Solar Soul

15/10/2025

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Animals make sacrifices for humanity, to show us, teach us and help us grow. We are forever grateful for that, but this was one that has been quite extreme at times with certain individual animals, at least the masses are finally learning.

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HISTORIC MOMENT FOR MARINE LIFE 🌊

After 70 years, the Miami Seaquarium officially closed its doors on October 12, 2025.

This marks the end of an era of dolphin and orca captivity, a powerful victory for compassion, awareness, and for every voice that spoke up for the oceans.

For decades, intelligent, social beings were confined for profit and entertainment. Now, that chapter is finally closing.

However, the challenges of captivity do not end when a park shuts down. What will happen to their prisoners? As with Marineland Canada, these captive animals now face an uncertain future but this is still a victory worth celebrating.

Every park that has profited from its animals has an obligation to ensure they are cared for.

Shutting these parks down is the first step. It ensures that no new animals will ever be jailed again. Well done to all individuals and foundations involved.

09/10/2025

Air bed testing for tonight's gong bath in Milford On Sea. Ill find those rogue inflatables! ......

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09/10/2025

We're in the window of another massive Supermoon. Ive definitely been irritable, fatigued, achy, sensitive to sound, clumsy etc. Emotional. You never quite know what are causing these symptoms, especially when youre a woman ! 🤓

03/10/2025

“My next great adventure, aged 90, is going to be dying.

There’s either nothing or something.

If there’s nothing, there’s nothing, that’s it.

If there’s something, I can’t think of a greater adventure than finding out what it is.

I happen to think there is something because of the experiences I’ve had, because of experiences other people have had. Very powerful ones.”

- Jane Goodall

14/09/2025

For those that aren't aware of this yet......😊

11/09/2025

I mean, im absolutely shattered at the moment! 😁😴 What about you?

11/09/2025

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09/09/2025

08/09/2025

🌊🐋 Whales: giants of the ocean, and secret gardeners of the seas.
Their every swim spreads life, feeding the tiniest creatures and the whole ocean ecosystem.

Story (longer version):
Whales aren’t just majestic ocean wanderers—they’re living, moving ecosystems. As they swim, they release nutrient-rich waste packed with essential metals like iron and non-toxic copper. These nutrients fertilize the seas, helping microscopic phytoplankton thrive.

Phytoplankton may be small, but they’re mighty: they pull carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and feed krill, fish, seals, and even whales themselves. In nutrient-poor waters like the Southern Ocean, this “whale-powered fertilization” is vital to sustaining marine life.

Thanks to their gut microbes, whales recycle nutrients in ways that keep food webs healthy and the ocean’s chemistry balanced. In essence, every dive, every swim, every surfacing is an act of ecological generosity—giants planting the seeds of life wherever they go. 🌊💙