Top Spot of the Week: Travelers' "Watering Hole"
Consider this Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom turned upside down as predators and prey live in harmony. No longer in fear of the lion, a zebra stands alongside the king of the beasts for a drink of water from a lake.
The examples of the pursuer and the pursued no longer in...
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