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A crocodile with hundreds of its babies is the wildest photo of the year.
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The spectacular image of this crocodile, with its babies posing on it, has been captured by wildlife photographer Dhritiman Mukherjee, who has been awarded the ‘Wildlife Photographer of the Year’ by the National History Museum in London. This species of crocodile (freshwater gharial) is critically endangered. Where once there were…
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The world record for “Most Prolific Mother Ever” belongs to a Russian woman named Valentina Vassilyev.
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Between 1725 and 1765, she reportedly gave birth 27 times — to 16 pairs of twins, seven sets of triplets, and four sets of quadruplets, for a total of 69 children. Not only that, but her husband Feodor allegedly had 18 more children with his second wife after Valentina died.…
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HOW TO RESPECT YOURSELF
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(1) Stop looking for who is not looking for you. (2) Stop begging. (3) Stop saying more than is necessary. (4) When people disrespect you, confront them immediately. (5) Don’t eat other people’s food more than they eat yours. (6) Reduce how you visit some people, especially if they don’t…
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How to win the power tussle at home…
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MenDo you know why your children will disobey you. even when they are still tender and living under your roof ? They will disobey you even when they know that , they will get punished ? It is because human beings are rebellious in nature. Humans covet power. . People…
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Great Blue Herons have quite the appetite and will eat a variety of prey, including fish, shrimp, crabs, and even small mammals like rodents.
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They’re known to be opportunistic feeders and will also go after amphibians, reptiles, and birds. While alligators aren’t a regular item on their menu, there have been surprising instances where Great Blue Herons have been seen gulping down juvenile alligators whole, just like in this amazing photo. Imagine the sight…
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A pilot, a veterinarian and a ranger from Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park took to the skies on Sunday morning to search for buffalo as part of a disease check operation (more information on this coming soon).
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While searching for buffalo, they spotted a freshly poached rhino carcass, and a few hundred meters away, they noticed a small calf that was alone (it weighed 105 kg and was estimated to be around 6 weeks old). They responded immediately. Dr. Rowan Leeming tranquilized the little calf and they…
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HERE Are the 6 Symptoms of a Damaged Oxygen Sensor in a Car.
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In this topic, we will learn about 6 symptoms of a damaged oxygen sensor in cars. As is known, the oxygen sensor plays a very important role in maintaining the correct ratio of air and fuel mixture inside the combustion chambers in the engine, and any malfunction in the operation…
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WHAT LEADS PEOPLE TO CHEAT?EVER ASKED YOURSELF OR YOUR PARTNER WHY THEY CHEAT?👇
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When married life changes as well as some habits. Learn to adjust into marriage life, make adjustments fast, understand your new status fast and focus on your marriage.Don’t realise this too late.
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In 1886, a group of children gathered at a cider mill below Little River Gap in Blount County, Tennessee, likely part of a community tradition that brought families together during the harvest season.
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The region, with its fertile valleys and abundant orchards, would have been an ideal location for cider production, especially as apples were one of the most widely grown fruits in the area. The cider mill would have been a vital part of the local agricultural economy, and the children, dressed…
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So, my sister brought home a live chîckéñ we would use to make Nsala soup (white sóúp), but Bubu, her son of 2 years, immediately turned the chîckén into his pet.
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When it was time for me to take the chîckén to Johnny, the guy who would help us sláûghtér the chîckéñ, Bubu hugged the chîckéñ tightly and was crying. I should leave his baby alone for him. I wanted to take the chîckéñ forcefully from him, but his mother said…