Shaniqua Wheeler

I am not a professional movie critic and this is beyond what I usually review. I am in love with nature and often follow documentaries to learn more and to escape the volume of everything surrounding me . This hit home for me. As a mother who has sacrificed so much for her children (and will continue to do so ) this made me cry so hard. The bond this man shared with this beautiful creature was amazing. He spent so much time being the listener, he was so delicate and very comfortable with her. As I know this is a happy story I am reminded of my short time with my child in the womb whom I lost from miscarriage. Learning so much from the fetus but then having her taken from me I such short time. I am happy for the time I spen t but most importantly for her choosing me. I watch my other young ones as they grow up and I can't help but to think she lives through them like the moment he met the baby octopus and just "assumed" and connected as if she'd been reborn. Life is so precious . Thank you for this documentary.