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30/08/2023
hopefully he continues to "hold us"? That is the fill recent full moon from South AmericaIt took a fotographer 3 years t...
08/06/2023

hopefully he continues to "hold us"? That is the fill recent full moon from South America

It took a fotographer 3 years to do the calculations and work up of this picture. It was taken from the beach miles away in Rio. Wikipedia says the statue of Christ of the Andes is over 90 feet tall and was made of old war canons

29/05/2023

"Grandfather, there are two wolves fighting inside of me. One is full of rage, is jealous and fearful. The other is full of peace, of joy and love. Which one is going to win?"

"Whichever one you feed," replied the old man.

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How do we practice peace in a time when everyone else is preparing for war? How do we find inner stillness when there are so many things that require our attention?

Wolves and humans have a complicated relationship. We often vilify the “Big Bad Wolf” in fiction and real life, but we're also consistently fascinated by these smart, social mammals, and we haven't always clashed. Our ancestors even formed an alliance with wild wolves sometime in the late Pleistocene Epoch, eventually giving us the unparalleled friends we now know as dogs.

The word “wolf” usually refers to the gray wolf (Canis lupus), the most widespread and familiar wolf species still in existence. There is still debate over how wide that variety is, with scientists dividing them into anywhere from eight to 38 subspecies. On top of natural extinctions in prehistoric times, however, humans have waged war on gray wolves for centuries. The gray wolf was once the most widely distributed mammal on Earth, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), but persecution by people has helped reduce its range by about one-third.

Many wolf experts now consider “alpha wolf” an outdated term, arguing it doesn’t accurately describe the way a wolf pack works. One such expert is L. David Mech, a renowned biologist who helped popularize the idea decades ago but now discourages its use. We now know “alpha wolves” are actually just parents, Mech explains, and the other pack members are their offspring. Wolves often mate for life, and their family unit can include a mix of juveniles and young adults from multiple breeding seasons.

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