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Gender: Male
Status: In a Relationship
Age: 38
Sign: Sagittarius

City: Kilmarnock
Country: UK
Signup Date: 7/20/2006

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Saturday, February 24, 2007 

Category: News and Politics

I thought I'd take some of my old bulletins and make them blogs.

I read with some excitement about a giant squid being caught on camera for the first time. This creature was apparently 7 meters long.

It brought back memories of being excited by Jules Verne stories about mythical monsters. My heart sank quite quickly though when I read the next part of the article.

'The elusive creature was taped as it was captured off the Ogasawara Islands, south of Tokyo. But the squid, which measured about 7m (24ft) long, died in the process of being caught'.

I just find it quite extraordinary, that in this day and age when we are supposed to be learning to adapt to our surroundings a little better, that the first instinct that most humans have when they see something amazing, is to try and catch and kill it.

Why not just be contented with filming it, why destroy this remarkable work of nature? And these people who did this have the nerve to call themselves scientists.

I feel sick to my stomach. We are a doomed species.

Wendy Shepherd
Wendy Shepherd

 
That is sad. Why couldn't they just 'observe' it, film it for remembering, and leave it alone?

I had to try and teach my kids about that, even with flowers... why not just look at the flowers... if you want to show me, tell me to come and see them... don't pick them... let them live! :)

In that story, they should have just filmed it to share it. Poor thing.
 
Posted by Wendy Shepherd on Saturday, February 24, 2007 - 4:03 PM
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