Sponge Bob
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Sponge Bob
@Vedathanthra
IQ 180 Scared of humans.
Boulevard Park, WA Katılım Eylül 2021
42 Takip Edilen24 Takipçiler

@hirokunhirochan @ichikawa_zoo Please tell the zoo management punch looks depressed. They don't care but tell them.
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@ichikawa_zoo Please sell Punch Merch. It will be a super duper hit.
And punch and friends could benefit too. PUNCH 💟
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市川市公式さん拡散ありがとう!
ちなみに第1期の展示は8/9(日)までです。
フォロワーの皆様に訂正のうえお詫び申し上げます。
第2期は8/11(山の日)から8/30(日)までです。
レストハウス会場内モニターでは特別映像も上映中!
#市川市動植物園
#がんばってるねパンチ
市川市@ichikawa_shi
📣#がんばってるねパンチ! みんなのメッセージ展を開催中🎉 動植物園のニホンザル「パンチ」が7/26で1歳の誕生日を迎えることを記念して、いただいたメッセージカードを展示中です🐵🎊 寄せ書きスペースも設けていますので、来場された方のメッセージもお待ちしております🖊️ 8/6まで開催中です🙌
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@ItsAradhya__ this is a very old video and the teacher was arrested and dismissed
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A video from a traditional residential institute has gone viral, leaving many people shocked.
In the footage, a teacher can allegedly be seen repeatedly hitting a young student with a cane inside what appears to be an office. The child stands silently as the punishment continues, while others in the room look on.
If the video accurately reflects what happened, this goes far beyond strict discipline. Corporal punishment has no place in an educational institution, and every child deserves to learn in a safe and respectful environment.
The incident has sparked widespread debate online, with many demanding accountability and questioning whether such practices still exist behind the walls of residential schools.
Authorities are reportedly looking into the matter, while people continue to call for a fair investigation and appropriate action if the allegations are confirmed.
This version reads like a fresh news story, avoids copying the original wording, and clearly distinguishes reported allegations from confirmed facts.
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新たにスポットクーラーを7台導入します。
動物たちに涼しい風を!
株式会社カクタ様、ありがとうございました!
#市川市動植物園
市川市@ichikawa_shi
本日(7/22)、株式会社カクタ様より、動植物園にスポットクーラー7台の寄贈、市川市社会福祉協議会に50万円の寄附をいただきました。 「猛暑日が続く中、動物たちに涼しい環境を」と嬉しいご配慮をいただきありがとうございました。 動物たちが過ごしやすくなるよう、活用させていただきます。
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The whole world loves Punch. 🌍💛
Seeing walls covered with birthday cards made my heart so happy… and maybe just a little jealous! 😄 So many people took the time to send their love. Punch is soooo lucky. 🐵🎂 #Punch #PunchKun #PunchTheMonkey #ichikawa_zoo #パンチくん #Viral #Trending #FYP #Explore
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@ichikawa_zoo Dear PUNCH 💟
This is my prayer to the universe. Guardian angels please protect this little munchkin 💓
Happy birthday and long live 🎇
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@Rainmaker1973 My grandfather was in the ccc. He wrote a short book about his adventures. Never could get it published though. I thought it was interesting. He was in washington state amongst the huge pines, etc. it would take 2 guys all day to cut 1 tree down.
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FDR mobilized millions of Americans to plant billions of trees, ultimately saving the nation’s declining forests.
In 1933, during the height of the Great Depression, President Franklin D. Roosevelt established the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). This ambitious program aimed to aid both a generation of struggling young men and the country’s neglected public lands.
From 1933 to 1942, the voluntary initiative enlisted more than three million unemployed men between the ages of 18 and 25. They were sent to isolated wilderness camps where, under structured, military style supervision, they constructed trails, built bridges, and battled wildfires. In exchange, participants received housing, food, and a monthly allowance of $30, with $25 of that amount sent directly to support their families back home.
The lasting impact of this Tree Army is still evident throughout the United States. CCC members planted nearly three billion trees, accounting for roughly half of all reforestation efforts in American history up to that point. They also developed essential infrastructure in more than 800 state and national parks.
When the program concluded as the United States entered World War II, many of these fit young men shifted from tools to military service. Today, the stone structures and extensive trail networks they created continue to form the foundation of America’s park systems, illustrating the enduring benefits of investing in both people and the natural environment.

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@YZfinance Okay zoo management, he's clinging only for easy access to food.
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@carmelasan @YVemula5063 There was a link to a QA with the zoo director on one of the comment channels.
I will try to find and post.
Main takeaways were that the physical structure of Backyard is a secret and employees are legally bound to keep it a secret.
And Punch clinging to daddies for easy food. 😡
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@Vedathanthra @YVemula5063 Si? Dónde en la cuenta del Zoo? Decime por favor.
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Punch took out Mom and gave her lots of smooches, as if he had been missing her. During feeding time, Punch left Mom to go inside and eat, and then Miyakoshi gently took Mom with him. 🥹🐒💞
#punchi
#punchmonkey
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@carmelasan @YVemula5063 There's a question and answer session with the zoo director on x. 😡
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@therapeuticvids I had some doubts, whether they are giving him something?!
Now kind of sure, because this exact same way he acted after he got injured after a brutal attack. 😡
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@ichikawa_zoo There's a q&a session with the management.
According to them punch clings to the daddies for easy access to food.
Have they observed one time Punch interacting with his plushie?!!!
Outrageous 😡
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@ktsmj1004 The zoo management is saying Punch clings to his dads for easy access to food? 😡
Have they observed one time he interacting with his plushie?!!!!
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@emogram_sankei Everything is a secret. Why? You have too many secrets because there's too much to hide.
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「なぜ給餌方法を変えたのか?」市川市動植物園のパンチくんへの給餌についてSNSで飛び交う憶測。安永崇課長に直撃すると、そこには「パンチファースト」を貫く飼育員たちの深い愛情と自立に向けた明確な理由がありました。知られざる飼育方針の真相に迫ります。#パンチくん
emogram.sankei.com/100471
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