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Oct 2009: If I leave here tomorrow Would you still remember me? For I must be travelling on, now, 'Cause there's too many places I've got to see. - Lynyrd Skynyrd, Free Bird
Dec 2008: A shark attacks when it is hungry not when it is fed up. That was our theory anyway when we fed this shark and her pup at the Great Barrier Reef.
Jan 2009: The Red Kangaroo, found only in Australia, is in no danger of extinction. Interior Australians try to kill them for meat because they compete with other farm livestock for grass and water in large quantities, and are hard to catch since they can leap upto 40 feet in a hop. Here, Red Kangaroos are domesticated in a Sydney zoo, feeding on carrots and peas.
Mar 2008: Photograph from a year ago. Regularly feeding animals makes them irreversibly dependent on humans. In the US, experts say this destroys the species. In India, experts say it gives the species a chance to survive. In a way, animal species have a chance of sustained survival in India if they get domesticated. Either way, it's a step in evolution. Shruti and I have adapted and evolved in the last one year in India, just like our cousins above.