One of those nice touchy feely stories.

[TonyT]

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/offbeat/this-scuba-diver-has-been-visiting-the-same-fish-for-30-years/ar-BBCYgub

 

[Out2gtcha]

Good stuff Tony. The older I get, the more I like stories like this.   

[ssculptor]

Stories like this make it harder for me to eat meat, or fish, or fowl.

But excuse me as I go make a tuna fish sandwich.

As we humans come in contact with other living creatures who partially interact with us in a recognizable manner we find it harder to hurt them and/or eat them.

Still, we do enjoy our wars where we destroy other humans.... So we are occasionally confronted with this behavioral conflict.

What to do?

This problem is too much for me.

Hamburger anyone? 

Stephen  

[Troy Molitor]

Wow. What an incredible story to share Tony. Thank you.

 

I had a really tough work week last week but this brings a bit of reality back into the real world. Thanks again for sharing

Stephen certainly has a good point!

 

What a story.

 

Thanks for sharing.

 

Troy

[Hawkwrench]

You think that's wild?

Check out this video:

The story basically in a nutshell is that this crocodile was hurt as a baby and he nursed this animal back to help. And now they have a special relationship where the man can swim with his "friend" and not be eaten.

Crazy, but true. The whole story is on Youtube in a 45 minute video if interested.

Me, no way I would swim with a croc!!!!

 

Tim