talking on skype about the fox video and listening to others experiences of observing foxes do that and other animals do the same or similar, they prompted the consideration that now we are thinking differently, we are looking for different causes of effects we experience/observe
the good news is, having explored all other permutations, the invisible causes of visible effects are all that is left to discover
Quoting: aether 1187276A Fortune Cookie proverb just hauled itself on down the pike, aether...
just for you--
Change the state of light and the invisible becomes visible.
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f'n Fortune Cookie proverbs make the seemingly impossible appear effortless, lolz)
Anyway, the foxeses. Love 'em. Interesting animal spirit to work with; stealth and intelligent. Even though they're ferrel, they're understandable. Quick.
Have you ever been "cased" by a fox? Harhar, this happened to my roomate and I about a month ago. We had been hiking in the mountain, returned to the car, and there was this beautiful fox there. A very curious fox, there.
He certainly kept a concerted perimeter that he by slivers of space began reducing to come closer to us. No charging, like a bull. No posturing, like a bear. No flat out, 'I'm going to mess your ass all up', of the cougar. Just this systematic whittling down of space, piercing eyes-on at all times.
It wasn't aggressive, as in growling or snarling...but that "casing" prance of the fox can be f'n unnerving. And ya can't run; you're screwed if you run.
Ahhh...lol, fun with Mother Nature and good times on the Big Bluesy Marble, eh?
