PetiteSheWolf
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Hello dear bees!
So, this WE I went to that park to see the wolfs, and we also stopped for some nice scenic towns en route
That was just so great. It's not a "regular" zoo/park, but a place where they take animals who've become too accustomed to humans for regular zoos - can be wildlife that a hunter or a vet took home for a while or zoo babies when the mamma can't take care of their baby and it needs human care. The animals who like it are trained and used as animal actors for movies or publicities - they were for some quite famous movies ("the fox and the child", le pacte des loups/ brotherhoodof the wolfs)
With my friend Alexia, we rented for the night a cabin, very comfy, that had a balcony over the wolfe's territory. As they are not shy about humans, we could see them live their wolfish life up to nightfall, and again in the (very foggy - spectacular!) morning. The european wolves and artic wolves had a howling competition, that was just pure magic! In the morning we walked around the wolfs's area with two trainers who explained more about the place and wolfs, and showed us how they train them (clicker training!), and we could admire them well. I will try to post some pics later on. Then we had a tour of the other animals, including surikats, foxes, servals and caracals, a splendid leopard, noisy aras... Fascinating!
Exercise wise, every day EoD, balance asanas, and some workout, today being O-pose hold and
1 year and 177 consecutive days of exercise (one year 150 days on 02/09).
So, this WE I went to that park to see the wolfs, and we also stopped for some nice scenic towns en route
That was just so great. It's not a "regular" zoo/park, but a place where they take animals who've become too accustomed to humans for regular zoos - can be wildlife that a hunter or a vet took home for a while or zoo babies when the mamma can't take care of their baby and it needs human care. The animals who like it are trained and used as animal actors for movies or publicities - they were for some quite famous movies ("the fox and the child", le pacte des loups/ brotherhoodof the wolfs)
With my friend Alexia, we rented for the night a cabin, very comfy, that had a balcony over the wolfe's territory. As they are not shy about humans, we could see them live their wolfish life up to nightfall, and again in the (very foggy - spectacular!) morning. The european wolves and artic wolves had a howling competition, that was just pure magic! In the morning we walked around the wolfs's area with two trainers who explained more about the place and wolfs, and showed us how they train them (clicker training!), and we could admire them well. I will try to post some pics later on. Then we had a tour of the other animals, including surikats, foxes, servals and caracals, a splendid leopard, noisy aras... Fascinating!
Exercise wise, every day EoD, balance asanas, and some workout, today being O-pose hold and
1 year and 177 consecutive days of exercise (one year 150 days on 02/09).
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I'd love to have been there. You didn't bring one home with you, did you? Perhaps Madame Luna would have objected...
Since I started my treatment, between hormon therapy and changes in eating habits to prevent nausea and have enough energy. She remarked that my BMI (23.3) is still really OK so not too worrry too much about it. Hmmm. Guess we'll see in December but if I want to lose weight, guess I should discuss it with the hospital dietetician. Anyhow, other remark is that I didn't need change my clothes, so... Oh well.
