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22/02/2024

I just watched the Rubi Rose video😳 Whoever leaked that video needs an award for best leaked video of all time

09/08/2023

You won't know how blessed you are until you can no longer receive call from any of them 🥺😢

23/06/2022

The Compelling Evidence That Climate Change Is The Reason Behind The Frequency And The Severity Of All Extreme Weather Events June 23, 2022  While we would be happy not to attribute every extreme weather event to climate change, the pieces of evidence are too glaring to ignore. Our climate is chang...

16/05/2022

Elephants are well-known for their helpfulness and ability to remember those who help them. Here, a baby elephant showcases those same qualities as a lesson for humanity.

16/05/2022

16/05/2022

Devastating skin disease covering up to 70% of a dolphin's body linked to climate change

Read more: http://bit.ly/3FE9J8F

16/05/2022

⚠️We’re the last generation that can save the ocean.

Read more: https://bit.ly/39gBU16

16/05/2022

Do you remember washing your car 20 years ago? Massive dragonflies and insects of all shapes and sizes splattered over the windscreen?

The younger generations may not even know, but older people will surely remember that up until some 20 years ago any car trip on a late summers afternoon meant a windshield covered in dead insects.

However, nowadays that doesn't happen so much, does it?

It may sound great news—after all, who doesn't like to travel with a clean windshield? But what does it really mean? Doesn't that tell you anything?

Scientists associate the dramatic decline in insect populations with industrial agricultural practices, especially habitat destruction and pesticide use.

That decline, besides being a tragedy by iteslf, also affects the whole terrestrial ecosystems, such as the birds', reptiles' and amphibians' diet, pollination, etc.

The collapse of the insect populations may be a forewarning of the collapse of the terrestrial ecosystems..

This is the critical decade for action in solidarity with life itself.

Read more: https://bit.ly/3Kiz9dI

16/05/2022

Everybody wants to stand in the shade
But nobody wants to plant trees! 😢🌳

Please Plant trees Plant hope 🌳❤🌳

Help us to Plant Trees 🌳🌍🌳

http://ket.to/help-to-plant-1-trillion-tree-worldwide

16/05/2022

A baby kangaroo was spotted on the side of the road.
When he saw the human, he hopped up and held out his arms to be picked up.

His rescuer gave him a Teddy bear to hold onto and then took him to an animal rescue center.

Weeks later, the orphaned baby, now named "Doodlebug," still keeps a tight hold on his bear for comfort.

Read more: https://bit.ly/3sBjqQ1

16/05/2022

Light pollution is driving an insect apocalypse, but a new law banning bright floodlights and dimming street lights could give bugs a much-needed break!

Our global food system and animal species rely on insects, but 40% of the world's bug populations are declining.

Light pollution and artificial light are one factor driving insect declines, along with habitat loss, climate change and pollution.

But unlike the others, light pollution is pretty easy to control and Germany is leading the way!

Light traps for insects would be banned and spotlights couldn't operate at night if the new law passes. Harmful insecticides and w**d killers would also be outlawed in certain areas.

Thanks to Germany for reminding us that not all creepy-crawlies are bad!

Read more about Light Pollution: http://bit.ly/3sxMkjL

16/05/2022

The keepers of Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, Kenya are taking care of an orphaned baby zebra by dressing in black and white stripes.

The zebra foal (baby zebra) was brought to the animal sanctuary after his mother was killed by a lion. He survived by hiding himself from the lion. In order to reach out to him, the workers took a unique approach.

Read Full Story here: http://bit.ly/3OSGDGO