#Wildlife
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“The Ghost in the Bone: Memory, Wounds, and Wonder” If you take a heavy knife to the velvet antler of a living deer and score the bone beneath, something strange happens when winter comes. The rut will end, the temperature will drop, and that antler will shed. It will fall into the frozen mud of the forest floor and rot until absolutely nothing remains. But when spring arrives and the stag grows a completely new set of antlers, a new branch will often sprout—right there, in the exact spot where you left your mark. The original bone is gone. The cells that felt the bite of the blade are long dead. And yet… the new growth remembers the wound. It carries the ghost of the injury into the new season. We have no idea why this happens. It is simply one of an infinite number of quiet, unmapped thresholds in the natural world. It is a humbling reminder that, for all our grand maps of the stars and our unyielding pride in naming and categorizing things, we still only understand a tiny, fragile fraction of the world we walk on. And that is exactly why wonder, deep conversation, and honest stories remain so vitally important to the human spirit. They are the only things that keep us small enough to look up. Mind the shadows today, traveler.
Oh how I love Pipevine Swallowtails Easily one of the most recognizable caterpillars for me. It hit me today that they kinda look like centipedes a little bit. their filaments (? Tentacles? I really don’t know anatomy) kinda look like the antennae of giant desert centipede, and their coloration is… sorta the same? Some reds and yellows and blacks. not in the same places, certainly. I wonder if thats what they’re supposed to look like This only hit me because I just cleared a giant desert centipede from a car the other day, and got a chance to see one (very much alive) up closer and even feel its lil leggies on me (for a split second) I kept finding this guy walkin; on the ground, and I kept trying to move him out of the obvious walking area, as there were kids running around play hide and seek. I think I got him out of the way enough. And I didn’t really see those kids after I sat him down for the last time. There was also a pool nearby that I was really worried he would find himself in. My favorite thing about Pipevine Swallowtails are their little defense mechanism horns, and also how different they look from the butterflies! I also love seeing both the butterfly and caterpillar versions hangin’ around. Wow nature is cool! Pipevine Swallowtail Battus philenor June 13 Texas, USA
Encountering Elephants: A Journey into Their Wild World I watched this video about elephants and it gives a close look at how they live in the wild. It shows their social groups, how they communicate, and how careful they are when moving through their environment. The video also highlights how intelligent and protective they are, especially within family herds. It’s a straightforward and interesting view of how elephants behave beyond what most people usually see in documentaries.
Howler Monkeys: Masters of Tree Life and Sounds I watched this video about howler monkeys and it shows how they dominate life in the treetops. It explains their loud calls, how they use sound to mark territory, and how they move through the forest canopy with ease. The video also highlights how their behavior is shaped by survival in dense jungle environments where visibility is limited. It’s a simple but fascinating look at one of the loudest and most organized primates in the wild.
Iguanas’ Gourmet Diet Why They Only Eat the Best Leaves I watched this video about iguanas and it breaks down their eating habits in a surprisingly detailed way. It shows how they carefully pick specific leaves instead of just eating anything around them, and how their diet is actually tied to survival, not preference like humans would think. The visuals make it easy to understand how they move, feed, and adapt in their natural environment. It’s a simple but interesting look at how selective feeding works in reptiles and why iguanas depend on the right kind of plants to stay healthy.
Oh boy the close wildlife encounters. Not even 24 hours and the next one happens lol. Just now on my way back home from walking the dogs I passed a pine tree near where I live, and from across the street I already hear the distinct chirping of long-tailed tits. They’re my favorite tit species, so I stop to watch them. Surprisingly, the one I’ve heard was a dark-faced one; more often we get the completely white-headed ones here. It flew into the pine tree in front of me where more of them were chirping. I see another one, this time a white-headed one hopping through the branches and I’m delighted to see it rather close to me and in it’s full glory. They keep hopping through the pine tree and at some point I can’t see any of them anymore and just hear them, so I walk on. And directly above me the chirping continues and when I look up I see one of the white-headed ones soooo close to me I really notice the ruffled feathers of it’s tiny little head and the cute little black button eyes and I just melt away at how small they actually are 😭💕 they would fit so easily right onto my palm. SOOOOO PRECIOUS. Another subject I need to do proper art of some day!
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