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#Chickens @tatemcrae @taylorswift13 @LanaDelRey @DUALIPA @NoDoubt @Jeweljk @Alanis @ColbieCaillat @LisaLoeb @DebbieGibson @OfficialGLO

[ChickyG~AnUnforeseeableFactor @ChickyG13LauraG]

😞 @taylornation13 😢 How about Taylor build her own stadium in the middle of the country and sell her own tickets... create her own prices and packages... partner with local hotels and airlines for discounts... play whenever, whatever she wants.. we will be there #SwiftieStadium

[Tate McRae Tour & Updates @t8mcraetours]

Tate McRae delivers an insane performance of “Sports Car” while closing out her Lollapalooza headlining set ★

[End3of6Days9 (Helen) 🇺🇸 @end3of6days9]

Every night she rings a dinner bell… and the whole farm starts heading to bed.

The goats, pigs, and chickens all know exactly where they belong. Each one has their own little house with their name on the door, and she says goodnight to every single one of them.

She even built a special doorway with cutouts so the goat with the long horns can fit through easily. It’s the sweetest detail.

These animals are clearly living their best lives.

[dua lipa pics @lipapictures]

the fact dua lipa created her own 3-day festival on her home country, bringing her favorite artists there and boosting its economy

[Gabriele Corno @Gabriele_Corno]

This was filmed yesterday at Second Chance Animal Shelter. The veteran is David. The dog is Scout, a four-year-old Border Collie. Eleven months ago, David lost his housing and had to surrender Scout. It destroyed him. Last month, David got into a transitional housing program specifically for veterans.
First thing he did? Started searching. He called, visited, and emailed 52 different shelters across three counties. Found Scout listed online two days ago at Second Chance. When David walked in yesterday with his case worker, Scout froze. Completely still.
For a full ten seconds. Like his brain couldn't process that David was real. Then Scout started spinning.
Frantic circles. Crying. High-pitched whines. Then he launched himself at David. Wrapped his paws around David's neck and wouldn't let go. Both of them collapsed. Scout was shaking so hard. David was sobbing. Staff gave them thirty minutes alone in the room. Scout never stopped shaking. Never unwrapped from David's neck. David told us: "| promised him I'd come back. I promised." Sometimes eleven months feels like forever. But a promise kept is worth the wait.

[𓂃̨室長さん @RlhEIv0lS_IYlqZ]

防災士さんに教わった即席つかみ棒を作る紐の結び方🎣
手が届かない狭い場所に落とした大事な物も拾い上げられる。非常時に役立つ↓

[Bobbi @kittenaround_51]

Easy summer snack hacks

[Caro Rosso @LaCaroRosso]

Actually gives me the heebie jeeies thinking about taking this out on the country roads in the lakes 🤣 but imagine parking up and unloading a triple decker gaff

[Tips2Home 🏡 @Tips2Home]

Science experiments

[Just For Dogs @forbetterfordog]

Every morning, a school bus driver followed the same route and made it a habit to greet the neighborhood dogs along the way. Over the years, the driver had learned which dogs belonged to which homes and even kept a few treats in the bus for the familiar four-legged faces waiting by the roadside.

One afternoon, something seemed off. A friendly dog was spotted wandering nearly five miles from the neighborhood where he normally lived. Instead of heading home, he looked tired, confused, and completely out of place.

The driver pulled the bus over, opened the door, and simply said, “Come on, buddy. Let’s get you home.”

Without any hesitation, the dog climbed aboard as if he knew exactly who to trust. He quietly settled into one of the seats, occasionally peeking over the seatback while the bus rolled through its usual route. The photo captured that moment perfectly—just a calm passenger patiently waiting for his stop.

When the bus finally arrived near his neighborhood, the dog hopped off and happily made his way back home, where his relieved family had been searching for him for hours. Sometimes, getting home only takes one kind person who pays attention. ❤️🐾

[Old School 80s @OldSchool80s]

July 24, 1980: the cast of Empire Strikes Back appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine. #80s

[Old School 80s @OldSchool80s]

July 24, 1982: "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor hit #1 on the Billboard Hot 100. #80s Held the top spot for 6 weeks. Find out where it ranks on this list > https://t.co/rCwCGcJztp

[Saskia @Saskiaaa_____]

A guy named Plumes goes to national parks, zoos etc and sings to animals as he plays his guitar.

The wolf here is called Dirvus, and he's the last remaining of his pack. The keepers said he had been very lonely and withdrawn and hasn't howled in a long time. Until now 🥹🥰

@plumesofficiel

[learn skills2.0 @_learnskills]

Pro packing tips for wherever you travel to this holiday season✈️

[Ashley (TeamTrump47) @TeamTrump47]

Blue Angels flying without leaving the room? 🤯🚀

Watch this.⬇️

They’re not even in the air but they’re flying every move.

The U.S. Navy Blue Angels ✈️ rehearse in a briefing room, eyes closed, hands on imaginary controls.

They mentally fly the full routine, throttle changes, stick inputs, timing and positioning all synced perfectly.
Because up there at high speed, there’s zero room for error.

Each pilot knows exactly where the others will be.

That’s where the magic starts. 🇺🇸💪

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Denmark, particularly in Copenhagen, has installed floating platforms/islands planted with wildflowers and native vegetation in its harbors and canals.

These create safe urban habitats and sanctuaries for birds, bees, pollinators, insects, and even some aquatic life.

[Sabirah Lohn 💕🦕🦖 @SabirahLohn]

In case you wanted to see what a real garden looks like. Pamela Anderson is adorable and her garden is lovely! No store-bought vegetables here. From her Instagram.

[KTLA @KTLA]

"The pigeon came up to them seeking help." Firefighters in Oakland noticed a bird having difficulty breathing because of smoke inhalation from a vehicle fire they were responding to, so crews gave it some oxygen. The pigeon flew away shortly after clearing out its lungs. https://t.co/pri8eun1de

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Australia is using 3D printed ceramic blocks to help restore damaged coral reefs and support marine life threatened by climate change.

The Australian nonprofit organization Reef Design Labs has made significant progress in marine conservation by installing the Maldives first 3D printed artificial reef. Under the leadership of entrepreneur Alex Goad the team employs the Modular Artificial Reef Structure system known as MARS. This system consists of hollow ceramic blocks that divers can assemble quickly by hand underwater. The blocks are engineered to replicate the intricate shapes of natural reefs providing a stable foundation for attaching coral fragments and creating shelter for fish and other sea creatures.

Although this technology cannot fully reverse ocean acidification or large scale coral bleaching it offers a practical and scalable method for targeted reef restoration. Each installation also functions as an underwater research laboratory enabling scientists to study heat resistant coral species and improve transplantation techniques.

As ocean temperatures continue to rise this innovative community oriented approach provides a promising way to rebuild essential marine habitats block by block.

[Antidepressant Content @depressionlesss]

At a Japanese aquarium, these baby otters have an end-of-day routine: clean up the toys with grandpa, then collect their well-earned ice cube reward.

[World's Amazing Things @Hana_b30]

The Albatross is the largest bird that can go years without landing. They spend their first 6 years of life flying over the ocean before coming to the land to mate. It is capable of traveling more than 10,000 miles in a single journey and circumnavigating the globe in 46 days.