Why Wednesday ~ What causes head-shyness in horses? Answer: If we don’t find what is causing an issue and do something about it, the tension is going to come back. A lot of times in the case of head-shyness, it is something that has happened in the past. They have hit their head, gone over backwards or pulled back when they are tied down. Another issue that could cause head-shyness is problems with imbalance in the teeth or the TMJ. In some cases, how a horse is trained to be in collection or di

Feeling a little shy? ⁣Check out 'Crown shyness' ⁣🌳⁣😳⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ It's a phenomenon observed with some tree species. The crowns of the trees don't touch each other, and this causes the canopy to have an intricate network of light gaps, like channels in a river. ⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ It's best seen from the forest floor, but we think this film from a birds-eye-view shows it beautifully too. ⁣👌⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ Film from ⁣@Abandoned.HD Facebook page. "The way the forest looks from the sky." ⠀ ⠀ #Bestof2019 | CSIRO

Did you know that shyness is one of the most common human traits? And it’s found across all cultures. A shy or introverted child doesn’t know why they’re shy... they just are. And that’s perfectly ok ☺️ As parents, you want your child to be socially accepted and comfortable in their own skin, of course! But these feelings come from within. And the best way to empower a shy child is to validate and normalize their feelings. So try to avoid: ✖️Asking: “Why are you being shy?” ✖️Saying: “Don’t be s