^AnimalUpdate^

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Capable of being decomposed by the action of biological agents, especially bacteria. Material that, left to itself, will be decomposed by natural processes. Note: The use of biodegradable packaging is supposed to reduce the volume of waste in landfills. Businesses: Let's get creative with biodegradable packaging and clamp down those pieces of litter blowing in the wind!

Animal Captivity: The need for control is out of control, things have got out of hand: our roads, our populations, our environment and communication. Would you put your own species into a cage? yes is the answer. We have already done it in too many ways. Let us face the facts that our own Freedom is limited and if it Does Not Change in our generation- our children's freedom will be controlled too. Let us Learn the Language of the Lost communication between Animals and Ourselves:! Animals-- which We Are ourselves-- DO communicate with us in many ways. Those who are familiar and in connection with Dogs will understand canine communication to a certain extent. ALL of us have a subtle communication that speaks a thousand words, before we are aware of it.

Africa's Safari spotted a wonky necked Giraffe, one of Africa's natural wonders! Check out the video to see for yourself.

Where are we on the GrandScale? Do what we should do where we stand~ preserve and appreciate the beautiful natural energies that we stand surrounded by. Let the world unite~ There is such little need to become consumed in our own thoughts when we remember the answer to this initial question.. Calm the mind. Be open to the world's daily activity, (BUT please keep her CLEAN!).

We are all free like this butterfly, whirling in our own worlds & words, But really we are part of a bigger picture, a global gathering on our own planet=EaRtH + Mother Nature :) Bask in her glory, help keep her alive & amazing as ever first created :)

Useful website showing different abnormal behaviour in a range of animals..

When you are watching the ice melt away from the glass you are defrosting off your vehicles on winter mornings: Give a little thought to the CarbonDiOxide[C*2} being pumped out into our Earth behind you.. Or perhaps The M3lTiNg ice that is causing our sea levels to rise, houses to be destroyed and half our land to become submerged.. Also ALL; remember those STOPPING DISTANCES which are dangerously doubled in the icy sludge!

WildLife Trusts~ We are hear to talk, why not chat?

Are our controlling training classes encouraging or eliminating dogs from exhibiting their natural behaviours?

"One of he most intimate levels you can experience is holding someone's hand as they pass away, why wait till it get to that time? Why not begin aiming for those levels of intimacy TODAY? In the Present Moment, Presence on THIS Monday? Watch, SHARE, Act~ Love, Live Happie :] http://blog.lululemon.co.uk/give-presence/

We want an Act which puts our need for nature at the heart of decision-making, for our own mental and physical health, and the health of our economy. We all know how much nature matters to us, not just for the moments of wonder with which it enhances our lives, but because it underpins every aspect of our existence – it is our foundation.

The Whole world's in OUR hands,

Trading to Extinction From the pristine jungles of Cambodia to the great national parks of India and Nepal, Asian wildlife is being plundered on an unprecedented scale. Every year, it is estimated that up to 30,000 primates, 5 million birds, 10 million reptile skins and 500 million tropical fish are traded. The wildlife business is the third largest illegal trade in the world, rivalled only by guns and drugs. Patrick Brown says "The problem seems insurmountable; one way of curbing the rampant killing and decreasing the demand for rare animals is to educate future generations and counter antiquated and false beliefs." Example~India Kolkata (Calcutta), West Bengal. "A visitor pokes his umbrella into the leopard enclosure at Kolkata Zoo. The zoo is over a century old and is in a state of decay."

In people, chlamydia is a common sexually transmitted disease. A different strain infects koalas, but it too can be spread sexually, and it's causing a devastating epidemic. In some parts of Australia, koala infection rates are as high as 90%. Chlamydia affects male and female koalas, and even the little ones called joeys - who pick it up suckling from their mothers in the pouch. It causes blindness and infertility in koalas - and can be fatal. Visible signs of infection include conjunctivitis, and a condition dubbed "dirty tail", caused by urinary tract infections and incontinence. Some other animals are also infected with the disease but it is usually at low levels. It affects koalas more seriously and experts don't know why that is.

The Earth's beauty, charisma, charm.. Let us appreciate what we have right here on THIS planet! Our home, where it is the same for everybody, & where everybody is connected in the same way. Task for today~ Try seeing everybody as a sibling, a fellow family member of Earth