Rhinos are not generally Sneaky or Stealthy, but We do have the innate capacity to engage our own Inscrutability. When it seems advisable, or just for fun, We just flip our own switch, and “Poof”, Where’d We go?!?
We like to see what’s happening here and there, and always have that Furtivity Card to play.
Rhinos are semi-Enigmatical.
On September 25, 1513, Vasco Nunez de Balboa “discovered” the Pacific Ocean, after a trek across the Isthmus of Panama.
The Pacific came as a surprise to Balboa, but every Critter onshore knew it was there, and had been for a long time. A Really Long Time.
Rhinos do not disdain these Discoveries; We have them all the time, though usually on a more domestic scale.
Rhinos like it when Seasons shift.
We don’t have to do the clean up.
Rhinos do not count above three. We go one, two, three, Lots, and let it go at that. It serves our needs, as We see them, and has for millions of years. See, Millions = Lots, right?
The Abacus is fun to play with, shoving the beads around, but what it “means” is mostly uninteresting, to Rhinos. More or Less.
On the other hand, today marks Your Inner Rhino‘s Post No.1800, which is, as mentioned, a Lot.
Rhinos are always a part of the Time and Location in which We live, then and there or here and now. We are not separate, distinct from everything else. We are an integrated part of the whole Natural Shebang.
In some sense, Rhinos have partitions, places where We are not whatever is enveloping Us. But those edges are hazy; where do edges Go when We doze, or blink, or forget to wonder about it?
Right! Nobody knows. Even We Rhinos.
The fact that many of our Readers don’t seem to see Us in the casual course of their day, doesn’t mean that We Rhinos don’t keep tabs on you.
We do.
We Rhinos are a discreet group, not given to chatterbox-ing. We say what appears to need saying, and let it go at that.
We also keep our mouths shut (except to chew) when We have no special insights to offer.
Thus Rhinos appear exceptionally bright.
In the Wild, Nature provides a lot of food for Rhinos, a wide variety of grasses and other veg, all designed to keep Us in tip-top form.
All We have to do is locate it and chomp it.
Pretty outstanding deal!
In the normal ebb and flow of Daily Interactions, a critter is often asked to step up, one way or another.
These are classic ‘Push-Come-to-Shove’ situations.
In the Wild, Rhinos are often at the top of the list for those seeking Back-up. Pushing is a recognized Rhino Specialty, ditto Shoving.
The Your Inner Rhino’s staff wanted to help our readers avoid a past fumble of ours.
In the Picture, the Background is the Kalahari DESERT. It is in Namibia and Botswana, mostly. Or was this morning.
The chef’s treat in the foreground is a Kalahari DESSERT.
Details, details…
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