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Earlier today, when I was in my greenhouse, I happened to notice a frustrated bee tangled in a spider web attempting to break free. She was notably tangled in the web, so her wings were quite disabled. I quickly assisted her to the closest hive in my apiary. Almost instantly a group of female worker Bees rushed to her aid to assist with the removal of the sticky web. A small group of vigilant female Bees quickly untangled her and freed her from the web in less than 10 minutes. This is the second time I’ve ushered a bee wrapped up in webs to an unknown hive, as I currently host 13 hives in my apiary at the moment. Both times, the bees have demonstrated unconditional support and help to another bee. It’s astonishing to me how the bees care and help one another, no matter if it’s a bee from their own colony or not. Their acts of unity and collaboration for the sake of the whole continues to inspire me. May they inspire humanity too.

Blessed be.
Farrah 

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holistic_wildflower

Earlier today, when I was in my greenhouse, I happened to notice a frustrated bee tangled in a spider web attempting to break free. She was notably tangled in the web, so her wings were quite disabled. I quickly assisted her to the closest hive in my apiary. Almost instantly a group of female worker Bees rushed to her aid to assist with the removal of the sticky web. A small group of vigilant female Bees quickly untangled her and freed her from the web in less than 10 minutes. This is the second time I’ve ushered a bee wrapped up in webs to an unknown hive, as I currently host 13 hives in my apiary at the moment. Both times, the bees have demonstrated unconditional support and help to another bee. It’s astonishing to me how the bees care and help one another, no matter if it’s a bee from their own colony or not. Their acts of unity and collaboration for the sake of the whole continues to inspire me. May they inspire humanity too.

Blessed be.
Farrah

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The Elephants that came to dinner | Mfuwe Lodge, Zambia
At a five-star lodge in Zambia, a bizarre phenomenon is stumping wildlife experts and delighting tourists. An elephant family, led by a matriarch named Wonky Tusk, is overtaking the lobby. Though elephants can be violent in the wild, here they climb the stairs of Mfuwe Lodge and grace past reception without bumping a chair. Why the paradox? Wildlife cameraman Nathan Pilcher is on a mission to find out. What he discovers may reveal elephants to be far more intelligent than we could've imagined.

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Listen to this beautiful lullaby for a big elephant with a benevolent heart. Every time Lek sings, this gentle giant falls asleep. The 7-year-old elephant, named, Faa Mai, is part of a herd at the Elephant Nature Park in Thailand. Lek says her singing makes Faa Mi feel safe and comfortable. She says they communicate though love. First they hug, then , Faa Mai, slowly lays on the ground to take his nap. His ears flap to the music and his trunk curls in. Finally he shuts his eyes.
 

This golden retriever has a baby deer in his mouth and he's doing something amazing. The dog named "Storm" is rescuing the drowning fawn. Mark Feely was filming Storm on the beach when the dog ran in after the fawn who was clearly struggling. Now, the video of the rescue is going viral. People can't believe the way Storm is looking after the fawn, almost as if he's resuscitating the stricken animal.

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