I have a ‘pluribus’ question: what happened to the animals?

We are a few episodes A bullet, Vince Gilligan’s new apple series, and I have questions: where have all the animals gone? And join them with me?

As Carol (Rhea Beahorn) rightly drinks in the hellscape that suddenly benefices that is the Human Race with a nearby nest, she is not troubled by the comforting Spirit, comforted by a stray dog, or able to ride a horse in the sun.

The total number of species on Earth is estimated at 8.7 million (including plants), however they are entering A bulletthere is no golden lion tamarin, wirish wolfhound, or Egyptian tortoise to be seen. What is happening here?

Are animals affected by stress?

If you think of it as a “virus” – The lyke “glue” glue that connects the humanity initiated by the Alien Decoded technology, has been tested on animals, and it is still evident that the animal kingdom is experiencing what is known as “joining.” If, as explained in episode 1, “we say,” Does that include all creatures, great and small, on earth?

At the moment we do not know who created the sequence, even if all the animals were affected by the virus dust that we saw in episode 1, which changed most of the remaining people, but the mice seem to get the same kind of temporary paralysis where Carol confuses them. On the other hand, in episodes 1, 2, and 3, we don’t see any animals joining the levels of mental integration to perform the same task, and none of Carol’s neighbors catch a random animal for no reason.

However, we learn a few things in episode 2 about what happened to the other animals after joining.

Join the people and let all the animals from the zoo.

In a non-joking carol for the people Aboard Air Force One, Koumba Diastané (Samba Schutte) talks about how “all zoos are empty.” Xiu Mei (Sharon Gee), who lives near the Beijing Zoo, says that the zoos would be empty if the people who did not have sex. He says: “They let all these animals go, they explained that he tried to beat the giraffe for eating a tree outside his area, but it didn’t pay him any mind. “Obviously, when it comes to lions and tigers, they suffer a lot,” said Koumbamba.

My question is, where did they all go? Have they all returned to their natural habitats, shriveled up and returned to the circle of life or what?

As for pets, I don’t see a single dog or cat or hamster inside A bullet. In Episode 2 The Conference, Mei says she didn’t ‘give’ him her dog, without looking closely, but Koumba says, “All dogs are on their chains.” Is there some kind of dog paradise where our four-legged friends make a sweet, sweet home and are allowed to walk whenever they like? Are dogs even human at this point? Can the dogs go we?

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He joined the people who would “deliberately end his life,” and they are all vero.

Then there are all the vegetables to join. In episode 2, in the food of more food in what looks like tuscany, it is clear that the animals killed before joining were kept (or cooked for people who don’t join) – Koumba is given chicken, carol is given salmon. Later in the episode, Carol is served bacon and eggs. In episode 3, when Carol’s local supermarket is completely taken over in a matter of minutes by joining people, that includes meat parts.

But in the second stomach meal, we learn that the people who joined do not kill animals – when Koumba, saying that he asked for Lobster, Zosia (Karolina Wydra) explains, “but the only one, but the only lobster available is alive.” When asked by the unmarried Lakshmi (Menik Goneratne) if she’s a vegetarian, Zosia replies, “that would be what you like, yes,” and explains that having pesticides is also on the table. He says: “We will not achieve life on purpose. It is not in our situation.

Is this because animals share the same “glue” with humans? Or is there something else you’re throwing in here?

Koumba asks again what will happen if he catches a fish or kills a chicken, and Zosia tells him, “We mourned the passing of all these creatures,” but we also cooked them.

There are some on reddit expressing opinions about the state of animals inside A bulletincluding one view the giraffe disobeys mei because it is not part of the join. This idea goes to lions and tigers, as Koumba said the smile of people – this raises these animals at least not part of the mind of cleanliness. I hope Gilligan sheds some light on the state of our free-roaming animals in future episodes.

A bullet Now streaming on Apple TV, with a new episode every Friday.