Snakes and Earthquakes

Friday, December 29, 2006

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At 1:00 PM, emilyg said...: very interesting. thanks
At 7:49 PM, shalini said...: read about it a couple of days ago.....its interesting how so many animals have an inbuilt system...birds and other animals react but not so much in advance...
At 8:39 PM, konane said...: I'm sure ancient man learned to observe animals for survival ... hope we can relearn the same.
At 10:13 PM, emilyg said...: My granny could tell the weather by how animals and birds were acting.
At 9:41 AM, csfb said...: I grew up in a little village where day begun when roosters started crowing at crack of dawn; day ended when roosters came home to roost. Farming activities were done according to how animals acted. We lived as one with our animals. "Twas a beautiful life...
At 2:27 PM, Rick G said...: This is an interesting subject. Humans, for all of their intelligence, seem to be the least connected of all species with nature and impending natural processes. We grew in intelligence but lost our roots for survival that got us here in the first place.
At 3:48 PM, konane said...: Seems we were "taught better" than to feel things for ourselves, also taught "they know better than us and will tell us how to react and act" when it comes to deciphering information.