is proven by your patently absurd, utterly bizarre and inexplicable, ludicrous, preposterous and laughably ridiculous claim that only 4% of the mammal species on Earth are wild:
Your opinion in meaningless and you’re obviously a wilfully ignorant waste of time. tc ourworldindata.org/wild-mammals...
The website you linked to: "Terrestrial mammals weighed in at an estimated 20 million tonnes of carbon 10,000 years ago. This is now around nine times larger" You [wrongly] believe that "biodiversity" and "biomass" are the same thing According your source what you call "biodiversity" has INCREASED
A deliberately-uneducated and intentionally-uninformed, intellectually-retarded elementary school flunkout and scientific illiterate such as yourself [who proudly boasts and brags about thinking that 99.99% is "only a few percent"] is in NO position to accuse ANYONE else of being "wilfully ignorant"
Even IF all 14 animal species that have been domesticated WERE all mammals [which they AREN'T], this still would only comprise 0.002% of the 6,750 mammal species on Earth Meaning that 99.99% of all mammal species are wild So you clearly lack any comprehension of what the word "few" means as well
"Wild mammals make up only a few percent of the world’s mammals" FALSE This claim has already been proven to be nothing more than a blatant, bald-faced and flagrant LIE, with reference to the fact that "There are over 6,750 species of mammals", whereas "Only 14 animal species have been domesticated"
"Biodiversity refers to the variety of living species on Earth, including plants, animals, bacteria and fungi." education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/bio...
" an investigator can count the number of species present (usually called species richness)" www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
"Scientists measure biodiversity by collecting data on the number of species" academics.lmu.edu/media/lmuaca...
"Biodiversity is often measured as the species count in a given area, be it a single tree, an ecosystem, a landscape or region, or the planet as a whole." explore.britannica.com/study/4-diff...
"Your opinion in meaningless and you’re obviously wilfully ignorant" FALLACY: Psychological Projection The one here who, by their own admission completely, totally and utterly lacks any comprehension, knowledge or understanding of what "biodiversity" is or what the term "biodiversity" means is YOU