Visit to A Seal - Stellendam seal shelter
15 comments
peerke70
3 years ago
I agree with your doubts. Strange actually, there are two sides to it and yes, I don't know what's the best either..
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Ingrid
3 years ago
An educational outing. I'm going to share your post on Pinterest (and just in the list with On Out tips NL posted).
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qwertyuiop
3 years ago
Double indeed, but also needed to catch animals, but also for education purposes, so we learn how to deal with our environment and the animals in it..
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enigma
3 years ago
In Belgium, you have one too.. (Sealife in Blankenberge) I think it's a good initiative. Seals are not overpresent now, I think, which would make nature out of balance.
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marijke
3 years ago
i like it's there. In Africa, I've been to several where, among others.. cheetahs are captured and ready to be restored. Yes, I'm for it..
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Teresa Seia
3 years ago
Very nice blog. I confess I haven't thought much about this question: on one side, educate through example and practice, showing the need to respect animals and, by extension, to respect the natural environment; on the other side, simply accept that Nature... Show moreVery nice blog. I confess I haven't thought much about this question: on one side, educate through example and practice, showing the need to respect animals and, by extension, to respect the natural environment; on the other side, simply accept that Nature has its own ways. I see a good point in the "take care" option: cooperation of any kind, interspecies cooperation included, is not so bad and we don't know for sure how society will continue to develop...well, I'm reacting on the spot :)
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Maria
3 years ago
is like a shelter where they can be restored to improve physically!!!, I love this
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