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An Impact from Tee-Vee

I figured if I have SCV, I would watch the programmes almost daily. I do not have a consistent relationship with my tee-vee set. Or rather the basic tee-vee programmes do not interest me much. However, I just wanna praise Arts Central for being kind by offering a little bit of animal documentaries. Hehee~ Just had my doze of "Dangerous Encounters" with Brady Barr. Watching consecutive for 2 weeks of this particular programme has elevated my liking towards him. LOL. (how easy to impress) But really, I always think that biologist / scientist are very courageous people. Animals aren't like human beings, you have to study and make the right moves on them or they'll turn around and bite you without hesitation. Oh yeah, I'm always thrilled by things happening in the wild. A sheer sense of adventure and really not knowing what will happen. The unknown just makes life more interesting and somehow worth living the next minute.

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Life...
Just think about how scientists are trying to save the lives of the endangered animals and you will know that you are worth much more. Simply think about how the animals struggle to stay on earth; especially if the conditions are worsen by pollution and loss of habitat.

Alrighty, I guess this thought just made me appreciate life even more. I wanna see alligators and I want my children to be able to see them - alive.
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