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EcoRezab
Every day is Earth Day.
A recent find very close to the main house...at first I thought it was a tiger's footprint.. that gave me goosebumps but then after looking at it closely... it's was that of a decent size Tapir's footprint instead.. Phew!
We keep coming across this animal's footprint around the area. Lots of it,too! You can also tell from the way the ground has been churned up by the wild pigs looking for grubs and worms in the soft ground.
We also found this medicine bottle lying about. Not sure what it was used for. Anyone can shed some light on it?
