.@RickyGervais has spent most of his life protecting and supporting all kinds of animals around the world. He's donated millions.
So when he saw a hunting photo of a woman beside a dead Giraffe he lost it.
“What must have happened to you in your life, he asked, to make you kill a beautiful animal and then lie next to it smiling.”
"Trophy hunting is one of the most pathetic and indefensible things human beings do. These animals aren't trophies. They aren't wall decorations. They aren't status symbols. They're living, feeling creatures with families, social bonds and a right to exist free from cruelty and exploitation."
The photo went everywhere within hours and his followers joined in. The hunter says she received hundreds of thousands of death threats afterwards, and that she has no regrets about the kill.
Oleg ❤️
@okcreative
From our first gym shoot a few years ago (Pic 1 and 4) to Europe’s biggest photo exhibition (Pic 2)—what a journey it has been! Since then, we’ve created many more unforgettable shoots, produced a limited-edition fitness art book, brought our work—and some less-than-ideal-for-public pictures—to BentBox 😎😈 and now we’re stepping into our next big adventure: film 🎬
Thank you, Oleg, for our great friendship and for all the excitement and opportunities we have together. I really appreciate it, and I would simply say: you are awesome! ❤️
I can’t wait to prepare everything for one of the highlight days of 2026 this coming Sunday. And after that, I can’t wait to present it to the world! 🌍✨
Who is excited to see what we are creating? Let me know in the comments! 👇
Have a great Thursday, everyone ♥️
Big kiss 💋
Cindy
A record of the moment when an inquisitive Cape Penguin approached a man who was bodyboarding off the coast of Cape Town, South Africa, on its own initiative, climbed onto the board, and enjoyed riding the waves.
#WildlifePhotography#Penguin 🐧
🎦 Credit: Accu Weather.