A Mother's Loss, A Baby's Hope: The Wild's Harsh Reality

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I try not to see nature as “cruel” or “sad” because those human emotions simply do not apply to the living world. Just about any organism that isn’t a plant or fungus requires some creature’s death in order to sustain their life.

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