Was browsing throught the TV Channels on a lazy Sunday evening, for something mesmerized me it happened to be a documentry on NatGeo showing Australlian WildLife. i was spell bound by the whole episode..... it was not just about the the kinda life there, it was about life as a Whole.
what i saw was soo Beautiful, and soo much to take from it. I saw such variety of Life in the Sea much more colorfull than any of the Mordern art paintings or even the forwards i received, wel i am not exagerrating while i say this... i started beleiving that there is much much stronger than human brain. i solely started beleiving in the fact that we are much much smaller than mother nature.
There was more to it, it wasnt about the beauty and the beast, it was about the surprising behavioural pattern exhibitted by those animals.

Inspiring : Its Spring, A Tiger snake sees a young rat. the Tiger snake has come out for foodfor the first time since autom. the rat is very tempting offer, but the rat manages to scare the snake off, BELEIVE ME ... it did that. it dares to fight just to protect its small ones. But adding a thought to this, did the mother protect the younger ones or was it the other way around. Imagaine in the absebce of those small ones, it would have easily given up and would have been a nice meal to the snake!

Male Domination : Well all those you speak of gender equality you should see this video for the this animal called Tasmanian Devil (again from austrlia) feeds its male cubs first. only when the male cubs are full, the female gets its turn. Oh man, even this was decided by nature. Girls, you need not curse the prev generations, for they were probably part of something they werent aware of.

Sibbling Fight : the story of the Tasmanian Devil does not end there, the cubs chase their mother once they learn to hunt. The mother doesnt get the share even from the first hunt.


Here is Mother nature for you friends, this blog was not to prove male domination or to say that we are the choosen ones and all such crap, but to remind ourselfs about the fact, about the order that the nature has in-built in its system. Respect the fact that our very existence is part of something very big.