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Of wolves and man - Feral children

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Of wolves and man - Feral children

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09-18-2014, 01:25 AM ( This post was last modified: 09-18-2014, 01:25 AM by Pckts )

Absolutely agree with everything you say.
Even at Noah's ark Sanctuary, (where BLT) live.
They always speak of each animals specific keeper/s who they love the most. Some of these same animals will not respond to other keepers even though they have not done anything to disrespect the animal, the animals just have a different bond with who they choose.

Not sure if you remember the old great documentary "Planet Earth" but they have a new Planet earth documentary that I just discovered called Planet Earth "Human Planet" and it is all about different tribes that still live in the most remote jungles, deserts, plains etc. They are one with nature and have a different connection to it. They worship it like we do God or Religion, and in a sense they are far more correct than we will ever be. They live off the land and have become a part of the earth. Its a very interesting doc. I highly suggest you watch whenever you get a chance.
It's almost like looking back in time.

 
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Of wolves and man - Feral children - peter - 04-22-2014, 07:48 AM
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