Delightful - although sad, as well. Loved the dancing. Apparently, male seahorses also dance for their partners - and continue, every morning, after they're coupled up as a renewal of their bond...
We humans can’t really seem to grasp that everything else here on the planet is not for our enjoyment, entertainment, or edification. Hunters, developers, scientists, and yes wildlife enthusiasts all feel the right to use, abuse, eat and kill for our own purposes. This us vs them mentality is killing this planet. If we could just see that we and everything on this planet are inextricably connected maybe we could chart a sustainable path forward. I’m not sanguine
Delightful - although sad, as well. Loved the dancing. Apparently, male seahorses also dance for their partners - and continue, every morning, after they're coupled up as a renewal of their bond...
We humans can’t really seem to grasp that everything else here on the planet is not for our enjoyment, entertainment, or edification. Hunters, developers, scientists, and yes wildlife enthusiasts all feel the right to use, abuse, eat and kill for our own purposes. This us vs them mentality is killing this planet. If we could just see that we and everything on this planet are inextricably connected maybe we could chart a sustainable path forward. I’m not sanguine
Oh I saw my first flamingo in the wild in Namibia in December - they are beautiful 🦩🦩🦩🦩🦩🦩🦩
In our house, for reasons long forgotten, we call these lovelies “pink ducks on one leg”. No offence meant to flamingo or duck, but we love them too.
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