A beautiful young harp seal was spotted on a beach in Newfoundland. The woman took a picture and made it public. Then the crowds came to take pictures of the little seal. Now a few days later the little seal is dead.
https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/photogenic...-1.4085528
What is the matter with people. They swarm animals to take pictures and end up killing the animal.
If by chance you get an amazing wild animal picture, keep it a secret for a long time. When you are absolutely sure the animal has gone from the area and out of danger, then you can safely share the picture.
From reading the article I get the feeling the woman does not realize that her actions led to the seal's death. Do any of these people ever stop and think about how their actions impact the animal in question or are they so self centered that they only see how things effect them.
https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/photogenic...-1.4085528
What is the matter with people. They swarm animals to take pictures and end up killing the animal.
If by chance you get an amazing wild animal picture, keep it a secret for a long time. When you are absolutely sure the animal has gone from the area and out of danger, then you can safely share the picture.
From reading the article I get the feeling the woman does not realize that her actions led to the seal's death. Do any of these people ever stop and think about how their actions impact the animal in question or are they so self centered that they only see how things effect them.
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Catherine
