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| Subject: | The Garden of Eden (Foya Mountains, Indonesia) |
| From: | "Michelle Plant" <> |
| Date: | Tue, 8 Jul 2008 14:08:51 +1000 |
It is also terribly concerning -Where do the wild things get to live without our presence - some of those critters have very clearly been habituated. It troubles me that such a 'paradise' is being exposed.. for human interest... it is not in those critters best interest for us to know of them. It made me think - how clever the Indonesians were for so long to have set a boundary to keep 'us' out.... and why after all that time - did they let us in... Can people be trusted to just admire from afar - without the 'need' to go... it will be like a candy store for some... It truely frightens me.... at some point we must restrain ourselves - surely! I know most of us are very lovely - but in numbers we are really quite destructive... depite our best intentions. |
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