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There is a high probability that Ukrainian drones/missiles will appear over Moscow during the May 9 parade.

Governo humilhado no Senado. A pergunta que não quer calar obviamente é esta: será que agora o governo e a esquerda entendem que não são maioria, tiram o salto alto e reduzem a arrogância ou nem assim vão compreender o que está acontecendo no país?

Robert Sapolsky es un neurocientífico de Stanford que demostró que el estrés crónico es el asesino silencioso que los médicos ignoran. Reveló 10 hábitos que haces todos los días y que te quitan años de vida. 1) Repasar conversaciones en tu cabeza

That moment in Rogue One (2016) when the Hammerhead Corvette shoves a Star Destroyer into another and sends both crashing into the Shield Gate over Scarif is pure crowd-eruption cinema.

imagina vc entra no avião pensa que vai ter um voo tranquilo e uma fia começa a pregar lá dentro 😭

A hilarious video from China shows a little girl holding her younger brother ‘hostage’ while demanding candy from their mom.

I love that Trump has revolutionary war soldiers for the king. 😆

E o meu cunhado que comprou um imóvel por 1.5 milhão há 3 anos e ficava se gabando que o AP já tava valendo 2 milhões em 2025. Botou pra vender e lá se vão 6 meses e o total de 2 propostas. 1.6M e 1.650M. Realidade: quase todo proprietário de imóvel acha que seu imóvel vale mto mais do que vale. Em 2030 ele consegue alguém pra pagar 2 milhões. 🤡

Sausage and bread over in Poland 🇵🇱 20zl (£4.05) ⚽️

Isso do Flavio Bolsonaro querer nomear os irmãos malucos para o ministério é sério ou fake news da campanha do PT?

Wolves are learning to survive in one of the most radioactive places on Earth. Inside the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, where human activity has been minimal since the Chernobyl disaster, wildlife has rebounded and gray wolves are thriving. Studies show wolf populations there are significantly denser than in nearby uncontaminated regions, in some cases several times higher. Scientists are now uncovering why. Genetic research has revealed notable differences between these wolves and others elsewhere. Some of these variations are linked to how their bodies manage radiation exposure and repair DNA damage, key factors in cancer risk. Rather than being unaffected, the wolves appear more resilient. Certain genes tied to tumor suppression and immune response seem more active, potentially helping them cope with long-term radiation. This is a clear example of natural selection. Over generations, wolves better suited to survive in this environment are more likely to pass on those traits. What’s especially compelling is that some of the same genetic pathways are also relevant to human cancer research. Studying these wolves could offer insights that one day contribute to new treatments. Learn more: "40 years after Chernobyl, wolves may be adapting to live with radiation." Science Alert