Kikakapu
Also known as the Reticulate Butterflyfish, Kikakapu is Hawaiian for “strongly forbidden”. In Hawaii you’d be in deep kaka if you caught a Kikakapu because Hawaiians have long known they feed on old, diseased or dying coral polyps making room for new coral to grow, thereby inadvertently keeping the reef healthy. In this way Kikakapu provide a good analogy for all of us, which is that if in pursuit of your own selfish objectives you accidentally benefit others, pretend that was your plan all along.
Also known as the Reticulate Butterflyfish, Kikakapu is Hawaiian for “strongly forbidden”. In Hawaii you’d be in deep kaka if you caught a Kikakapu because Hawaiians have long known they feed on old, diseased or dying coral polyps making room for new coral to grow, thereby inadvertently keeping the reef healthy. In this way Kikakapu provide a good analogy for all of us, which is that if in pursuit of your own selfish objectives you accidentally benefit others, pretend that was your plan all along.
Also known as the Reticulate Butterflyfish, Kikakapu is Hawaiian for “strongly forbidden”. In Hawaii you’d be in deep kaka if you caught a Kikakapu because Hawaiians have long known they feed on old, diseased or dying coral polyps making room for new coral to grow, thereby inadvertently keeping the reef healthy. In this way Kikakapu provide a good analogy for all of us, which is that if in pursuit of your own selfish objectives you accidentally benefit others, pretend that was your plan all along.