Katt 🦜

I'm the MVP/ dog lover 🐶 / Gemini ♊️

[Katt 🦜 @katcasino]

...But I am not the victim, bitch, I'm practically drowning in my blessings 🌸

[Manuel Lopez San Martin @MLopezSanMartin]

Asesinan a la rescatista de animales Elvia Ramírez, en Aguascalientes

Incendiaron la casa donde vivía con decenas de perros rescatados

sufrió quemaduras en el 90% de su cuerpo y falleció horas después

Al menos 20 de animales también murieron

📷 @YoAmoaLaCiencia

[Madrid Xtra @MadridXtra]

This is AURA 🇪🇸

[Lessie 🪐 @YouAreMyBezoar]

El mejor look de Zendaya es siempre el próximo

[Snoopy @snoopyb047]

Ro! Ro! Ro!🇳🇴🇳🇴

[‏ًً @enletritas]

cuando la gente piensa que los estás ignorando pero la vida te tiene así:

[Leon Larregui @LeonBenLarregui]

Pinche Fifa!!

[Katt 🦜 @katcasino]

Porque el tiempo tiene grietas, porque grietas tiene el alma, porque nada es para siempre ...

[𓂀 Dan Benandanti𓂀 @DBenandanti]

"No trate de doblar la cuchara con la mente, eso es imposible...en vez de eso trate de darse cuenta de la verdad.

-Cual verdad?.

-La cuchara no existe. Entonces se dará cuenta de que quien se dobla es solo usted."

[Dr. M.F. Khan @Dr_TheHistories]

Sometimes the most heartbreaking extinction stories are not about fierce predators or dramatic natural disasters. They are about animals that simply had no reason to fear humans. The dodo, one of the most famous extinct birds in history, lived peacefully on the isolated island of Mauritius for thousands of years before human arrival changed its fate forever.

The dodo, scientifically known as Dodo, was a large flightless bird that evolved on Mauritius, an island in the Indian Ocean. Because there were no large land predators on the island, dodos developed a remarkably trusting nature. They did not need to fly away from danger and likely showed little fear toward unfamiliar creatures. Early accounts suggest these birds were curious and approachable, characteristics that became disastrous once humans arrived in the late 16th century.

The extinction of the dodo was not caused solely by hunting. While sailors and settlers did kill some birds for food, introduced animals such as rats, pigs, dogs, and monkeys had an even greater impact. These invasive species raided nests, consumed eggs, and competed for resources. Since dodos nested on the ground and reproduced relatively slowly, their populations declined rapidly. Within roughly 80 years of sustained human settlement, the species disappeared forever, making it one of the earliest documented human driven extinctions.

Today, the dodo serves as a powerful reminder of how vulnerable isolated island species can be. Its story helped shape modern conservation efforts and continues to warn scientists about the dangers invasive species and habitat disruption pose to wildlife around the world.

No complete preserved dodo specimen exists today. Much of what scientists know about its appearance comes from scattered bones, historical descriptions, and artwork created centuries ago.

© The Prehistoric World

#drthehistories

[Star Wars Holocron @sw_holocron]

“The old protect the young. And then the young protect the old. This is the way.”

One of the best lines in the entire Star Wars franchise 💚

#TheMandalorianAndGrogu

[Lonely🥀 @angelo_uf]

🥹

[Cineworld @cineworld]

"i'm watching #mandalorianandgrogu for the plot"

the (adorable) plot:

[Earth @earthcurated]

In Nepal, there is a festival called Kukur Tihar where people express gratitude to dogs for their loyalty and companionship.

[Ly 💫 @spoiler4you]

he’s so done 😭😂

[Anart🍂 @anaa_aart]

Como diría Juan Carlos Bodoque:

[Las Galactinas ARMYgas 🇲🇽💜ᵇᵗˢ ⟭⟬ ♡ ⟬⟭ @LasGalactinas]

Las ballenas azules en el Parque Nacional Bahía de Loreto enfrentan un grave riesgo de supervivencia. Un decreto federal emitido el 10 de abril de 2026 reclasificó a Loreto como "puerto de altura", permitiendo la entrada de megacruceros y grandes navíos a este santuario.

@Claudiashein ¿su tesis no fue en relación al medio ambiente? ¿Por qué se está permitiendo la entrada de cruceros como si México fuera su estacionamiento? ¿Quiere pasar a la historia como la presidenta que permitió se vendieran nuestros puertos?

Firma aquí:
https://t.co/uHNPpWW1N8

[Meredith Gay 🛋️✨ @MerGarza]

Queremos el documento oficial @SEMARNAT_mx y asegurarnos que no se llevarán el proyecto a otro lado. 😒😒😒😒