Check out this guest post by author Audrey Driscoll from Sue Vincent’s Daily Echo blog
A while ago it occurred to me that when humans become extinct, unless aliens arrive on Earth to dig up and appreciate our music, art and writing, it will become meaningless. The animals that survive our presence on this planet will never read our books, sing our songs or admire our creations, even though vines may festoon our sculptures and birds nest among their twining stems.
Culture, I thought, is unique to us. Then, for some reason, I remembered those weird rabbits.
What rabbits?
Near the end of Part I of the late Richard Adams’s wonderful book, Watership Down, the band of homeless rabbits comes across a warren whose inhabitants display peculiar behaviours. They practice complicated etiquette, recite poetry and make things they call Shapes by pushing pebbles into burrow walls. It turns out this warren is managed by a nearby farmer. He protects it from predators and delivers…
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Author Don Massenzio 
Thanks Don 🙂
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My pleasure.
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