Light Warriors of the Oceans ~ Dolphins Lead Researchers to Drowning Girl

A story of remarkable animal intelligence and instinct.  A school of dolphins, while in the middle of their feeding, out of nowhere decided to take off.  The marine research boat which was monitoring their behavior followed them several miles further offshore to where a young woman was floating in the water, barely alive.  Needless to say, the story has a happy ending.

In the higher dimensions, cetaceans are considered human, only in a different form.  Moreover, they are here to serve a divine purpose - they are continually purveying the oceans for dense negative vibrations and transforming them into a refined and Light-filled energy.  Hail to the dolphins, they are the Light Warriors of the Oceans!  -Sharda-

Dolphins Guide Scientists to Rescue Suicidal Girl
by Maddalena Bearzi
May 29, 2014
for National Geographic Online 

Thanks to Ginger!

One day, my research team and I were following a school of bottlenose dolphins near shore as we do on a regular basis in the waters off Los Angeles, California. We just wrapped up our photo-identification work and were moving on to take video of dolphin social interactions and enter data on behavior.

2 Videos and a Movie ~ Have A Nice Holiday Weekend!

Have a nice weekend, everyone!

 Owl and cat romp as best buddies.

 A breathtaking ocean display of unfettered joy!

A film from Iceland, where belief of the unseen realms 

is a way of life.

Animals Have Consciousness Much Like Humans

Prominent scientists sign declaration that animals have conscious awareness, just like us

by George Dvorsky

from http://io9.com/, January 26, 2013
 
An international group of prominent scientists has signed The Cambridge Declaration on Consciousness in which they are proclaiming their support for the idea that animals are conscious and aware to the degree that humans are — a list of animals that includes all mammals, birds, and even the octopus. But will this make us stop treating these animals in totally inhumane ways? 

While it might not sound like much for scientists to declare that many nonhuman animals possess conscious states, it's the open acknowledgement that's the big news here. The body of scientific evidence is increasingly showing that most animals are conscious in the same way that we are, and it's no longer something we can ignore.

What's also very interesting about the declaration is the group's acknowledgement that consciousness can emerge in those animals that are very much unlike humans, including those that evolved along different evolutionary tracks, namely birds and some cephalopods.

"The absence of a neocortex does not appear to preclude an organism from experiencing affective states," they write, "Convergent evidence indicates that non-human animals have the neuroanatomical, neurochemical, and neurophysiological substrates of conscious states along with the capacity to exhibit intentional behaviors."

Consequently, say the signatories, the scientific evidence is increasingly indicating that humans are not unique in possessing the neurological substrates that generate consciousness.