Natural creativity.
Humans are generally given the upper hand in what is commonly called creativity.
Furthermore, it is generally accepted that anything not created by humans cannot be called creativity, since the creative mindset is inherent only to humans, with rare exceptions, and anything beyond this is considered nonsense, such as an elephant painting pictures, or certain species of rhinoceros creating patterns on the seafloor from sand and stones.
But sometimes, this dogma can be challenged, as can the idea that people are capable of inventing something independently, without borrowing it from nature.
The photograph presented is evidence of this, if you look closely.
So, it is believed that many centuries ago, humans, through selective breeding, bred dog breeds such as the Pekingese and the Japanese Chin; this, too, can be considered a form of creativity.
Now, look at this tree stump... do you recognize it?
I clearly see a Pekingese, or Japanese Chin.
This sculpture was created by various mushrooms and fungi, wind, heat and humidity, the flames of a forest fire, and, undoubtedly, all of this was guided by the idea of the Creator of all that exists, who can make a donkey talk. Perhaps our creativity, too, if it doesn't conflict with His wishes, is only part of the artist's design, not the human one.
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Material thoughts about beekeeping №1
When I visited dense forests, I did not see ideal conditions for bees there, but many beekeepers harvest beekeeping products in such places.
Link to the container with my portfolio
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