Picture / Panoramic Vision
Day 154 Check-in
Keywords: animals; inspiration; life
The world is composed of all things, and every species has its own value and meaning of existence. Let’s take a look at two thoughts on the occurrence of animal behavior.
In the hot summer, flies are everywhere. They cling to the buffalo's back, making it itchy. However, the buffalo does not have the flexible limbs to free its back. This is the emergence of a kind of bird called the heron. They make a living by preying on parasites on the backs of buffaloes, and they make their homes on the buffaloes. People can often see a harmonious picture. Wherever the buffalo goes, the egret on its back will follow. When you think this is a stable animal relationship, egrets will tell you that it is not. They will look for a new buffalo back every morning. In the coexistence of buffalo and egret, it seems that we can see the code of conduct for communication and dealing with people in modern society. They live without depending on anyone, but rely on each other for occasional support.
Sea cucumber Because of its nutritional value, sea cucumbers are often served as a delicacy on the table. Despite being hunted in large numbers, sea cucumbers often stage desperate escapes in warm ocean bathing beaches again and again. Sea cucumbers are invertebrates with a cylindrical body. One end of the body is the mouth, the other end is the anus, and in the middle are some tubes for digestion and respiration. Whenever a sea cucumber encounters such a survival crisis, it will spray out the sticky and wet pipes and excrement in its body like a cuttlefish, and at the same time, it will fly away quickly with the help of the recoil force of its internal organs. After it is safe, the sea cucumber will grow a new set of respiratory and digestive organs. This series of survival behaviors of sea cucumbers seems to reflect some beautiful qualities. Only by giving up can you gain. Don't be bound by desires. Only by giving up some greed and fame and fortune can you grow and return to the joy of life.
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