Honeycrisp

成人済 (20↑) 雑多垢
無言フォロー失礼します

[Momentos Virales @momentoviral]

Los dieron por perdidos... hasta que ocurrió el milagro.

Después del devastador incendio, sus dueños pensaron que jamás volverían a verlos. Pero, contra todo pronóstico, los tres burritos aparecieron con vida entre las cenizas. 🫏❤️

[もふもふ動画 @tyomateee2]

思わず笑顔になれるルンルン気分の柴

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

🇫🇷 An equestrian center in Biscarrosse, southwestern France, released its horses as wildfire approached

Staff gave the animals a chance to survive and opened the gates because smoke, heat, and the speed of the flames made trailer evacuation impossible.

[𝕐o̴g̴ @Yoda4ever]

Just chilling..🦆🐾😍

[Kronik Haber @kroniknews]

Bir kadın, besleyip büyüttüğü ve adını Cheryl koyduğu impalanın, çocuklarından daha iyi söz dinlediğini söyledi.

[Lunarhan @Lunarhan_]

I love watching cooking videos, and this is the most accurate version of us actually cooking

[木下いたる/ ITARU KINOSHITA @kurinosukeboy]

✨✨✨🦖🤠🦕✨✨✨

[Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07]

In 1916, a pack of dogs attacked a private zoo in Hawaii. Two terrified wallabies broke out of their cage and escaped into the mountains.

What happened next is one of the wildest accidents in wildlife history.

After the wallabies vanished into the forested cliffs of Kalihi Valley, the zoo's owner called for a massive public hunt. Nobody caught them.

A local newspaper joked that they might eventually "produce a breed of Hawaiian wallabies."They were exactly right.

Despite being 5,000 miles from Australia, the steep volcanic rock faces in Hawaii turned out to be the perfect habitat.

By 1984, researchers counted roughly 250 wallabies thriving in the valley. They had even started developing their own unique evolutionary characteristics.
The craziest part?

They aren't considered invasive.They only eat non-native plants.

They don't compete with native species (Hawaii has no native land mammals).
Because they peacefully coexist with the ecosystem, the state of Hawaii officially protects them. It is strictly illegal to hunt or harm a Hawaiian wallaby.

Back in their native Australia, the brush-tailed rock wallaby is fighting for its life. Predators, habitat clearing, and the devastating 2019-2020 bushfires wiped out an estimated 70% of their remaining habitat.

But that accidental Honolulu colony?
They have no foxes. No feral cats in the cliffs. No bushfires.

Two wallabies that broke out of a cage 110 years ago accidentally founded what might be the most secure population of their species anywhere on Earth.

[Honeycrisp @roastedpecan]

この映画超おすすめ🐏💙

[Movies Verse @moviesverse_]

Funniest scene from The Sheep Detectives (2026)!!

[Antidepressant Content @depressionlesss]

The donkey comes to its owner every morning to hug him

[Honeycrisp @roastedpecan]

Wait I’ve seen this one before in person!

[Hy Bender @hybender]

Enjoys stealthily stealing carrots that were left out just for him

[Honeycrisp @roastedpecan]

I don’t understand why Europeans have to inject ill will and meanness into everything. Perfectly good interactions get ruined because of this.

[Dr. M.F. Khan @Dr_TheHistories]

Archaeologists digging through Viking-age settlements in northern Germany kept finding cats. Not local cats.

The bones dated to somewhere between 700 and 1000 AD. But the DNA told a stranger story than anyone expected.

In 2017, a team led by Claudio Ottoni published a large genetic study of ancient cat remains from sites across Europe. When they analyzed the Viking-era specimens from northern Germany, the mitochondrial DNA pointed clearly to the Near East and Egypt, lineages that had no business being that far north at that point in history.

The most likely explanation: the cats had sailed there.

Norse seafarers kept cats aboard their vessels for the same reason every maritime culture did. A ship carrying grain is also carrying rats. A ship carrying rats loses its provisions. A ship with a good cat keeps both the grain and the crew fed.

What made these particular cats remarkable was the distance they had traveled. Egyptian and Near Eastern cats, aboard Viking longships, moving north through trade routes and raiding routes across several centuries.

And when they reached shore, they were not treated as working tools.

A number of these animals were buried with care. The skeletal record suggests they were valued, not just useful. In several sites, cat bones appear alongside human graves, which researchers read as deliberate placement, not coincidence.

Over generations, something else happened: the cats grew larger. The remains show a gradual increase in body size across the Viking age, which researchers connect to better feeding and, possibly, selective pressure aboard ship.

Some researchers have noted that these ancient imported cats may sit near the base of what eventually became the Norwegian Forest Cat: the large, thick-coated breed that Scandinavians would later call the skogkatt, the forest cat.

If that lineage holds, one of the most beloved cat breeds in the world traces part of its ancestry to Egyptian mousers who crossed the North Sea on longships more than a thousand years ago.

The Norse sagas mention wolves. They mention ravens. They mention bears.

Nobody wrote down the cats.

Would you have brought one aboard?

One thing the Ottoni study left open: whether these Egyptian and Near Eastern cats arrived in a single wave or spread gradually across multiple journeys over centuries. The genetic data points to a slow maritime dispersal, ship by ship, port by port, across the Viking world.

#drthehistories

[Honeycrisp @roastedpecan]

Some people are losers even when they win.

[Honeycrisp @roastedpecan]

This red card fiasco is being blown way out of proportion. I mean if it happened to any other country, I would 100% support them appealing it too?

[Honeycrisp @roastedpecan]

Europeans never held Team USA in high regard to begin with so it should make no difference whether Balogun plays or not.

[Nature Unedited @NatureUnedited]

Today I learned that squirrels can be black, and they roll their babies into tiny fluffy balls to make carrying them easier

[𝑵𝑼𝑳𝑳 @EightDollarPint]

Happy birthday America
Thank you for being my friend ❤️