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A couple was taking pictures of their baby at an Italian fruit stand... then the owner did something incredibly sweet

Dubai’s emergency response looks like the future: a man collapses from a heart attack, paramedics arrive within minutes, strap on the Lucas 3 automatic CPR device, and revive him right there. 🚨

🚨Two planes collided midair at Gunfighter Skies air show at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho. All four crew members ejected themselves and are safe.

Huge applause for these heroes who brought the sea creature back to life. 👏🌊

@hvgoenka Total dependency on instrumentation and communication control 🎛️

View from the cockpit inside a Boeing 737 with low visibility…

My grandma is 68 and finished this quilt yesterday. My always rude grandpa said it looks like “a mess of colors”, now she's upset but i said i would post it here and she would know how amazing her work is

Mastery is the ultimate status. The rich can't buy it, the impatient can't rush it, the privileged can't inherit it, and nobody can steal it. You can only earn it through hard work.

Physics Vs Physics

Who will get the biscuit first? Sometimes the simplest games create the biggest excitement...!!

On our farm in Odisha, tons of premium quality mangoes are rotting and turning to dust every season. We grow world class varieties, but middlemen snatch them at just ₹10-15/kg. No real profit, only huge losses. Exports and headlines sound great in social media , yet most farmers like us have no storage, no direct markets, and no proper ecosystem. Over tonnes produced yearly wasted potential. Building a strong sustainable agriculture system is crucial for our growth better farmer incomes, stronger rural economy, less migration and real prosperity for Odisha’s villages. We need collection centres, cold storage, fair pricing and direct buyers now. Let’s turn our mango wealth into actual farmer growth instead of social media shouting, Odisha needs its true growth. Pics - our farm land variety of mangoes in Bhadrak @BBSRBuzz

Unbelievable A380 Hard Crosswind Landing during a storm

Have you seen Antonov An-225 Mriya before in real life? If yes, you are so lucky 👏✈️

A monkey saves a lion cub from the flooding river

@supriyasahuias Awesome indeed and ofcourse unimaginable 👍

And now, it is the turn of the young female Amur falcon Alang to make us speechless 😶 After taking off from the Somalian coast at 7:30 am on 14 May, Alang has been steadily pushing northward across the Arabian Sea on one of the most demanding migratory crossings in the natural world. In just over two days, she has already covered nearly 3,000 km nonstop over open ocean. Based on her present flight path, Alang is expected to land later tonight, either over the Indus River delta or the Kachchh landscape of Gujarat another remarkable chapter unfolding in the extraordinary transcontinental journey of the Amur falcons. As shared by Dr @sureshwii #Amurfalcons

In a continued effort over the last decade for conservation of Amur Falcons in Northeast India, three Amur Falcons were satellite-tagged in their stopover site (Chiuluan) in Tamenglong district of Manipur in November 2025. Having completed more than four months in their nonbreeding grounds in Southern Africa, two of these Amur Falcons are on their spring migration, returning to their breeding region in Far-East Asia via India. While crossing from Somalia to Northeast India they undertake a nonstop flight of nearly 6000 km in six days. A tagged young female Amur named ‘Alang’ is currently headed to west coast of India, and is undertaking the Arabian Sea crossing, having started off yesterday early morning from Somalia. Currently, with favourable tailwinds, the sea crossing will be three-day nonstop. With funding support from @MoEFCC, this project has been one of the successful community-led conservation effort in India. Alongside, interesting insights on this incredible small raptor, a long distance trans-hemispheric migrant has been generated, guiding management and conservation efforts.