pond turtle (Where I live, there are no wolves. There are black bears in some areas, but they usually stay further out in the wilderness. There are mountain lions in the Osage and in the middle of the night, people have sometimes been woken by the blood curdling sounds of one, which can sound like a human.
At my residence, I hear coyotes "barking at the moon," raucous barred owls scarring up game, and fox screaming. It's a wild sound that is always nice to hear.
Personally, I wouldn't be worried about any of the wildlife, I'd be more concerned about nefarious persons. Sometimes I might dreamily talk of living in a tipi, but when it comes down to it I'd probably rather a rustic cabin. It's safe from wildlife and more secure from persons. The last time I stayed in a cabin in the Osage, it was an incredibly peaceful experience.
Many of the tribes were moved here to Oklahoma, including the Chieftess' tribe. Indeed, never trusting the governments or their agents is a wise way to go about life.
Usually, when I'm in the city I keep to myself. A lot of my time will be spent in the kitchen. I also go on walks. Somehow walks there can be more peaceful than where I live in Oklahoma

Even though ATL is a big city, neighborhoods are very full of trees, and thus birds and sometimes deer. I stay in a fairly safe neighborhood. I usually go for a walk in the early morning before breakfast. It's a tranquil time



I have saw several sites whilst there, such as the CDC. Somehow I think you would've been interested in seeing what was at the CDC lol.
This time I aim to go to the ATL Aquarium. It's supposed to be one of the top ranked in the world. I aim to try to get in some other sites too that I haven't explored before. My traveling and outings will be solo, but I will be going only to safe areas. Actually, I really go to make sure the aquarium isn't secretly infested with Whangdoodles!!
We might have to take on an aquarium abyss!!










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