I thought this absolutely amazing video would be a nice change of pace to share with you as I pursue some leads today and attempt to put the information that has been bubbling to the surface into some coherent order.
Wow the Antarctic seems so peaceful I wonder if they have internet access?
(H/T to Trigmund Freud)
wow, too cool. thx for the video
ReplyDeleteThank you ever so much for posting this amazing and beautiful video.
ReplyDeleteLove your Blog and truly appreciate all your hard work.
Best of Health and Happiness in 2010.
Stay safe good man.
A anadian who admires your spirit and honesty.
Wow! Amazing. I wish he would have pretended to eat the penguins or take them to minimize the killing of so many. Just the same, what an amazing creature! To those who say animals don't think or have emotions, I say bulderdash!!!
ReplyDeleteAwsome !! Got that e-mailed to me awhile back.Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove the video. Keep on keeping on Patrick. I'm a fan.
ReplyDeleteWow! That was truly amazing footage! National Geographic does great work showing people some of the amazing things that animals are capable of. It shows that we need to protect all the animals in their various habitats, even if that means that people can't develop every place they want to. People really don't need to be everywhere at the expense of everything nonhuman.
ReplyDeleteAwesome video...thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your research on the new leads. Thank you thank you thank you for all of your hard work. It is much appreciated.
Have a wonderful and prosperous 2010. Stay safe Gryphen
off topic Gryphen but Rachel Maddow just did a story on Bristol's LLC formation
ReplyDeleteThank you for this beautiful and truly awesome glimpse of this very generous leopard seal. What an experience. Amazing.
ReplyDeleteMy heart is singing♥♪♫♪♥I love it!
yeah, great video gryphen, thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteI've worked in Antarctica for six seasons and I can tell you that yes, Antarctica does have internet access. Speed and access hours vary, but it's definitely there! Even the South Pole has access for about 12 hours per day.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing this amazing video Gryphen & Trigmund Freud. My heart is so full it's spilling all over the place. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you too for all the hard work you're doing to bring the truth to us. Untangling all the webs woven is a head exploding task and I appreciate all your efforts. Please keep yourself safe at all costs. We all have your back.
Thanks to Trigmund and Gryphen for this. It reminded me I wanted to get Nicklen's book. What an incredible experience with a predator animal. This is yet another example of why I really think animals are far superior to us mere humans.
ReplyDeleteCoherent order would be much appreciated on some of the recent bubblings Gryphen.