A View From The Rubble
Chuckles gets excited to see people. Especially first thing in the morning!
Chuckles is a red fox and resides at Treehouse Wildlife Center in Brighton, IL. She has neuro problems and is a permanent resident.
Visit Treehouse Wildlife Center at www.treehousewildlifecenter.com
Sweet little girl...!
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Please sign if you're so inclined:
Speak Out Against Idaho’s Dangerous Ag-Gag Bill Now
If Ag businesses are operated humanely, there should be no fear of anyone taking photos.
Silence is compliance.
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"Whoever is out of patience is out of possession of his soul. Men must not turn into bees who kill themselves stinging others."
Fly towards the light, bishes...
(1st Quote by Jonathan Swift) (2nd Quote by Kevin Charnas) (source of 2nd photo)
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Rare white calf snagged in dolphin capture
Nature. It's still the best show on Earth. And we should really be a little more appreciative...
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Guess Which Company Won’t Drop Pork Supplier After Horrific Video Exposes Abuse
Pigs are smart and aware, and yet we confine them, mistreat them, slaughter them and eat them. It’s the very definition of evil. Future generations will rightly condemn us for it.
Tell Tyson to Stop Torturing Pigs
Silence is compliance.
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World Food Day: Cook Organic, Not the Planet
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(Cloud of Tadpoles by Eiko Jones)
(Perfect Catch by Wayne Panepinto)
(Night of Lightning at Grand Canyon by Rolf Maeder)
(People at Prayer by Junaid Ahmed)
(Camping inside Hang Son Doong by Ryan Deboodt)
(Weightless by Dimitris Maroulakis)
(Best Shelter Ever by Arati Rao)
(Seagull by Junichi Saito)
(The Ice Caves by Andrew Inaba)
(Meteorite by Noel Kerns) If we're paying attention, our "homes" will be glowing with curiosity and admiration, gratitude and awe... And even as we age and wither, may we never lose that glow inside.
"There are more things in heaven and earth... than are dreamt of in your philosophy." ~ William Shakespeare
Yeah. What he said.
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Diana Monkey, Omaha Zoo. by Joel Sartore
Sartore photographed this female Diana monkey (Cercopithecus diana) at the Omaha Zoo as part of his Photo Ark project, through which he is documenting thousands of rare species.
"Half of all the species on Earth could be headed irreversibly toward extinction by 2100. Not if I can help it," Sartore says. "That's the idea behind the Photo Ark: getting the public to look these creatures in the eye, then care enough to save them while there's still time."
Learn more about the Photo Ark and see more pictures from the project.
Courtesy of National Geographic's Photo of the Day.
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And when I'm OUT IN IT, it's the closest I feel to whatever it's all about...
(Thank you for the inspiration yesterday, Melissa. Thank you.)
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Is yous, talkin' to meow meow?
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It's projected that African forest elephants will be extinct in 20 years...
Please sign this petition to crack down on elephant murders.
After all, if we're anything more than fellow citizens of the planet with them, than possibly stewards. But, certainly not owners...
Silence is compliance.
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I. LOVE. This silly guy...
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How you live matters.
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Thomas P. Peschak's Red Sea Reefs.
Photo from National Geographic's "The Seas of Arabia"
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Nature is clearly the best thing going.
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