Recently, we visited the local zoo twice. It is by no means unique - just a place like many in the world. In this you can see mainly birds, but there are also some rabbits, goats, sheep, llamas, alpacas and even our Polish cow. I like the semi-open nature of this zoo - some birds can walk around it freely and are quite familiar with people. You can also enter some of the animals to feed them with hay or stroke them. The kids have a lot of fun because of it, and they can be taught different things along the way. For example, that, contrary to the narrative of some leftist circles, nature is neither good nor bad. These concepts are human inventions and do not concern the animal kingdom. It is guided by primal instincts like survival, using aggression in situations when they feel threatened in any form.
Today, it is often forgotten, and sometimes it ends up being wounded or scarred for life and traumatized by it. It is true that this usually applies to domesticated animals, but sometimes there is such a situation that the child has to deal with wild animals and it is better for him to have such knowledge. A long time ago, in the times of our grandmothers and grandparents, people had more contact with nature and such knowledge was more common (contrary to popular opinion and stereotypes of townspeople, children from the countryside often knew about sex faster, because as you probably know, animals do not pay attention to people and when males have an erection, they are looking for a female to have sex with). Sure, then there were also so-called "city", but this problem affected a smaller group of people. Keep this in mind, you never know what may happen to our future or present children.
I believe that there is no useless knowledge (unless we are talking about one that really has no justification in our world, that's something else) and it is worth knowing as much as possible so that later there will not be such a situation that we are facing a threat and we do not know how to deal with it.
Anyway, check out photos below. Not all photos were successful, but some of the shots turned out to be really cool in my humble opinion :)!
