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Amy Jackson: Elephants Remind Us Every Animal Is a Masterpiece
Amy Jackson is an actress who loves animals very much.
On World Elephant Day, she wrote a special message on Instagram.
She said elephants are like lighthouses, which are towers that help ships find their way.
Elephants, she said, help us see more clearly.
She told everyone that every animal is a beautiful masterpiece of nature.
She said animals have feelings, families, and lives that matter, just like people do.
Amy even shared a quote from the famous artist Pablo Picasso, who said the elephant proves that God is an artist.
Amy is helping a group called the Great Elephant Migration, which wants people to share the world with animals.
The article also tells us that long ago, Amy was very upset when dolphins were killed on the Faroe Islands.
She asked her fans to support a group called Sea Shepherd that tries to protect the dolphins.
Actress Amy Jackson posted an Instagram message marking World Elephant Day, standing in solidarity with the non-profit Great Elephant Migration.
She called elephants 'lighthouses' that help people 'see more clearly,' describing every animal as 'a masterpiece of nature.'
Jackson said elephants are sentient beings with emotions, families, and lives that matter, and that she is honoured to be a 'Matriarch' with the organisation.
She quoted Picasso, saying 'the elephant is proof that God is an artist.'
The article recalls her earlier anger over the slaughter of 100 bottlenose dolphins on the Faroe Islands, where she said about 800 whales and dolphins die each summer.
- Who
- Amy Jackson, British actress known for her work in Tamil and Indian films, alongside the non-profit Great Elephant Migration.
- What
- Posted a heartfelt Instagram message for World Elephant Day celebrating elephants as sentient beings and urging humans to share space with animals.
- Where
- On Instagram; the article also references the Faroe Islands in connection with her past protest over dolphin slaughters.
- When
- On the occasion of World Elephant Day (exact date not stated in the article).
- Why
- To raise awareness that elephants and all animals are masterpieces of nature whose lives and families matter, and to inspire humans to coexist with them.
Key facts
- Person
- Amy Jackson, British actress known for Tamil and Indian films
- Occasion
- World Elephant Day
- Platform
- Organization
- Great Elephant Migration (@greatelephantmigration), a non-profit inspiring humans to share space with animals
- Role
- Matriarch with Great Elephant Migration
- Key Quote
- Elephants are lighthouses - they help us see more clearly
- Past Campaign
- Protested the slaughter of 100 bottlenose dolphins on the Faroe Islands, where about 800 whales and dolphins reportedly die each summer
- Group Mentioned
- Sea Shepherd, a conservationist group fighting the Faroe Islands practice
Quotes
Amy Jackson
Australian actress known for Tamil cinema and animal advocacy
“World. Elephant. Day. Elephants are lighthouses - they help us see more clearly. They remind us that every animal is a masterpiece of nature, a sentient being with emotions, families, and lives that matter. It’s just more obvious in an elephant. They command the kind of silence ordinarily reserved for mountain peaks. Picasso once said the elephant is proof that God is an artist - and walking among @greatelephantmigration is as close as we can get to walking amid a real Elephant Family. A family”
thehansindia.com
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