Earthling, we recently visited one of your planet’s beautiful
beaches. We were amazed at so many humans playing in the sand on the edge of
your Pacific Ocean
We observed Earthlings of all ages standing in the shallow,
cold, ocean water waves. We do not understand why humans stand for hours in the
cold water. Other humans sleep in the sand for hours, reminding us of another
Earthling species we had never seen before – the seal.
Naughty Drauk. My dear brother in law, Drauk, caused a commotion
on the beach. He has one thing in common with Earthling dog pets. When in heat,
both like to hump on a human’s leg. Drauk saw the beautiful female body vessels
in bikinis and went crazy. We had to expend all or our effort stopping him from
humping one of the girl’s leg.
Bikinis. Earthling, we do not understand what the big deal
is about wearing bikinis. We have evolved past the need to wear clothing on our
planet. We do not understand why you can wear a bikini on a beach, but not to work?
Why not run in a bikini at the park? Why is it not appropriate to go to a fancy
restaurant in a bikini?
Speedos. Meera was amused by Earthling males wearing tiny Speedos.
We are not shy like Earthlings but even Meera was blushing after seeing hunky,
young earthlings playing volleyball in Speedos.
Volleyball. Humans playing beach volleyball reminded me of
seals making grunt noises playing with the ball.
Dolphins. We saw another Earthling species jumping
through the water. Dolphins are humans’ best ocean friend. What a smart and
beautiful animal, joyous and playful too.
Due to the simple fact that our brains are one million years
more advanced than yours, we can communicate with the dolphins. They told us
something disturbing. Dolphins look happy on the outside, but their hearts
are full of sorrow and despair. They are sad because fish and the entire ocean
ecosystems are dying due to pollution and over fishing by Didiot humans.
Here is what the
dolphins told us:
Dolphin Fact #1: 90% of all sharks, tunas, cods, and other large predatory
fish that once swam the oceans are gone. And their absence is causing problems
throughout the ocean's food chains.
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