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xoggoth replied

4 December 2015, 18:03
They sound fantastic! As long as their kindness extends to wasps of course.
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FatLazyContractor replied

4 December 2015, 16:28
If everyone in the world is so harmonious with nature, we wont have any ....

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MEAT for people like myself and Nickfitz.
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vetran started a topic AtW - maybe these are your soul mates?

4 December 2015, 16:24
AtW - maybe these are your soul mates?

Photos of the Awa Amazon tribe so at one with nature they breastfeed SQUIRRELS | Daily Mail Online

Pushed to brink of extinction, extraordinary photos of the Awa Amazon tribe so at one with nature they breastfeed SQUIRRELS
The Awa tribe living in Amazonian forests in east Brazil has been all but wiped out by colonists and illegal ranchers
Tens of thousands of them lived in settlements in Brazil's Maranhao state 500 years ago, only around 300 remain
The Awa love animals so much the women breastfeed them to become 'hanima' and treated as part of the family
In return, the animals help them with everyday tasks such as cracking open nuts and getting fruit from high trees
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