I'm still trying to process the sheer scale of devastation these wildfires are causing in the Pantanal 
. It's heartbreaking to think that some species might not even have a chance to bounce back between fires. The work of firefighters and conservationists is super commendable, but at the same time, it's hard not to feel like we're just treating symptoms instead of tackling the root cause - climate change 
. I mean, how many times can these fires keep happening before we take some serious action? 
We need more awareness and collective efforts to protect our planet... this exhibition in London is a great start 
. It's heartbreaking to think that some species might not even have a chance to bounce back between fires. The work of firefighters and conservationists is super commendable, but at the same time, it's hard not to feel like we're just treating symptoms instead of tackling the root cause - climate change . I mean, how many times can these fires keep happening before we take some serious action? We need more awareness and collective efforts to protect our planet... this exhibition in London is a great start 
so sad to see pantanal region get destroyed by fires 
it's like the whole ecosystem is getting burned out 
imagine all those animals struggling to survive between fires 
firefighters and conservationists doing their best, but it's a tough battle 
i feel for them trying to save what's left of the pantanal 
i think we need to get our act together and work on reducing emissions 
like we're all connected, right? 
climate change is real, and it's up to us to fix it 