09-03-2020, 02:18 PM
These are some of the images of the display that will open at the Natural History Museum in London on October 16.
The images are powerful and send strong messages about animals and our connection to them.
https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/wildl...index.html
If this is just a sample of the images can you imagine what the whole exhibit would be like. I found some of the images to be starkly beautiful. Some are bleak and disturbing. The image of the Tar Sands is sadly the truth of what we have done to a beautiful wilderness area. The market with the wildlife being used as food is disturbing, but also the truth about our interactions with wildlife. I hope a lot of people see the full exhibit and are effected by it.
They are images that will not easily be forgotten.
The images are powerful and send strong messages about animals and our connection to them.
https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/wildl...index.html
If this is just a sample of the images can you imagine what the whole exhibit would be like. I found some of the images to be starkly beautiful. Some are bleak and disturbing. The image of the Tar Sands is sadly the truth of what we have done to a beautiful wilderness area. The market with the wildlife being used as food is disturbing, but also the truth about our interactions with wildlife. I hope a lot of people see the full exhibit and are effected by it.
They are images that will not easily be forgotten.
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Catherine
