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The dryer lint advice you see all over Pinterest is actively bad for birds. It sounds nice, save the lint, leave it in the yard, watch the birds use it for nests. But Audubon, US Fish & Wildlife, the Cornell Lab, and most wildlife rehabbers all advise against it now, and the reasons add up fast. Lint loses its structure when it gets wet. A nest lined with dryer lint holds up fine in dry weather, but the first heavy rain collapses the whole nest. Eggs and chicks fall through the nest and likely don't survive. Lint also carries with it the chemical signature of your laundry. Detergent residue, fabric softener, dryer sheet compounds, fragrance oils, and dye all end up concentrated in the fibers you're pulling out of the trap. Even "free and clear" detergents leave trace chemicals that are fine on adult human skin but rough on a 4-gram baby bird. Lint is mostly microplastic. Most modern clothing is polyester, nylon, acrylic, or some blend. The lint trap collects shredded synthetic fibers. Lining a nest with that is lining a nest with plastic. Sadly, this folksy bird advice from a decade ago hasn't aged well. The new advice is closer to: provide nothing artificial, and let the natural materials in your yard do the work.

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@ciwf Or any farm.

Hot take: farmed animals aren't stupid. It just helps to think they are if you want to justify confining them to a lifetime of suffering in factory farms.

A hen lays 300 eggs a year. Her wild ancestor laid 12. Each egg drains 10% of her total skeletal calcium. Her body breaks down to build the shell. She needs every egg her body makes. You don't need a single one. #eggtruth Thread 🧵

🚨🇫🇷 Meanwhile in France When you spray metallic particulates everyday everywhere globally, you get the same results everywhere, which in this case is metallic dust. That’s why you see these tests being repeated with the same result in different countries. Remember it’s not a conspiracy when you can see it.

un buitre leonado menos. que todo el mundo lo vea. así es como matan las putas renovables de mierda.

Two chicks. Same hatchery. Same day. One is female. One is male. Only one leaves alive. Over 300 million male chicks are killed every year in the US. On their first day of life. Every egg system. Cage. Cage-free. Organic. She survived. Her brother didn't. #eggtruth

Yes I fully support teachers striking. The more time they spend not brainwashing and endangering the mental & physical health of our youngsters with lies, manipulation and moral degradation the better. #StormAndAlexis #JeremyVine

It's an entirely manufactured cost of living crisis, the "solution" to which is the global digital enslavement of all humanity. #StormAndAlexis #JeremyVine

Everything was taken away from them💔

Scottish schools are actively pushing masturbation on children, teaching them about licking anuses and ejaculating on faces. They are even demonstrating anal sex by showing pupils a video of a banana being dipped in Nutella This is grooming, plain and simple!

@raymund_hofmann @jonbonwolf @JamieAA_Again Addressing the true causes of disease is not profitable because it doesn't involve the use of medication, only the removal of the causes.

I would suggest that #StormAndAlexis read the ingredients list of commercial baby formulas and also look into the toxic pHarmaceuticals routinely pumped into the tortured "dairy" cows before criticising plant milks. #JeremyVine

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Very Important Message!! Do NOT, and I repeat do not buy plants treated with Neonicotinoids. Bees take the pollen back to the hive and feed it to the brood. This is a number one cause of the colony collapse. It's important to NOT buy these plants! Make sure to share this post!

"Biodegradable" balloons don't fix balloon releases. They might make them worse. The label suggests the balloon disappears within weeks. The reality: latex balloons take months to years to fully break down, and during that entire time they're litter. And during that time, animals eat them. Sea turtles mistake balloon fragments for jellyfish, birds feed shredded latex to nestlings, cattle and deer swallow ribbons. The "biodegradable" claim makes people feel okay about a release that's still going to kill something. If you're planning a memorial or celebration that calls for a release moment, there are better options. Bubbles photograph beautifully. Native wildflower seed paper does the same job and grows habitat where it lands. Whatever you let go of doesn't really go away. It comes back down on a beach, a field, or an animal that didn't ask to clean up after the moment.

Castrators are used on young calves, goats, or lambs. They crush blood vessels, causing significant pain and distress. 😰 This is standard practice... No animal should have to experience this. 🚫 📸: timostammberger (IG) | HIDDEN | @WeAnimals  #farmanimals #animals #veganfacts