Dog Bus
In Alaska, a married couple is engaged in dog walking and supervision of them. To do this, they even purchased a bus to conveniently and safely pick up pets, like children to school. Dogs spend all day together, have fun, eat, and then they are transported to the houses
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Dogs have been trained to perform a huge number of practical functions: search and rescue, herding livestock, guarding, explosive/drug detection, disability assistance...
But did you see a Jack Russell terrier harvest corn?
[📹 Iva Road Dog Sitting]
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How strong is the persuasion power of TikTok?
It can make a kid change genders and shoot up a school.
I won't make a claim about any specific kid. But if you don't know TikTok has that level of power, you don't understand what is happening around you.
Hypnotists (like me) will tell you it's not possible to hypnotize someone to do something that is dangerous to themselves or others. And that's generally true.
What we don't tell you is that we can change your preferences. That gets you to the same place.
In other words, I can NOT hypnotize you to shoot your neighbor for no good reason.
But I can brainwash you over time to think the neighbor has it coming. It gets you to the same place.
TikTok is that powerful.
@GovChristie is right on this topic.
Bull Rock, situated 4km off Dursey Island and 9km from the mainland in Cork, Ireland, is home to the striking natural formation known as the "Entrance to the Underworld." Its most distinctive feature is a narrow passage that penetrates the rock from one side to the other.
This rock is located at a crucial point in a major sea route, positioned at the tip of the Beara Peninsula and serving as the entrance to the Kenmare River.
In 1889, a lighthouse was constructed atop Bull Rock, replacing the earlier cast-iron lighthouse built in 1866. From 1901 to 1991, between one and seven lighthouse keepers resided there, responsible for various duties. These tasks included tending to the lamp, ensuring it was fueled with kerosene, trimming the wick, and maintaining the lenses. Keepers also carried out essential maintenance, such as painting, polishing brass fixtures, and taking care of the station's boats. Over time, their roles expanded to include operating two-way radios and providing weather forecasts.
With advancements in technology, the lighthouse was converted to automatic operation in 1991, leading to the withdrawal of the keepers from the station.
In 1991, archaeologists made an unprecedented discovery in a remote region of Brazil - a massive collection of prehistoric rock art spanning over 8 miles within the Serra da Capivara mountains. Carbon dating revealed the drawings dated back approximately 12,600 years, offering a unique window into the late Pleistocene era in South America.
The etchings depicted various fauna prominent during the last ice age, such as giant ground sloths and mastodons. This provided evidence that the environment was much different than the modern Amazon rainforest, dominated by now-extinct megafauna. The natural pigments used - hematite and manganese - indicated an early artistic tradition among the indigenous populations.
Through analyzing recurring motifs and imagery, scientists gained new cultural insights. Hunting scenes and ceremonial depictions suggested spiritual rituals and social organization within the Pleistocene communities. Over time, the art cave became an important site for researchers seeking to reconstruct paleoenvironmental conditions and hunter-gatherer lifeways during the late Quaternary period.
@BidensWins Who would not vote for a doddering old fool?
Highly educated people agree that voting for an incompetent is the choice move in 2023 America.
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