Deep in the forest there grows an insignificant little wildflower. No living creature has ever seen it. The little wildflower will never make a loud noise to let the world know that it is there. Does the little wildflower have no rights because it has never been seen? I believe it has the same rights as all living creatures. To grow whichever way it so desires. To develop to the best possible life it can have. However long or sort, without any interference from other living things. The wildflower is fragile. It needs to be protected from interference by mankind. Without man it wouldn't have to worry about clean air, clean water, radioactive fallout, acid rain, war, pollution, aphalt, concrete, roads, bridges, cities and everyone in the World stepping on it. The wildflower is a thing of beauty and wonderment. It is with us for such a short time. Protect it as you would yourself. It is a barometer of our environment. In this thing called time, the Earth is a wildflower.
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