Musician

Source - CheloDiana , IG

January 8, 2022

Karmactive Team

1 min read

Musician can be therapeutic, and also make you forget boredom. It can make or break someone’s mood, so surely music can make a difference.

As JC Bose proved that plant world loves soothing music, the same goes for wildlife. Why would animals dislike soothing music.

Spanish celloist named Diana posted a short video, she can be seen playing her instrument. She plays it for the deer behind her as she looks at them to confirm their attention.

The video has garnered a lot of views and likes. Indeed it makes you pause and reflect.

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