Animals are Magical

[onawah]

Here is one of the channeled messages from Tyberonn: https://projectavalon.net/forum4/sho...l=1#post677895

Posted by onawah (here)
I think it was the geologist, sacred site tour guide and channeler James Tyberonn who reported that sometimes a human soul will temporarily incarnate as an animal in order to school humans in realizing how closely connected the animal kingdom is to human beings.

Posted by gini (here)
48 min-- May 9, 2025 #chimpanzee #humanity #scienceexplained
In 1976, a bald chimpanzee with eerily human traits shocked the world. Nicknamed the “Humanzee,” Oliver walked on two legs, preferred human company, and defied scientific explanation. Was he a human-chimp hybrid? A missing link? Or something science had never seen before? Subscribe to Our World: https://bit.ly/3xnPuGL

Humans and chimpanzees share an estimated 98 per cent of genetic material, having branched off from one another two and a half million years ago. Genetically it is very likely that humans and chimpanzees could produce offspring. This fascinating special has unique access to the most famous purported human-chimpanzee hybrid called Oliver. He is 41 years old, walks upright on two legs, has a pronounced nose, human-like teeth and is eerily, always rejected by other chimpanzees. But is he really a chimp-human hybrid? Drawing on archive footage and interviews this film explores the taboo of hybridisation and the ethics of such a Frankenstein-science.

This film was first broadcast: 2003

[grapevine]

Helen - Blind Rescue Cow who Melts Every Time She Hears Her Favorite Song

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=b_0dID4SRno

(4:20)
Wonderful, heartwarming story of Helen, the blind cow who has now found love.
"Helen spent 19 years in silence and shadow. Born blind, she never knew grass or the sky - until she found love, freedom, and the sound of wind chimes. This is the story of a cow who didn't need eyes to see joy. She just needed someone to show her that it was possible."

[RunningDeer]

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Happy tears for Helen & Family.

Posted by grapevine (here)
Helen - Blind Rescue Cow who Melts Every Time She Hears Her Favorite Song

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=b_0dID4SRno

(4:20)
Wonderful, heartwarming story of Helen, the blind cow who has now found love.
"Helen spent 19 years in silence and shadow. Born blind, she never knew grass or the sky - until she found love, freedom, and the sound of wind chimes. This is the story of a cow who didn't need eyes to see joy. She just needed someone to show her that it was possible."

[Ravenlocke]

Animal rescues due to severe flooding Buenos Aires Argentina

😭 Heart-breaking and Desperate situation in Zárate, Buenos Aires Province in Argentina.

Over 450 mm of rain has caused severe flooding, forcing more than 1,000 people to evacuate and as always, the animals are suffering too.

fundacion.planetavivo.arg are rescuing as many animals as they can.

Link to their insta account below if you'd like to donate...

https://x.com/volcaholic1/status/1924206946841731313

[rgray222]

This is fascinating. He does not bare his teeth or bark, but he absolutely commands alpha respect.

[Bluegreen]

Pygmy Marmoset & New Friend

Wee pygmy marmoset cannot contain his curiosity. And who can blame him.


(0:21)

https://x.com/wonderofscience/status...19006301200385

[noxon medem]

Squirrel glowing on the home fence
Coming to eat some seeds and nuts



A mother and two kids had a nest in a tree by the local road.
Late winter the authorities cut down the tree, claiming it was
a security risk. I dragged the top with the nest into the garden.
The squirrels were gone but I kept it as a memory. After some
time the siblings startet visiting and was seeking contact and even
entering the house. I put out bowls of water and some food for them
and they became regular guests during spring and summer. They
grew bigger and stronger by the week and took away lot of nuts to
hide and save for later. Their mother was busy building a new home
deeper into the forest and gradualy they visited more seldom and
were able to manage on their own. I stopped putting out food with
a mixed feeling. Missing their beauty and company but enjoying the
fact they had survived their struggle and continued life in the woods.
-
PS. Do not feed squirrels salted nuts or sweetened fruit.

[rgray222]

The title of this video was 'Mewsic Lover'

[mountain_jim]

https://x.com/buitengebieden/status/1924927101532008817

That face.. 😅

— Buitengebieden (@buitengebieden) May 20, 2025

[Eva2]

'Researchers studying Danionella cerebrum, a translucent, fingernail-sized fish from Myanmar, have confirmed that it produces extremely loud sounds relative to its size.

The sound levels can reach up to 140 decibels, which is comparable to the noise level of a gunshot or jet engine at close range—and louder than an elephant's trumpet, which typically ranges from 85 to 117 decibels.

This powerful sound is believed to be used in social communication or territorial displays, particularly among males.

Scientists found that the fish uses specialized drumming muscles near its swim bladder to generate the noise, a mechanism unique among vertebrates of this size.

These findings were published in 2023 and gained widespread attention due to the sheer sound-to-size ratio of this species, making Danionella cerebrum one of the loudest animals on Earth in proportion to its body.'

