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#OreoSec: Inside The #Mind of 🖤ֆǟʍǟɛʟ🤍 Pt 1/2 #NF - The Search 🎧🎭 I’ve been Searchin' What does that Mean, Sam? I've been Learning Grabbin' my Keepsakes Leavin’ my Burdens Well, I Brought a Few with me I'm Not Perfect #HackThePlanet #OpLove #infosec #Lulz #OpSec #Awake

It don’t get no realer than this

@desmondderaudeh She went blind for 20 minutes after this. 😂🤣

They're calling this one of the hardest paparazzi flashes of all time. 😭😭

Sometimes you gotta save your energy and let Karma handle the rest.

If we're being honest about what's going on in Spain:

F. U. C. K.

Enjoy ur time with me..i like to disappear.

Checks if an email address exists without sending any email. Written in Rust with an HTTP backend and CLI support. github.com/reacherhq/chec…

everyone goes to hell in someone else's religion. if god sounds cruel, it's probably human.

@Chris_Hackney_ Theory on Hell being a prison.

Hell is the enemy deity's prison. 😈🖤🔥

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In Uganda's Queen Elizabeth National Park, a resilient one-eyed, three-legged lion named Jacob is defying expectations and outsmarting the savanna's harsh rules. This 11-year-old male has endured devastating injuries that would doom most lions. In 2020, a poacher's snare severed his left hind leg. Soon after, a Cape buffalo attack left him blind in one eye. Typically, such impairments, loss of speed, power, and full vision, lead to starvation for an adult male lion, which depends on explosive sprints (up to 50 mph or 80 km/h in bursts) to overpower large prey like warthogs weighing up to 440 pounds (200 kg). Yet Jacob has adapted brilliantly, rewriting his hunting playbook. Thermal drone footage captured by researchers from the Kyambura Lion Monitoring Project shows him employing tactics more akin to a leopard than a traditional lion pride hunter. He conceals himself in thick vegetation, stalks at close quarters, and launches sudden, powerful ambushes rather than engaging in prolonged chases he can no longer sustain. He's even been seen excavating prey from burrows, targeting slower, more reliable species to secure meals efficiently. Conservation scientist Alexander Braczkowski notes that Jacob has fundamentally altered his diet and approach. Unlike most severely injured "tripod" lions that lean heavily on pride support for big-game kills, Jacob often hunts solo or alongside his brother Tibu, showcasing remarkable independence and ingenuity. His story extends beyond hunting prowess: he continues to defend his territory and has famously swum across the crocodile- and hippo-laden Kazinga Channel, spanning about a mile (1.6 km), in a feat believed to be among the longest recorded for the species. As lions across East Africa grapple with shrinking habitats, poaching, and climate pressures, Jacob's behavioral adaptability highlights a key factor in survival. Researchers continue to monitor him closely, inspired by how one animal's determination could inform broader conservation strategies in a changing world.

My therapist and I agree I’m doing great, we just disagree on the definition

Another home run 😭😭😭

I didn’t have one, so I grew up to be one safe spaces…

@providentialy If you drive like this, I am absolutely Not getting in the car with you. You either let me drive or I'll find another way.

You ever been in a car with someone who drives like we got extra lives?

@musicboxboyy She thought about the situation and considered the possibility. 😆😭🤣 Made sure that door was good! 🤣😭

This had me in stitches 🤣