Lets play a game! The ABC animal game and more!
we can start by distracting our minds today whether we are struggling with depression or anxiety or going through any situation that is bothersome to us that we just can't get off our mind. this will be helpful in that perspective
I will start by naming an animal. Starting with the letter A. Be mindful of who was before you, so you know what letter you have and name an animal that corresponds with the letter. some can be tricky, so have fun with it and good luck!
also, bonus! if you also want to write a description on what you think about that animal you listed, such as for an example "I think that is a beautiful animal and it is strong and powerful in the wild"
feel free to research your animal you pick, and put the link in the forum so others can read on your animal:)
A: anteater.
bonus: I feel the anteater is so cool because it has a nose designed specifically for ants and smaller insects. It is interesting how they have the nose to eat the ants and then a small mouth to eat bigger things such as plants for their diet.
GOOD LUCK EVERYONE, I really can't wait to see what everyone comes up with and how creative you all are. i also want to say I appreciate all of you for putting in the work to your forum post reply whether short and simple or long and intriguing
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Xolo Dog
@magicalOcean594 scissor-tailed flycatcher
@AngelOfKindness Googled it up, love the hues on the bird!
@BlueStrawberries6592 thank you. It’s a very beautiful one
Bat
Cat
Also i would like to add if its at z you dont have to stop playing you can continue with the top of the first letter .. A and keep going again :)
i enjoyed everyones shares they were amazing. I know some of you were having some issues with how to play. Please read forum to refresh on the instructions
good luck!!
Elephant Shrew

Their traditional common English name "elephant shrew" comes from a perceived resemblance between their long noses and the trunk of an elephant, and their superficial similarity with shrews (family Soricidae).
However, phylogenetic analysis revealed that elephant shrews are not classified with true shrews, but are in fact more closely related to elephants than shrews.
Source: Wikipedia
@ouiCherie That was interesting!
F - Fox
gorilla