Introduction
In India due to suspicion and prejudices the country’s vultures
were almost all eradicated. This at first seemed great as the supposed cause of
many problems had been eliminated or the curse that vultures were thought to
bring had been removed.
However it wasn’t long before the effects of the Indian’s
government’s actions, that is of eradicating the vultures was seen.
In eradicating the vultures a great imbalance was produced
and every imbalance is unwelcome in nature, as nature seeks to always be in
balance and so to compensate for this imbalance many things began to occur.
Vultures Absent
When the vultures were not around fulfilling their cosmic
role or their in nature of cleaning all the carrion or dead animals the number
of rabid dogs began to increase as the dogs would eat the dead animals to
compensate for their being no vultures to do it.
As dogs as are not built or made to really fulfil that
function they contracted rabies and in turn this increased the spreading of rabies
and all sorts of other diseases, which affected other animals, especially livestock
and of course human beings.
Role of Vultures
Vultures have a terrific stomach, the acids in their stomach
is so strong or concentrated that it can dissolve metal. Dogs don’t have such a
strong stomach and so they are not suited to fulfilling that role. Before the vultures
disappeared it was not known what contribution the vultures were really making
to our everyday life. Though with them gone it was known that vultures clean
and protect all the other species from all manner of diseases. They also keep
the waters clean by eating the carcasses of carrion that pile up in the water
ways.
They are marvellous really I like them and in Egypt they
were the symbol of the Being and they belong to the ray of Saturn and they are
an evolving animal.
Conclusion
To know balance sometimes we have to become unbalanced. To
know what something does sometimes we have to remove it or stop doing it.
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