Humans banned From Celebrating International Earth Day

News from the Natural World: Humans are banned from celebrating “International Earth Day”.

The UN Global Council of Species voted 8.7 million to 1 in favour of a blanket ban on homo sapiens taking part in the campaign. The vote has without a doubt shocked the human race. Every single species on the planet was in unanimous agreement. Not even one single species dissented from the vote.

International Earth Day is celebrated around the world. The event is held on April 22 to demonstrate support for environmental protection. It was first celebrated in 1970 and now includes events coordinated globally by the Earth Day Network. Over 193 countries celebrated the day last year as well. In fact, since 1970 all 8.7 million species on the planet have gotten involved. This is a result of the current 6th Extinction that the earth is facing.

Humans banned from celebrating International Earth Day

However this year things have been a bit different. Delegates from the big cat families initially brought forward the motion to ban humans. But since then the campaign picked up a momentum of its own. The movement outlined 5 reasons for banning the human race;