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Thanks you, Ian – I so appreciate your thoughts and comments. I believe – and hope – that our next frontier as humans will be to revolutionize the way we treat our wild, domestic, and food animals.
Very thought provoking writing Monica, your words tell the story of the need to understand and live harmoniously with the world of animals.