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LTbear

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  1. Aren't cats pretty much the same as kids? Put water in the dish, change the litter, go about your day?
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  6. Another of the old coyote with the broken leg, who the rangers call "Tripod." It's definitely healed enough that he can put some weight on it when walking, though he still runs with it tucked next to his body. Rear right leg - you can see it just slightly elevated while he stands here.
  7. Ravens are much bigger than crows.
  8. I call him, "big jumbus."
  9. The old coyote with the broken leg. Still going strong.
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  12. What fucking aquarium has a fucking whale shark in it? Because I need to visit.
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  14. I understand your intent better here. I do feel I tend that garden pretty well, as I get a lot of fulfillment out of my career as a professor in a college that overwhelmingly serves students from historically disadvantaged demographics.
  15. I think on this point we likely can't relate. I wouldn't consider a life devoted to conservation anything remotely close to "sad." Very much the opposite. If newts aren't your fancy, you're welcome to pick a sexier megafauna, or to instead think of not a species but a region, like those who have spent their lives dedicated to the protection of the Great Bear Rainforest or somesuch.
  16. I completely understand the argument you're trying to make, and respect it, but I also wholeheartedly disagree with this opening premise. The rest of the planet - including the 99.9999999% species that aren't H. sapiens - matters, too.
  17. For the sake of argument, neither of these ends of the spectrum have anything directly to do with having kids. As you hint at later in your post, it is more than possible to devote your life to making the world a better place without having kids, and I think you could justifiably argue that you are in fact more capable of making the world a better place - committing more time to a particular cause/ charity/ socially valuable career - when not bogged down by the immense commitments of parenting (not to mention not contributing to the most basic cause of all the world's problems, overpopulation).
  18. Alaska is absolutely like no place else. The sheer amount of true wilderness remaining there is just indescribable. Even for someone like me, who absolutely relishes time in wilderness, the scale of the wilderness before you was almost unsettling. Like you could briefly imagine being an early explorer/ settler staring into the unknown.
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