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Vegetable Mowgli.

I am sure that very few people have not read or seen the film adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's novel Mowgli, but if there are any, then the child who grew up and was brought up in the jungle had agility and strength that an ordinary person cannot compare with, and in the ability to communicate with animals he had no equal.

When I first learned this story, I was delighted, but walking through the forest I see many similar Mowglis, but I do not give them due attention.

Such Mowglis can be not only people, but, for example, plants that, for some reason, left the boundaries of a person's garden and ended up where the soil is not cultivated.

For example, this tiny garlic plantation was formed due to the fact that people had gardens a few hundred meters away and garlic bulbs ended up outside the garden.

You know. and the taste of this wild garlic is much better than that which grows in the garden, one can say that it has acquired the superpowers of that Mowgli.

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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.

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