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OTIS loves her:  Caitlyn Johnstone: It’s not just all the war, injustice, ecocide and dystopia that hurts. It’s knowing it didn’t have to be this way.  It’s knowing what could have been. All this innovation that’s being poured into finding new ways to conduct mass military slaughter, to surveil and control our entire society, to restrict and manipulate the flow of information, to create artificial scarcity for products that people need, to create artificial demand for products that people do not need, to compete with rival corporations in order to turn billionaires into trillionaires — none of that needs to be happening.  Humanity could be using its creativity and cleverness to make the world a better place instead. If we were pouring all our resources, time and energy into collaborating with each other for the common good instead of competing with each other for power and profit, we could easily create paradise on earth.  If all our brainpower was going toward impro...

Inspiration = BEAR, Otis

Yup, that is the bear OTIS 

[The legendary brown bear Otis is a quintessential example of longevity and adaptability in bears.]


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Otis: An Inspiration

Do your favorite live cam friends inspire you to take care of the world? Animals like Otis have a devoted following, so might their influence directly impact conservation efforts?

Our resident naturalist Mike Fitz along with his research colleagues sought to answer this very question, and their findings are illuminating. Much of their research is collected from explore.org viewers.

The research paper summary is available on our blog, and the full-length paper can be viewed here.

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