Ursa & General
Hey General, I’ve been studying how wildlife corridors shape movement across landscapes—think of it as a natural version of logistics. Got a minute to compare that with military supply lines?
Wildlife corridors are like the roads our armies use—direct, efficient, and kept clear for movement. In nature, animals find paths that link safe spots, avoid hazards, and maintain supply of food and mates. In the military, supply lines must do the same: keep materiel flowing, avoid ambushes, and protect vital resources. Both require good mapping, timing, and protection of the route. When either system breaks, the whole operation falters. Keep your paths open and well defended.