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How does the rest of the world feel about us?

July 27, 2006February 4, 2008 by peter

How does the rest of the world feel about us? I don’t mean what do the French think of Americans? Or what do the Yamamani of Amazonia think of Western civilization? But what do all the other creatures on this planet think of us? Or perhaps I should ask what do they feel about us, […]

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Creeping up on a Seal

June 13, 2006February 4, 2008 by peter

The boat on which I live is moored close – about fifty feet – from some old breakwaters upon which seals like to come and rest. Over the years, I’ve got to know them pretty well, watched them clamboring out of the water onto the floating logs, listened to them snorting and burping till the […]

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