Environment
Humans Make Up Only 0.01 Percent Of All Living Things On Earth, While Plants Represent 82 Percent
Humans may not be the masters of the planet after all. A comprehensive new study illustrates how little humankind weighs in the planet's total biomass — and yet they cause a disproportionate, massive impact on it.
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