The Tyrannosaurus Rex continued, "Most animals in nature are creatures that follow their instincts. They hunt only to survive. Even if some of their hunting methods are cruel, like those of the Parasitic Wasp, they don't generate much negative emotion and thus don't cause significant trouble for the Underworld.
But humans are different. The pace of human development and progress is too fast, and their impact on nature far exceeds what is typical for an ordinary species. A single deep-sea fishing expedition can kill tens of thousands of fish. The development of rainforests can leave millions of animals homeless. Every second, humans are driving other species to extinction. All creatures in nature have the right to survive, yet human actions have far surpassed what is necessary for survival, becoming excessively greedy."
