It was interesting, because I had seen this prior to this post with an environmentalist who just spoke about the natural habitat of these animals and the environmental standing. Clearly this is a a buffalo dominant surrounding. I think it's also interesting to look at the way the "King of the Jungle" shrinks when the buffalos arrive. Nature videos I think are great in the fact that they are so natural.
Daniel makes a good point, the environment is changing so much as well as the climate shifts we are experiencing that animals are clustered within the same habitat in order to survive and have a source of water. Its disappointing.
I've never seen anything like it either.
ReplyDeleteThis just reminds me that nature always makes the best videos.
ReplyDeleteAlso, it reminds me how much harder it is for most animals to get water. And sadly, many humans, too.
ReplyDeleteIt was interesting, because I had seen this prior to this post with an environmentalist who just spoke about the natural habitat of these animals and the environmental standing. Clearly this is a a buffalo dominant surrounding. I think it's also interesting to look at the way the "King of the Jungle" shrinks when the buffalos arrive. Nature videos I think are great in the fact that they are so natural.
ReplyDeleteDaniel makes a good point, the environment is changing so much as well as the climate shifts we are experiencing that animals are clustered within the same habitat in order to survive and have a source of water. Its disappointing.