Do We Care About Worms?

AP: And there was an article about the great barrier reef. It’s close to Australia. You know of that. And one of the prominent things in the article was very soon you won’t get to see these spectacles. So preserve the reef because it is spectacular. Spectacular to whom? To the turtles? No, to the man. And that reminds me there was an article on the turtle also and it said look at this grand and beautiful turtle. It’s slowly becoming extinct. It is appearing grand and beautiful to whom? To man.
Which means that if there are small inospicuous animals, unattractive pieces of flora and fauna, you won’t bother for them. Such as our care, a small unattractive looking animal is reducing in number. Would it receive the same attention as is received by the tiger and you are so concerned about the tiger?

Why are you so concerned about the tiger?
Take beautiful grand royal. My little puppy and I get him a sweater. Nice and cozy and colorful and of course cute. And how about all the stray dogs? They are not mine. That’s the quality of ego-driven care.