Animals

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Animals Are LOVE

Published July 29, 2020 by tindertender

The animals are LOVE … they are our children ….

Message from Lioness

Published July 29, 2020 by tindertender

The moment we forget the animals are ‘children’ and we allow the abuse of them, is the moment we LOSE our humanity.

And I mean ALL species.

Their CARE is our responsibility, as caretakers of LIFE.

Photo: https://unsplash.com/@jeffrey_lemond

Lamb and Lion

Published July 27, 2020 by tindertender

The 1st century was expecting a lion but got a lamb.

The 21st century is expecting a lamb when a lion is on the way.

~ E.H.Loony

The Lioness and Mating

Published July 27, 2020 by tindertender

When the Lionesses are in heat, they have a lot of sex at once in a single day. 20 to 40 times, and the Lioness becomes the one who demands to mate. So if a male is tired and can’t keep up with her …

She bites his balls. 

Johanna Kok is the photographer of this picture and she took it at Blijdorp, the Rotterdam Zoo

Here, kitty kitty ….. hahahahaha

Watering The Animal Life

Published July 20, 2020 by tindertender

If you are able, please put water out for the animals.

Often, they need our assistance.

I’m Currently #4

Published July 17, 2020 by tindertender

… and will most likely roll through all of them before the end of the day.

I May Be A Cat …

Published July 16, 2020 by tindertender

But my best friends are DOGS.
If you’re looking for trouble, I’d be very careful if I were you.

You Too?

Published July 16, 2020 by tindertender

Me in the physical, and in spirit.

And they said …. “Here kitty kitty” ….. not realizing what they started.

Caddisfly Larvae as They Build Aquatic Cocoons

Published July 13, 2020 by tindertender
Trichoptera (caddis larva) building case (studio view), 1980-2000. Material: Gold, pearls, turquoise. Length: 2.5 cm. Photographer: Frédéric Delpech. Image courtesy of the artist and Art:Concept gallery, Paris and MONA Museum of Old and New Art.

For years the artist has been collaborating with the tiny insects, providing them small aquariums of gold, turquoise and pearls that the the larvae readily use to construct their temporary homes. Regardless of how creepy crawly you might find the insects, it’s impossible to deny the strange beauty of the final product, tiny gold sculptures held together with silk. Encountering them void of any context, one would assume they were constructed by a jeweler.

Trichoptera larva with case, 1980-2000. Material: gold and pearls. Dimension: 0.5 x 1.9 cm. Photographer: Frédéric Delpech. Image courtesy of the artist and Art:Concept gallery, Paris and MONA Museum of Old and New Art.

For full article, visit: https://www.thisiscolossal.com/2014/07/hubert-duprat-caddisflies/