The power of music.

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Since I have a lot of (sitting around doing nothing but being miserable) time right now, I found a new obsession.

Plumes.

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A French singer and animal activist who travels to zoos to play guitar. A soft spoken little fellow who discovered music really does hath charms to soothe the savage beast.

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As well as the not so savage.

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Every single creature he encounters is spellbound. They can’t get close enough.

I know this is a long clip but at least watch until the horses.

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https://share.google/eUNdGcHGM3RQas8Fw

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There’s something beautiful happening here.

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A type of connection.

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No matter how big or how small, all the animals respond to the music.

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https://share.google/LQpF28iGSTlajFzs1

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It’s a lovely distraction from the pain of knee replacement and for the very first time? I’m happy my Facebook algorithm is on board with sweet and touching daily clips.

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When the penguin sings along.

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https://share.google/RAMCZzBqLUMLeN2lS

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28 thoughts on “The power of music.”

  1. I watched these in full. So heartwarming. Reminds me that animals are just like people . . . only better.
    I’m surprised there was only a log fence between him and the rhino. That rhino could exhale forcefully and knock that fence down!

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  2. Interesting! I know sleeping after my hip replacement, total, was a bear on and off. Even now, some nights I am restless but can sleep on my back. Still careful with my side sleeping. When I see the camel, I think back a little over a decade ago when I was in good enough shape to ride a camel in the Middle East! I don’t mind that time is gone. I find water noises a good stress reliever.

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  3. I’ve been following him for some time – I’ve wondered if he sings in a particular, chosen, tone, meter – however music is defined – that particularly appeals to animals.

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