Nearly everywhere you look these days there is some publicity being given to the environmental plight of "the charismatic mega-fauna": large, cute and cuddly creatures we so readily identify with and want to help. But the world's environmental problems extend beyond polar bears and orang-utans to the bevy of less
Extinct and inked
By Dan Kelly
APN / NZ HERALD·
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The Oblong Rock Snail. Photo / Supplied.
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Her focus on the often forgotten members of the living community helps to remind us of the rich interactions that sustain life across the biosphere, mixing sailing sensibility with eco-chic to produce a product that not only looks great, but helps us question the limits of our moral sphere.
These guys might not look like us, but their survival is closely tied to our own - so why not get inked to commemorate it?