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| Remember Nemo from the movie "Finding Nemo"? Well, you guess it right! But this time I'm not gonna name it Nemo for some educational purposes or to avoid confusion or whatever! The actual name of that fish was "CLOWNFISH" and it amazed me how FRIENDLY it was! Really! My friend told me to put my finger near to it, at first I was afraid because it might bite me, so I hurriedly pull my finger when the clownfish swims towards it. But after a demonstration of a friend and after I saw the clownfish playing on his finger, I was then excited to try it out. Weeeeeeee! It's really a FRIENDLY FISH, it swims around my finger and we even play "catch me if you can" LOLZ! I'm so glad to have such an incredible experience and I guess all we know that Nemo I mean a CLOWNFISH only has a dominant red color but as we walk farther we saw another clownfish but it wasn't dominant red! It's dominant GOLDEN YELLOW (I'm not good at identifying colors :D). Beneath the clownfish was their house and I have a picture of it when it was still young and yes, their house is a living organism too where they take food and refuge and protection against their predator because it has poison on it that only a clownfish can survive. But here's a very terrible news I've found out, local fisherman used to take away their house for something Chinese business and even if the clownfish doesn't really needed by these Chinese people, fisherman would just get it to sold into market. Damn! If I only have powers I would struck them with a million volts lightning, but I can't blame them though, people of the Philippines have 3 major enemies, BREAKFAST, LUNCH, and DINNER, and they are doing it for their family, for their children, for the living. I just hope our future generation would change the Philippines to a much better place to live than what we have right now. USWAG PILIPINAS! |
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