Life in the highlands
\nFeasting on grasses
\nGelada Baboons
\nIn their packs
\nAre alive
\nTo the sounds of the hills
\nTo the music of many
\npredatory conflicts
\nSurvive<\/p>\n
The rare Ethiopian Wolves
\nFor example
\nWork with baboons to settle their score
\nAs The baboons forage
\nAnd chase out the rodents
\nThe wolves get their bounty
\nAnd share Nature\u2019s store<\/p>\n
This protects the Baboons
\nWhich could easily be
\nFood for the wolves
\nBut you see, strangely
\nThis symbiosis
\nOffers a way
\nFor both to be fed at the
\nEnd of the day<\/p>\n
The desire to be helpful
\nSuch fondness we see
\nA true inclination
\nA ripe tendency
\nBoth replete to brimming
\nTransforming the scene
\nA wondrous liaison
\nThere just hasn\u2019t been<\/p>\n
It\u2019s a permanent issue
\nA cooperative way
\nOf ensuring there\u2019s help
\nAt the end of each day
\nA friendship of worth
\nA comradely ploy
\nbringing food to the plates
\nAnd a whole lot of joy<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Life in the highlands Feasting on grasses Gelada Baboons In their packs Are alive To the sounds of the hills To the music of many predatory conflicts Survive The rare Ethiopian Wolves For example Work with baboons to settle their … Continue reading