[RunningDeer]

Posted by Eva2 (here)
'Researchers studying Danionella cerebrum, a translucent, fingernail-sized fish from Myanmar, have confirmed that it produces extremely loud sounds relative to its size.

The sound levels can reach up to 140 decibels, which is comparable to the noise level of a gunshot or jet engine at close range—and louder than an elephant's trumpet, which typically ranges from 85 to 117 decibels.

This powerful sound is believed to be used in social communication or territorial displays, particularly among males.

Scientists found that the fish uses specialized drumming muscles near its swim bladder to generate the noise, a mechanism unique among vertebrates of this size.

These findings were published in 2023 and gained widespread attention due to the sheer sound-to-size ratio of this species, making Danionella cerebrum one of the loudest animals on Earth in proportion to its body.'

3 fer 1 | A medley of Sounds

One of world’s smallest fish found to make sounds that exceed 140 decibels

One of the world’s smallest fish, measuring about the width of an adult human fingernail, can make a sound as loud as a gunshot, scientists have found.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=zs8_fVGh0K4

Ranking the Funnies Bird Sounds

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=tab54RmO16Q

Shoebill storks make some strange noises

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=noF-CLNSUZU

[RunningDeer]

The Shoebill stork stands 3.5 – 5 feet (1.07 – 1.5 m) tall; weigh an average of 12.3 pounds (5.6 kg); have an average wingspan of 7.7 feet (2.33 m). Males are slightly larger than females and have longer bills.

Meet The Shoebill Stork (Balaeniceps Rex)

Sushi lives at the Uganda Wildlife Education Centre in Entebbe and was rescued by their team after locals set fire to the wetlands. Our Drive 4 Wildlife project will help to rescue animals such as these and the vehicle we are sending out to Uganda will help to also protect them in the wild 🚙

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=-p2RyFnudDw

[Bill Ryan]

Three magical penguins in what seems to have been a frenetic race across the glacier, going extraordinarily fast. Apparently this is a very rare thing to witness, and no-one knows why they do this.



https://explorersweb.com/wp-content/...-Clipchamp.mp4

[RunningDeer]

Year 3 Begins: Building Wildlife Boxes for 20+ Species (18 min)

• The Wildlife Homestead
• May 25, 2025
• 591K subscribers

Year three begins on The Wildlife Homestead. I build wildlife boxes for over 20 species, from owls, to songbirds, to squirrels.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=p4Gn7eR4GwA

[noxon medem]

An amazing topic and thread
so much to reflect on and enjoy
Have now updated my post 2167
with a short story of how and why
some Squirrels came to my home
for a periode some years ago ..
https://projectavalon.net/forum4/sho...=1#post1669066

be well, all
nm

[Harmony]

Thank you noxon medem for your uplifting personal story of interaction with your lovely squirrels, they seemed to really pickup on your caring intentions

Posted by noxon medem (here)
Squirrel glowing on the home fence
Coming to eat some seeds and nuts

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A mother and two kids had a nest in a tree by the local road.
Late winter the authorities cut down the tree, claiming it was
a security risk. I dragged the top with the nest into the garden.
The squirrels were gone but I kept it as a memory. After some
time the siblings startet visiting and was seeking contact and even
entering the house. I put out bowls of water and some food for them
and they became regular guests during spring and summer. They
grew bigger and stronger by the week and took away lot of nuts to
hide and save for later. Their mother was busy building a new home
deeper into the forest and gradualy they visited more seldom and
were able to manage on their own. I stopped putting out food with
a mixed feeling. Missing their beauty and company but enjoying the
fact they had survived their struggle and continued life in the woods.
-
PS. Do not feed squirrels salted nuts or sweetened fruit.

[Docim369]

Indeed what a beautiful thread this is!
And what a lonely place it would be here on earth without these magical angelic beings!
Remember, it is said that in golden ages of humanity, there is practically no eating of animals! And much more: they are not afraid of people and we communicate telepathically, which some without doubt already do to some level.
Just a short note for all you animal lovers.
Wish all the best and keep up with this thread, it just probably is the most relaxing one on Avalon.

[grapevine]

Adult seals can stay under the ice for half an hour, but babies for only a few minutes

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=kCSd61hIVE8

[Eva2]

'The woodpecker’s tongue is one of nature’s most astonishing adaptations. Far longer than its beak, the tongue extends back into the skull, wrapping around it—sometimes even looping over the top and around the eye socket. This isn't just to catch insects buried deep within tree bark; it's also a vital piece of shock-absorbing anatomy. As the bird slams its beak into wood at speeds of up to 20 times per second, the tongue’s unique path acts like a biological seatbelt, distributing impact forces and helping to protect the brain from trauma. This remarkable design, supported by a specialized structure called the hyoid apparatus, allows the woodpecker to perform its relentless pecking without suffering concussions—a feat no human could match unprotected.'

[Docim369]

I have to turn to you guys, searching for guidance. Does anyone of you know of some beautiful spiritual fiction books about animals which describers their gifts/magic...?
Thanks yall!