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My heart bleeds.
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This is why polar bears are stopping in at Bonavista, Newfoundland, to visit fried chicken restaurants.
Oh, God, how terribly sad for the polar bears, Sally. And it appears that things will get a lot more dire for those magnificent animals as their ice habitat disappears. We have a lot to answer for now that we fully understand what we are doing to our planet.
Yes, Jane, for sure. I also see magnificent whales feeding in front of our house, and I realize how much plastic they are exposed to in the ocean. Thanks for raising awareness for all of us. 🤗