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I believe Scott was probably referring to watching where he steps - not on snakes or gators, not in dogs--t. Part of truly being in nature is the simple act of observing, and through careful observation, such obstacles can be avoided.

"Koyaanisqatsi" is the first film in the "Qatsi" trilogy which, using film and music but no dialogue, shows the wonders of nature against the backdrop of an increasingly industrialized and depersonalized world.
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