rm

me gusta leer, escribir y andar en bici

[rm @ram250998]

Más de la mitad de mis tuits son sobre café o influidos por exceso de café. Uno más.

[Sienna Midori @midori_emm]

Ay 🥺❤️

[J. Mangual @MLBShotsFired]

Inflation is completely out of control, you can’t even take 3 kids to a Detroit Tigers game anymore without spending an arm and a leg! Crazy!

[Covie @covie_93]

How Volodymr Zelenskyy manages to survive in a literal war without a ballroom to keep him safe is just shocking to me.

[rm @ram250998]

@fcabrerahz @LeoMontanezC @MunicipioAgs @GobAgs @heraldoags @MetropolitanoAg @PalestraAgs @uaa_mx Como siempre, agradezco su noble y desinteresado apoyo, profe.

[rm @ram250998]

Hola @LeoMontanezC @MunicipioAgs @GobAgs @heraldoags @MetropolitanoAg @PalestraAgs cada mañana es lo mismo en Av. Universidad frente a las letras de la @uaa_mx ciclistas exponemos la vida por estos irresponsables que obstruyen ciclovía. Reporte 2.

[Block Club Chicago @BlockClubCHI]

From early Nirvana to Phish, a Chicago fan’s secret recordings of 10,000 shows are now online. https://t.co/yfhmXPTYWt

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

You share 98.8% of your DNA with chimpanzees. A group of 200 of them just tore itself apart in a Ugandan rainforest, and researchers have been watching it happen for a decade.

A study came out yesterday in Science, one of the top research journals in the world. For 30 years, scientists tracked the Ngogo chimps in Uganda's Kibale National Park. This was the largest known chimp group on the planet, around 200 animals all living, hunting, and raising families together. Then around 2015, the group started splitting down the middle. Two clusters, one on the west side of the territory and one in the center, stopped spending time together. Males stopped mating with females from the other side. By 2018, they'd drawn a line through the forest and refused to cross it.

The Western chimps started raiding. Between 2018 and 2024, they killed 7 adult males and 17 babies from the Central group. They ripped infants straight off their mothers' chests. Fourteen more Central males vanished during that stretch, bodies never found, while Western's population climbed from 76 to 108. John Mitani, a University of Michigan researcher who spent over 20 years with these chimps, told NBC he believes the Central group is "doomed." He used the phrase "extinction event."

This almost never happens. DNA evidence suggests chimp communities fracture like this roughly once every 500 years. The only other time anyone saw it was in the 1970s with Jane Goodall's chimps in Tanzania, but researchers questioned that case because Goodall's team had been feeding bananas to the animals for years, which may have warped their natural behavior. Ngogo is the first split observed with zero human interference.

The cause dates back to 2014. Five males died that year, likely from disease. These weren't random chimps. They had close bonds on both sides of the group, the kind of friendships that kept 200 animals functioning as one unit. Once they were gone, a new top male seized control in 2015, a disease swept through and killed 25 more in 2017, and the two sides just kept drifting until there was nothing connecting them anymore.

One part of the paper sat with me. These chimps have no ethnicity. No religion. No political parties. The war started because friendships broke down, cliques solidified, and new group identities replaced years of cooperation. Aaron Sandel, the lead researcher from UT Austin, argued that keeping relationships alive across group lines may be the actual recipe for preventing this kind of collapse. In a species 98.8% identical to us, that recipe failed in under ten years.

[Paul White Gold Eagle @PaulGoldEagle]

Female octopuses are actively throwing objects at males that won’t leave them alone. This unusual behavior has been observed in the wild, where females use shells, silt, and debris to push away persistent males.

Researchers studying these interactions suggest it may be a defensive response to unwanted mating attempts, showing surprising control, awareness, and intentional behavior in these intelligent marine animals.

The Knowledge Factory

#octopus #marineanimals

[rm @ram250998]

. @LeoMontanezC @MunicipioAgs @PalestraAgs no hay día que ciclovía frente a @uaa_mx en Universidad no esté invadida por automovilistas usuarios de @SantanderMx que les importa poco seguridad de ciclistas. Hasta por generar ingresos a municipio conviene mandar tránsito cada mañana

[NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman @NASAAdmin]

Artemis II has reached its maximum distance from Earth.

On the far side of the Moon, 252,756 miles away, Reid, Victor, Christina, and Jeremy have now traveled farther from Earth than any humans in history and now begin their journey home. Before they left, they said they hoped this mission would be forgotten, but it will be remembered as the moment people started to believe that America can once again do the near-impossible and change the world.

Congratulations to this incredible crew and the entire NASA team, our international and commercial partners, but this mission isn’t over until they’re under safe parachutes, splashing down into the Pacific.

[Nelson Valdez @nelvaldez]

Hoy es el #Equinoccio en la Pirámide de Kukulkán en #Yucatán: La serpiente emplumada vuelve a descender para traer orden, conocimiento y renovación, recordándonos el equilibrio entre día y noche, cielo y tierra.

[Guillermo Sheridan @GmoSheridan]

“La lluvia provocó el incendio”, declara Sheinbaum.

(Aristótil frunce el ceño…)

[Conor Ryan @ConorRyan_93]

The Ents showing up to take down Isengard

[rm @ram250998]

@fcabrerahz Uno de estos no falla, profe.

[McLovin ❤️ @GranProfeta]

Me encanta como el usurero libanés nos chinga a todos 200 varos al año con su fianza jaja

[rm @ram250998]

@AmorosAguilar Cuentan las leyendas :(

[Jack Baltimore @JackDeLaConcha]

Invadir Caracas era fácil porque está pegada al mar y los gringos solo necesitaron un portaaviones. Con Bogotá es a otro precio porque primero tendrían que llegar de incógnito a El Dorado, pelear con Avianca porque les perdió las maletas, conseguir un taxista honesto...

[Otto Granados @Otto2025]

Que bajo cayó la Marina: desastre en NY; huachicol; AICM; trenes; mentiras; corrupción y un interminable etcétera