“This butterfly forest was a great breathing beast. Monarchs covered the trunks like orange fish scales. Sometimes the wings all moved slowly in unison. Once while she and Ovid were working in the middle of all that, he had asked her what was the use of saving a world that had no soul left in it. Continents without butterflies, seas without coral reefs, he meant. What if all human effort amounted basically to saving a place for ourselves to park? He had confessed these were not scientific thoughts.” NatureClimateMonarch ButterfliesOvid Byron Book:Unsheltered: Free EBook Sampler Source: Unsheltered: Free EBook Sampler
“I thought everything in the world was already discovered. Already in my books. A lot of dead stuff that put me to sleep. That was the day I understood the world is still living.” DiscoveryOvid Byron Book:Flight Behavior Source: Flight Behavior