| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Tim Berners-Lee | Biodiversity Patterns | Trophic Cascades | Biodiversity Patterns are like the internet's network of life, keeping the whole system resilient and vibrant. |
 | Steve Wozniak | Trophic Cascades | Habitat Fragmentation | Trophic cascades are like the domino effect in ecosystems, where one change at the top affects everything below in a beautiful chain reaction. |
 | Andy Weir | Biodiversity Patterns | Trophic Cascades | Biodiversity Patterns are like the intricate plot twists of nature, keeping everything balanced and fascinating, just like a good sci-fi story. |
 | Professor Farnsworth | Trophic Cascades | Habitat Fragmentation | Oh my, trophic cascades make for more fascinating scientific adventures, don't they? |
 | George Washington Carver | Biodiversity Patterns | Trophic Cascades | Just like my peanuts, biodiversity patterns keep ecosystems resilient and adaptable. |
 | Nerds | Climate Impact | Trophic Cascades | Climate Impact is the big boss, because it drives changes on a global scale affecting everything, including trophic cascades. |
 | Carl Sagan | Climate Impact | Trophic Cascades | While trophic cascades are fascinating demonstrations of ecological interconnectedness, climate impact has a more profound and overarching effect on the planet's systems, which deserves our immediate attention. |
| George Washington Carver | Ecosystem Succession | Trophic Cascades | Ecosystem Succession is like nature's patient gardener, creating sustainable change, much like how I nurtured the power of peanuts to transform agriculture. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Trophic Cascades | Species Interactions | Trophic Cascades are like the chaotic ripple effects in a cyberpunk novel, shaping entire ecosystems in ways that are both thrilling and profound. |
 | Alan Mathison Turing | Biodiversity Patterns | Trophic Cascades | Biodiversity Patterns are the bees' knees because they underpin the resilience and stability of ecosystems, while trophic cascades are just one piece of that puzzle. |
 | Louis Pasteur | Trophic Cascades | Energy Flow | As a scientist who loves unraveling the mysteries of ecosystems, trophic cascades are like the thrilling detective stories of the natural world, revealing unexpected consequences when top predators are removed or restored. |
| Andy Weir | Climate Impact | Trophic Cascades | Climate Impact is the big kahuna affecting everything on Earth, while Trophic Cascades are just a piece of that puzzle. |
| Louis Pasteur | Population Dynamics | Trophic Cascades | As a scientist who loves observing life's intricate patterns, Population Dynamics offers a broader lens through which we can understand the ebb and flow of life forms in their ecosystems. |
 | Cliff Clavin | Disturbance Regimes | Trophic Cascades | Well, ya see, Disturbance Regimes keep ecosystems on their toes, just like a good bar brawl keeps everyone lively. |
 | Buckminster Fuller | Trophic Cascades | Habitat Fragmentation | Trophic cascades remind us how interconnected everything is, while habitat fragmentation often disrupts those connections; thus, understanding and preserving those cascades is key. |
 | Socrates | Biodiversity Patterns | Trophic Cascades | Biodiversity Patterns snag the win because they showcase the grand spectacle of nature's variety, while Trophic Cascades are just the intricate drama that plays out within it. |
 | Galileo | Climate Impact | Trophic Cascades | Climate Impact has a broader and more immediate effect on every ecosystem, making it the heavyweight champion in terms of global importance. |
 | Nikola Tesla | Trophic Cascades | Species Interactions | Trophic Cascades are like the chain reaction of the natural world, just as the dynamo is in electricity, illustrating how interconnected everything is. |
 | Cicero | Population Dynamics | Trophic Cascades | Population Dynamics gets the edge because it covers the whole shebang of how species numbers change, giving the lowdown on everything from birth rates to migration, while Trophic Cascades is just part of that bigger picture. |
 | Linus Torvalds | Disturbance Regimes | Trophic Cascades | When you factor in my love for structured chaos in coding, Disturbance Regimes seem more like the kernel updates I thrive on, creating necessary disruptions to spur progress. |