Tom Holland says he's shocked that fans love how miserable Peter Parker looks in ‘SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY’
“I was so shocked by people's reactions when they saw the trailer for the first time and were saying: ‘I'm so happy that he's miserably throwing himself off the building’ What's wrong with people?”
(via: @BuzzFeedUK)
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aftermath of the Hail Mary being launched stratt having a new special bond with animals. she doesn’t understand why birds love to get close to her. and how deers are always in her way. none of them seemed to be scared of her presence, even when really close—
Even the planet's most resilient desert survivors have started succumbing to extreme heat. Experts say it’s like nothing we’ve ever seen.
For centuries, camels have been celebrated as the ultimate 'ships of the desert,' renowned for their ability to thrive in arid environments too harsh for almost any other livestock. However, an escalating climate crisis in North Africa and the Horn of Africa is pushing these evolutionary marvels past their biological limits.
In regions like Ethiopia's scorching Afar desert, where summer temperatures frequently exceed 50°C (122°F), herders are witnessing unprecedented levels of suffering among their herds. Ali Umer, a veteran local camel herder, recently reported losing eight calves in a single month to the unrelenting heat.
He described a horrifying reality where the animals suffer from blistered feet and watery eyes, and the sand itself becomes so intensely hot that it burns their skin and singes their hair as they rest.
This crisis is not an isolated tragedy; it represents a systemic threat to the ecological and economic stability of communities that rely on camels for transport, milk, and meat. North and East Africa are home to approximately 80% of the world's dromedary camel population, and as traditional grazing areas dry up, pastoralist families are facing catastrophic losses.
Scientists and animal welfare experts warn that prolonged temperatures above the camels' comfort threshold compromise their immune systems, leaving them highly vulnerable to dehydration, disease, and death. With even the hardiest desert species struggling to survive, researchers are urging immediate interventions, such as strategic water distribution and emergency veterinary care, to prevent a total collapse of the region's agricultural backbone.
source: BBC News. (2026). Even camels can't cope: Africa's ships of the desert hit by rising temperatures.
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