Dugong, a softy under a scary mask

Look at me closely and

you'll find some cuteness

in me too!

Under the sea

My first impression might be a bit scary, but I'm quite tender and gentle once you get to know me.

When I try to tell people to stop hurting the ocean, sometimes they just run away.

As much as I appreciate people who put their faith in me, at the same time, I wish they wouldn't rely on me so much.

When trying something new, I have a sense of responsibility for the work itself, but I also have a sense of responsibility towards my teammates.

I don't care much about what other's think, so quite often I have no idea about how people think about me.

When I'm chilling..

Sometimes I'm just happy and thankful that I exist.

I try to make my next week easier by organizing what to do, and do it beforehand if possible.

I tend to become an expert at the stuff that interests me.

Even when I'm stuck at home, there's already a complete a plan inside my head about what, how and when to play.

Rather than spend money buying new stuff, I prefer to buy pre-used products at a much reasonable price.

If the distance is reasonable, I prefer to walk than ride. It's better both financially and also environmentally.

When I'm under stress..

I feel burdened when I somehow end up taking the spotlight and there're no guidelines.

I'd like to tell off people who don't do their part when doing team projects but at the same time I don't want to start a conflict by saying that.

Just because I'm good at something doesn't give you the right to count on me to do everything

I'm not sure if I'm on the right path if I can't see the results of the things I'm doing.

Under the sea, the reality of the dugong is…

The dugong is a gentle herbivor who lives on seaweeds at the bottom of the sea.

But because of global warming and pollution the seaweed population has been decreasing making it harder for them to survive.

Promise to keep close attention so that government's around the world will designate strong marine protection zones to protect dugongs.