Photos by Robyn Lafata
“Mother may I”…“Oh, I don’t know”… think it’s too high…dad where are you’? As this newly fledged barred owl heads into a new world and navigates branches, learning to climb, he turns to his mother as he starts climbing a bit unsteady. As he goes up he looks to his father in the other tree, carefully watching its every move…so precious!
Dying of starvation, after being rescued… Life’s really a bitch.
My Octopus Teacher. That’s the one i meant. It’s good, but i found one decision of the human very wrong, i couldn’t have lived with it. But since you haven’t seen it, i don’t want to spoil.
It’s really fascinating to see the octopus behaving the way it behaves towards the human. I always have to remember myself that this isn’t fiction, no CGI, it’s the way the octopus really took things.
I went and watched it now. I don’t know if I’d be able to be a bystander during some of those moments if I was there and that attached. A couple times I was just like shoo those sharks away already, they can go after something else.
It was impressive during that whole big chase scene when it went on land and then rode the shark! 😆