Survival is any living creature's first priority. Not only to survive but to live our lives to its greatest extent is any privileged human's wish. But even as comfortable as we are, in times of danger humans always revert back to the ancient animal instincts that helped us survive in the first place. An example …
The soft ruffling of savannah grass shivered in the light wind. The hard sun beat down roughly on the plains, casting large shadows over the earth. A soft paw padded the dirt before creeping forward, slowly. The breeze shifted. Another crawl forward. Its matted fur disappeared into the yellows and browns of the grass. Its …
My bucket list. It may be random or impossible or unordinary, and I might even change my mind about some of these things in the future; but for now, here are 10 things I want to try to do in no particular order. 1. Get into Stanford Yeah I know, it's basic and boring. …
Gritty sand. Soft sand. Pink sand. Wet sand. The occasional crunch of sand from the ocean when you eat a mussel. There are many types of sand. But the desert sand is different. It is neither soft nor pink. It neither knows the silkiness of water or the bustling of humankind. It is dry, course, …
Infinite What we miss on a daily basis can sometimes be the most important. The little things in life, often overlooked, can change people's lives. Seth, at 7 years old, was the type of boy who preferred to look at ladybugs crawl and play basketball in the park. Alone. No friends. A new neighborhood can …
As a kid, I was fascinated by animals. Every creature in my backyard was in danger of being caught and "kept". Even though few actually qualified as a pet, my young mind believed that all animals could be subjected to my entertainment. Back then, I never realized that wild animals didn't need to be taken …
Kingdom Animalia 