If you are like most people, you really don't like seeing dead animals on the side of the road. Neither do I. Also, if you are like a lot of other people, you really want to recycle, and find ways to reduce and reuse. Unfortunately, we do not always have the opportunity to encourage others to reduce the amount of roadkill that they make, but we can still reuse the roadkill. Also, we can practice a type of recycling commonly referred to as upcycling.
It will be the purpose of this series to help you find creative ways to utilize the roadkill that you encounter to help make the world a better place for everyone.
This series has been many months in the making. I've got a lot going on, but want to continue to create innovative and cutting edge educational and inspirational posts to bless all of the world. I made the promo video above back in August and immediately got it loaded to YouTube.
I wanted to be able to catch the interest of people who enjoy this type of stuff on YouTube and attempt to attract them to steemit by giving them a small taste of just some of what we have to offer here. Additionally, I want to get this series started here on steemit, so that when this idea blows up big on the internet, everyone will not only associate it with 
I have collected some footage and roadkill to at least put out the first couple posts in this series, and I will be hard at work producing those for you to enjoy in the near future.
Simply put, I don't think that we will be able to convince people to stop driving vehicles. Basically, since the invention of the road, roadkill has been an issue. Unfortunately, too many people just avoid the unpleasant carcasses and leave them to rot and decay. However, as an avid recycler and also an upcycler, I do not believe that we should just overlook the bodies of animals that have been slain on the highway.
As always, if we truly want to make the world a better place, we need to "be the change that we want to see in the world." Remedying the woes that plague our planet must happen on an individual level, and I plan on being one of those individuals. Hopefully this series will be a blessing to many of you as I continue to share some practical tips and ideas for how to make the most of roadkill.
@papa-pepper and here's the proof:
proof-of-roadkill
@orelmely