Razer

@naushaba_ch We had them in our college...So pakistani colleges have them...

Why don't Pakistani schools and colleges have these???

@BobbKester @sciencegirl No patwari you're wrong

@Risingdeeper @sciencegirl Panther could be any big cat and the cougar is the puma.

Cats

@iamthedrifter @arifanoor72 Kindly give 5 lines summary of complete article..

Excellent article by ⁦@arifanoor72⁩ one of the best I have read in days in the Pak press share.google/akRLhDzdCrxWUB…

A female puma named Dania moves past a group of photographers with her eyes fixed on a nearby guanaco

@IAmSteveHarvey Sushi

What’s something people pretend to enjoy… but really don’t?

@Aghajan1991 ہو سکتا ہے آپ Serena Hotel کی تعمیر کو انجانے میں اس جگہ کے ساتھ ملا رہے ہوں۔

I was serving in Murree in 1991. This building was under construction at that time as we passed just close to the avenue

Sushi..

@SSiddiqui32553 یہ جگہ 2005 میں خالی پلاٹ تھی، لیکن مرحوم ماموں جان اتنی دور کی سوچ رکھتے تھے کہ انہوں نے 1989 میں ہی کانسٹیٹیوشن ون پر اپنے قلمی اعتراضات و تحفظات تحریر کر دیے تھے۔ کیسے کیسے ہیرے کھو دیے ہم نے 🥲🥲

شاہراہ دستور پر کھڑی بلند و بالا عمارت Constitution 1 کے حوالہ سے 30.9.1989 کو ميرے ماموں انعام الحق مرحوم نے بطور چئرمين CDA اپنے قلمی اعتراضات اور تحفظات تحرير کئے تھے، جس کی پاداش ميں اُنہيں چئیرمين کے منصب سے ہٹا ديا گيا مگر اُن کا مُختصر note تاريخ ميں گواہی دے رہا ہے

Nothing will happen to Constitution One avenue apartments.. #islamabad

The extremely rare Himalayan Lynx feasting on its kill, Chitral, Pakistan.

It happens to the best of us...🤭

I'm doing this to my cats tomorrow.

What the heck is happening on the timeline?

A deadly Black Mamba is snatched mid-air by a Snake Eagle… but the hunter becomes the hunted as the snake twists free and locks onto the eagle’s talons in a brutal struggle. Before either can escape, lions arrive on the scene, turning the chaos into a full-scale battle-leaving the trapped eagle with almost no chance of breaking free. #videosvuvu

Colombia has 200 wild hippos right now. They all came from 4 that Pablo Escobar smuggled in for his private zoo in 1981. Three females, one male. After he was killed in 1993, officials left the hippos behind. They escaped into the river. That was 45 years ago. 16 hippos by 2007. 40 by 2014. 120 by 2019. Around 200 today. Colombia is the only country outside Africa with wild hippos. And these hippos hit breeding age earlier than African ones, so they multiply faster. Each one eats 110 lbs of plants a night. They also dump 13 lbs of waste a day, almost all of it into the water. The waste feeds tiny organisms that suck the oxygen out and kill fish. It's pushing out 3 native species running out of space: the West Indian manatee, the Dahl's toad-headed turtle, and the Magdalena River turtle. Colombia spent 12 years across 3 governments trying to sterilize the hippos. It didn't work. Sterilizing one hippo needs a crane. The surgery is dangerous for the vets. A 2023 study said it would cost $1 to $2 million just to slow the breeding, and even then hippos would still be around for another 50 to 100 years. The government asked 7 countries and 2 international zoo groups to take some. Zero said yes. Then Anant Ambani made his offer. He runs Vantara, a 3,500-acre wildlife center in Gujarat that holds 47,000+ animals (200+ elephants, 160 tigers, 200 lions, 900 crocodiles). His proposal: take the 80 hippos Colombia plans to cull, fly them to India, cover their care for life. But the math has a catch. The cull was for 80 of the estimated 200. If Vantara takes those 80 alive instead of dead, it's a humane trade. The other 120 stay in the river. They breed faster than African hippos. The original 4 became 200 in 45 years.

thank you @googlemaps

@FanbrizioRomero America what a country...

@salarzai_ کسی کمی کوتاہی یا ناانصافی پر تکلیف محسوس ہونا زندہ لوگوں کی نشانی ہے۔ بے حس لوگوں کو اپنی ذات کے علاوہ کوئی فرق نہیں پڑتا۔ آپ خوش ہیں سن کر اچھا لگا۔

@Risingdeeper تکلیف آپ کو ہے۔ میں جہاں ہوں خوش ہوں۔ جزاک اللہ

This is 40 years of Abbottabad becoming a hot-as-hell concrete jungle from an actual cold tree covered city. A city I spent more than a decade in but never looked back at because of that reason.