In remembrance of the animals who've perished and to those still in danger in Australia's bushfires ToNT.oRg would like to honor all creatures great and small and thank them for the joy and love they bring to our lives.
CREATURE COMFORTS in 2020!
Feel free to play our happy music while enjoying the video and story below. 😘
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NEW THOUGHT:
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Love and strength are our real nature, divinity our true selves... We're blessed when we get out of the way and express it. |
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SQUARE IT:
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love anyway! Pick a challenging circumstance, choose love❤️ and watch how powerful you become! Repeat until mastered!
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LOVE STILL RULES.
click for empirical
proof.
A Bear's Story:
A reminder that each life is important and it's our privilege to help where we can, in our unique ways, should the opportunity arise.
A 400 lb. black bear wandered into a residential neighborhood in Florida.
Black bears half this size have attacked and killed humans across the nation recently twice in Florida.
Wildlife officers sedated the bear to safely relocate him,
and that's when things began to go horribly wrong.
The tranquilizer
dart sent the bear into a panic and he ran towards the saltwater Inland Waterway, evading officers.
As he swam
further and further out, he became drowsy and started to drown.
But Adam Warwick, a biologist with the Wildlife Commission,
wasn't about to let that happen.
further and further out, he became drowsy and started to drown.
But Adam Warwick, a biologist with the Wildlife Commission,
wasn't about to let that happen.
Adam went into the water after the bear.
... yeah, after a bear … to stop him from going under.
“It was a spur of the moment decision. I had a lot of
adrenaline pumping when I saw that helpless bear in the water dying.”
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He knew the very high risk, considering the powerful bear was scared and could have easily become aggressive to defend itself, killing him with a single swipe or bite. |
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But the bear somehow seemed to know it was in good hands.
It seemed to become calm sensing
this human was there to help.
Adam's determination finally got the 400 lb. wild creature safely back into shallow water.
Adam suffered only a scratch from the rescue.
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Once they reached the shore, other team members came to help. |
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The team was able to use a tractor bucket to transport the poor guy back to his home in Osceola National Forest.
Adam rode with him back home ...
...a sight you don't see on the highway every day -- or any day -- (neither had a helmet😆)
where he is safe and happy again and has...
...one bear of a story to tell the grandkids!
💜
luvumore
@TONT.ORG
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