Here is something a bit different for you this morning. It includes a 4 minute video that I hope you'll watch.
Wolves can shape the ecosystem and physical geography of the land they live on.
When wolves were reintroduced into Yellowstone National Park in ‘95 after a 70-year absence, trees grew faster, animal populations increased, and rivers even changed their behavior because new vegetation helped reduce erosion.
Pretty neat, isn't it? Let nature just do Her thing.
Coffee out on the patio again.
Amazing!
ReplyDeleteHey Mamahen...
ReplyDeleteIt is that, for sure!
Thanks for the visit this morning!
Just show we need to leave Mother Nature alone. She knows how to balance.
ReplyDeleteHey Momlady...
ReplyDeleteShe is certainly much better at it than we are.
Thanks for coming over today!
Fantastic video. It's so true let mother nature do her thing. All these so call nature people should stop interfering. But still there are those who still want to eradicte the wolves.
ReplyDeleteThank You my friend for sharing this wonderful video this morning.
Be happy to join you on the patio
Somehow, I don't believe that man was in nature's plans. It is mankind that messed up a beautiful world.
ReplyDeleteHey Jo...
ReplyDeleteI guess there will always be those that want to destroy the wolves. Sad, really.
Thanks, dear, for dropping by today!
Hey Dizzy...
I have to admit that it sure does seem that way at times.
Many thanks for the visit today!
Mother nature knows best. Every time we eliminate an animal from an ecosystem there are unforeseen problems.
ReplyDeleteDeer, elk, what’s the difference?
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