Awesome video Marg! Thaks for sharing! Konrad, I noticed the bat baby first off! Really in the baby mode right now with puppies due next week. :) Ginny

I enjoyed it for the reasons mentioned...just so sweet! It's worth keeping and replaying for sure. Thanks for sharing. :)

That was well done and enjoyable. This Thanksgiving will be the first time I'll have a vegan and a vegetarian joining us. The vegetarian will eat fish but the vegan doesn't - she says she's just a 'twigs and berries' eater. It should be interesting.

Suzique, I'm not sure what your question is based on. I did mean ambivalent. This definition was at the top of Google results and is from Wikipedia: Ambivalence is a state of having simultaneous conflicting reactions, beliefs, or feelings towards some object. Stated another way, ambivalence is the experience of having an attitude towards someone or something that contains both positively and negatively valenced components. This describes what I meant. Details: I always feel sorry for the fish. I believe in habitat preservation and that wild animals belong in their natural homes. That's harder than ever to achieve without some manmade engineering (even if it's just culverts so they can cross roads). Zoos do educate people, help children learn to care whether there are elephants (thence other species) in the wild, do worthwhile research, help preserve threatened and endangered species, etc., hence the conflicting feelings. I get that zoos do good work but I feel for the animals, especially in old fashioned zoos, where the exhibit spaces are little more than fancy cages.