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‘Return of the Jedi’ was released 43 years ago today

'Star Wars' was released 49 years ago today

@ShitpostGate POV: You're a clanker who has stepped foot upon the blasted wasteland known as Orlando

AND THEY SHOULD DO IT AGAIN

@Imajination16 And BB would have it no other way

@Xossbones Or khorne would just resurrect him in the realm of chaos and let him go ham

Battle Beast Vs Kharn the Betrayer

DID YOU KNOW?? Sea lions aren’t just acting sill, their "clown of the sea" persona is driven by a hyper-advanced brain trait that makes them one of the only non-human mammals capable of feeling a musical beat. ​Unlike quiet, introverted true seals, sea lions (Otariidae) are aggressively social, loud, and expressive. What looks like pure clumsiness is the outward expression of high emotional intelligence and an anatomy built for play. Let me explain 👇🏾👇🏾 ​1. The Science of the "Silly" Dance: ​For generations, scientists believed that "entrainment"; the ability to hear a rhythm and move in perfect time with it, belonged only to humans and vocal-mimicking birds like parrots. Researchers proved this wrong using Ronan, a California sea lion. Without any vocal mimicking skills, Ronan successfully learned to bob her head in perfect synchronicity to pop songs. When scientists altered the tempo, Ronan instantly adjusted her movements. This mathematically proved that a sea lion's rhythmic grooving isn't a mechanical trick; their brains genuinely perceive and physically connect to a musical beat. ​2. The Whisker Radar Matrix: ​The classic image of a sea lion balancing a ball on its nose showcases a marvel of sensory engineering rather than just a goofy trick. ​Sea lions do not balance objects using flat skin. Instead, they use their vibrissae; hyper-sensitive whiskers framing their snouts. Each whisker features a capsule packed with over 1,500 nerve endings. In the wild, this radar array detects microscopic water vibrations left by swimming fish up to 600 feet away. When balancing, the sea lion flares these whiskers forward like fingers, wrapping them around the object to detect shifts in weight and adjusting its neck to keep it perfectly centered. ​3. The Rowdy Social Comedy Club: ​If you have ever seen sea lions on tourist docks, you know they are boisterous, theatrical creatures that constantly crowd together. ​Unlike true seals, which lack external ear flaps and crawl on their bellies, sea lions possess rotating hip bones and powerful front flippers. This allows them to fully stand up, walk on all fours, and climb high onto rocky cliffs. Because they huddle by the hundreds to conserve body heat, their daily lives are a non-stop sequence of physical comedy. They constantly trample one another, nudge rivals into the water, and engage in loud, open-mouthed barking matches that serve as routine territorial posturing. ​IN SUMMARY! The sea lion's reputation as a lovable goofball is a beautiful byproduct of its high-functioning intelligence. They are cognitive creatures engineered with sensitive whisker radars, versatile bodies that can walk on land, and brains that understand musical rhythms. Their "silliness" is the natural behavior of a species using play and curiosity to navigate a complex social world. Hopefully you've learnt something new today? Cheers 🥂 😅 The Medic Who Writes™🌚

"the objective isn't just to kick Russia out of Ukraine, they want to dismantle Russia"

@HBigMan_ Average Crimson Fist on his day off

How I’ve felt since I started reading Rynn’s World

A council is considering erecting a tiny statue honouring the mosquito believed to have infected historical figure Oliver Cromwell with malaria Irish councillor Oliver Moran wants the monument to become "the world's smallest public statue"

A pissed off Sabertooth Tiger throwing down against a Backrooms entity (it entered its turf)

The Viltrumite Trend (Edit by me) #Invincible #Viltrumite

Arresting a drug dealer in the favelas 😀🤣

Gem

🚨: David Attenborough is turning 100 years old on Friday, May 8

No puedes cancelar una nigga real!!!!

rooftop meeting

@50YearsAgoLive Bro looks like he's a Union general

Prince Charles, sporting a new beard, attends the Badminton Horse Trials.

"Well let's hope he plays the game and enjoys the lore further!"