All animals have to breathe, but this was a new one for me. Breathing through your reproductive organs? Introducing The Mary River turtle: https://www.edgeofexistence.org/species/mary-river-turtle/

“A caterpillar knows it's a butterfly, even if the whole world tries to convince it that it's just a worm.” ― Matshona Dhliwayo I’ve been captivated by the courage and talent of this young man, Dylan Holloway. His journey, both as a transgender youth and as a musician has been a welcome reminder of what is possible and often necessary for real transformation to take place: https://passalongsongs.substack.com/p/times-like-these-turn-into-something Please join me in liking and sharing his amazing work.

Nature never ceases to knock my socks off! https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1DgitzHYqZ/

“Every room I walk into, my heart walks in first. Every lyric I write is my heart crying raging, hoping, screaming, pleading. You’ve watched me do this - this sifting through life’s messiness - for almost 25 years. Some of you find it annoying. Some of you find it brave. I find it necessary. I think that as human beings we’re vulnerable from the day we’re born til the day we die, and most of us spend our entire lives running from that. I have decided to make vulnerability my life’s work." - Pink Here is the post featuring 3 of what I consider Pink's most "Wildly" vulnerable pieces. She definitely belong among the Wild Dialogs community, don't you think? https://passalongsongs.substack.com/p/times-like-these-i-find-it-necessary

I confess I've never gotten close enough to a snail to watch it eat. But this is adorable (in my humble opinion of course). After seeing this video I started to think about how snails carry their homes on their backs and the fact that they have two two pairs of retractable antennae on their heads. One pair contains their eyes while the second is used to navigate through smell. They're pretty nifty critters, don't you think?