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NOTHING should be treated like this!

In the N.T, Aboriginals run their own Crocodile egg collection and crocodile farming. Depends on which tribe you're talking about. One group it's their totem. You go 20kms down the coast, and the next group will eat them. The colonial industry is not a correct description. They also farm trepang and mill local timbers. I lived in Arhnem land for 40 years.

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We should definitely not use sustainable bio degradable animal lether. Lets make fabric out of oil instead

wow he makes it sound sadder than it is

That's just down right deranged! These magnificent animals, sentinels of time, being completely dis-honoured and disrespected in this way, and all for high end fashion in some far away place, worn as some sort of trivial, shallow status statement. The ignorance and depravity.... Thankyou to Donny and all involved with the production of this video, it has prompted me to look further into this.

Thank you..

'COLONIAL INDUSTRY'- well pointed out

THANKYOU ( Donny and Team) for sharing your vulnerabilities and how you transmuted that into what you are now and the important work in exposing the truths of this industry Crying from a few mins into this .....

Really quiet on audio :(

Thanks for this excellent conversation. There needs to be huge rethink of humans relationship to animals and the natural world, and how we need to go forward to respect and protect our crucial ecosystems.

Great podcast Alix, you have a battle on your hands with the old school programming in the farming community, but I think you are on the right track, If humans get out of the way of nature it will balance it self, work with Her not against Her!

Great episode. Thank you both for your hard work and dedication in addressing this crucial issue. Looking forward to the next one.

Great conversation Sonya and Alix. Keep up the good fight. You are both so right on many issues. Sonya is soooo right in her comment, "we need to stop killing everything", which seemed to be the easiest way to fix the problem, in the shortest amount of time. Surely, as humans, we are better than that by now? I'm sure a long time ago plenty of farmers said, "we need to get rid of these bloody Thylacine's, they are eating my sheep", and look where that ended up. In saying this, I have personally been with farmers when they have discovered 20 or 30 dead and maimed sheep from wild dogs from the night before, and believe me, it is a distressing sight. I also, have had enough to do with dingo's and wild dogs in their natural environment to firmly believe, that the more Dingo breeding in the animal, the less of a problem Dog it tends to be. The more domestic breeding in a dingo, the bigger, and more aggressive that animal is, and then they hunt with a different objective. Without human interference, the dingo was never a problem, so we need to stop pointing the finger. In saying this, I have worked a lot with problem domestic dogs, and never found a bad dog, just kept finding bad owners. Sorry, but I feel strongly about this. We need to educate people on Dingo's, their behavior, and why we need to have the Dingo in our natural environment. The government need to wake up and listen to the people that have experience in the issues that we are facing. We will see that times are changing slowly from the barbaric ways that so many are desensitized to, with poisoning, and other control methods , and realize that if we work together, we can find better solutions where there is less suffering. Farmers are programmed by their fathers, and so on, with the control of problem animals (Dingo's, wild dogs) that interfere with the way that they make their living. They mostly were desensitized to the suffering of animals, and the cheapest and easiest destruction methods were used. This was programming, and necessity. I have noticed that the younger generation of farmers (that I have dealings with) are more open to learning, and not so opposed to change. So, hopefully we are all heading in the right direction. Sorry, getting long winded. Great vid that obviously got me going lol Thanks Scotty

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Wonderful Alix!

Love Sonya's calmness and conviction! She is an inspiration!