The turtles and birds who lived on the islands were also very friendly, as they hardly ever saw any humans and were always pleased to have some company.
The story reveals a vibrant ecosystem on the islands, where turtles and birds thrive in a peaceful environment. These animals, having limited interactions with humans, are portrayed as gentle and sociable creatures who welcome visitors with open hearts. Their friendly nature emphasizes the beauty of untouched wildlife and the joy of connection with nature.
Through this enchanting depiction, the author, Alexander McCall Smith, invites readers to appreciate the simplicity of these encounters. The islands become a sanctuary for both the wildlife and those who venture there, highlighting the importance of preserving natural habitats and cherishing the bonds formed between humans and animals.
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