Angry Birds Friends Won't Load on Facebook: A Different Kind of Frustration

As I sit here frustrated with Angry Birds Friends not loading on Facebook, my mind starts to wander off to a different kind of frustration - the plight of lizards. It's World Lizard Day today, and it's hard not to think about the importance of these scaly creatures in our ecosystem.

According to Peruvian herpetologist Pablo Venegas, who has discovered and registered 34 lizard species previously unknown to science over his two decades of research, lizards are a crucial part of the diet of many animals, including birds of prey. They eat huge quantities of insects, making them important controllers of insect-borne diseases.

In an interview with me, Pablo shared his enthusiasm for World Lizard Day, saying 'Yes, without a doubt!' when asked if lizards deserve their own special day. He explained that it's not just about the abundance of lizard species (there are approximately 5,000 species), but also their role in the ecology of the planet and the health of ecosystems.

In fact, Pablo was part of an expedition to Peru's central Andes collecting examples of raptors for research and museum display. He recalled how lizards are often overlooked, yet they play a vital role in maintaining the balance of nature.

As I wait for Angry Birds Friends to load on Facebook, I'm reminded that there's more to frustration than just a game not working. There's a whole world of creatures out there that need our attention and appreciation.

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