Guardians of the Burrow

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   @Emilou_drawsJul 13, 2026

   This defeats the entire purpose of a documentary;
   It took a few hours of prompting to make ts, meanwhile she had the AUDACITY to talk about the amazing work of David Attenborough and his team taking years just to film footage of REAL animals on that guardian article. There's a miles difference between using stolen art and a few prompts to the dedication and passion of filming which can never EVER be replaced. The responses towards this give me hope that we continue to push back on this because it takes away the soul of everything; artistic innovation and true human art will never be replaced…

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   @chriswilson8058Jul 6, 2026

   Hey AI, how many legs does a spider have? 😂

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   @FishingAdventureswithMattCiniJul 11, 2026

   Very educational thank you me and my daughter just watched and learnt allot, there was a cartoon called creature cases and it had a spider and a frog that where friends know we know why.
   Great work!

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   @suchita_filmmaker_podcasterJul 8, 2026

   LOOKS GREAT

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   @soule_55Aug 13, 2026

   I think this is extremely well made, but I find myself fundamentally disagreeing with the concept behind it, especially when you frame the project around “looking for the truth behind the story.”
   The biological information here can absolutely be true. The species are real, their relationship is real, and so I appreciate the amount of research and effort that clearly went into trying to represent both as accurately as possible. But, I think wildlife documentaries contain another kind of truth that gets lost when the imagery itself is entirely generated.
   Part of what makes nature documentaries…

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