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Welp, here's #PostThirteen for the #bhlent2017 challenge. #LettingGo can sometimes be pretty difficult for me and it definitely doesn't happen over night, but I try my best to do so through these #journals. It's not easy, but I trust it is possible. PS. @moralestari helped me with this one. 😂 #GraciasNena #Cuadernos #HojasBlancas #Frozen ❄️❄️#YTodoLoBueno 📚📒📓🗒✏️🖊📝💜💙
@bernardfowlersings We Could Be Heroes Bowie Tribute Terminal Five NYC Just For One Day 2017#PostThirteen (at TERMINAL 5)
How can humans help animals?
1) Laule (2003) mentioned that zookeepers can do things like play, groom, or brush animals to have interactions with the animals.
2) Physically enrich animal’s lives: incorporate natural and artificial toys in habitats to stimulate development and happiness.
3) Know how to detect when an animal is “feeling down.” Preventing depression and sadness in zoo animals is one of the first steps in making sure their happiness and well being is at a good level.
