The animals provide messages to Frances about the oil spill crisis. They express frustration with human selfishness and destruction of the environment. While it is late, the animals say it is not too late for humans to change their ways and become good neighbors by taking care of the planet and each other. The animals may provide solutions for addressing the oil spill if asked.

1. Frances Speaks to the
Animals About Solving
the Oil Spill Crisis

2. On August 3, 2005 Frances was being
filmed by Animal Planet when she asked
the Dolphins why water was so important.

3. They said…
They said that there would be more
catastrophes with water, but with violence
and a breakdown of society.
Katrina
hit New Orleans 3 weeks later, changing the
destiny of this nation.
.

4. What if we had
believed…?

6. What if…?
What if your pet knows more than
you do?

7. What if….?
What if your pet knows how to
communicate its knowledge?

8. What if…?
What if we got the Noah’ arc story
wrong?

9. What if…?
What if the animals guided Noah
and his people to safety instead of
the other way around?

10. We know…
220,000 people died in the 2004
tsunami…
the animals did not
What if they knew and got out of harms way?

11. Well…?
Isn’t it time we got
“real” about the
animals?

12. What if…?
What if we could speak to
them? What would they
say about the oil spill if we
asked them?

13. Frances did…
Here is what they said to her in
their language, telepathy, the
original language of Planet Earth.

14. Peacock
We are anxious that humans can still not see
how they misuse their power. They can still
stop the destruction but only if they pay
attention to the needs of the natural world.
The natural world does not need humans
fighting about whether they should still drill in
the waters.

15. Peacock
Humans need to learn their lesson and use their
minds to do “damage control”. The human
mind has become addicted to images that
reinforce disaster.
It is like the addiction to alcohol, sugar or drugs,
you know you should not watch disasters over
and over yet you cannot bring yourself to turn
off the TV.
It is not too late but it is late.

16. Polar Bear
We are furious that Al Gore has taken such a
beating for revealing human weakness for
comfort over community. You are part of our
community yet you do not consider that we
are part of yours.

17. Polar Bear
If you treated the next-door neighbor as you
have treated us, you would be thrown out of
the community or exiled socially. Yet because
you consider us expendable, you treat us as an
asset that is yours to use.
It is not too late but it is late.

18. Turtle
The joy we wish to bring to the world is rapidly
diminishing. Joy can only flourish where there
is a desire for it. Humans have given up on
their intention to be happy because they have
lost faith that they can be happy. Now you
only wish for survival, which means you are no
longer aligned with joy.
It is not too late but it is late

19. Dog
We see such turmoil yet it is so simple. Being a good
neighbor means taking care of your neighbor if
the neighbor needs help. Being a good neighbor
means watching out for your neighbor Being a
good neighbor means taking into consideration
the needs and rights of your neighbor when you
determine to make a change.
You are not good neighbors on Planet Earth. You
take and get angry if you cannot receive easily.

20. Dog
We dogs are now angry because we see that our
unconditional love has not served our neighbors, the
other animals, well. You got used to unconditional love
from us and expect it from other animals, even as you
destroy them.
This was not our intention, to spoil you till you expect
unconditional love with no thought of returning it
It is not too late but it is late.

21. Giraffe
“Do unto others as you would have them do to
you” does not seem to apply to humans. We
are the “others” yet you treat us as
expendable and without soul.

22. Giraffe
Our souls are clear, as are our intentions. We
seek to help out in your evolution but we also
get tired, we know when a battle is lost and
we know how to retreat.
It is not too late but it is late

23. Sharks
Only a human would defecate in the place where
they live. Animals know better. Animal
instincts for survival include the instinct for
survival of the species. Human selfishness has
wiped out their instinct for the survival of their
species.
It is not too late but it is late.

24. Iguanas
We hope to be the last to leave Planet Earth, as we
were the first to inhabit it. We are the Nagas
(dragons) who “own” this earth yet we were not
selfish. We allowed you to live where you desired,
without regard for your own well being, much less
ours. Yet allowing you free will was a mistake, as
even we have been displaced and need to “run” away
from your destruction.
It is not too late but it is late

25. Well…?
Yes, it is embarrassing… but
remember, they also say:
It is not too late but it is late.

26. What if…?
What if we ask them
“what to do”
about the oil spill?

27. Well…?
Would you do what they
recommend?

28. Well…?
Or would you say
“we hope it is not
too inconvenient”….

29. It can happen…
Frances will be going to New
Orleans to speak to the animals.
What if they give us real
solutions?
Stay tuned to www.francesfox.com