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A hotel in Cancún uses trained hawks to keep pigeons away from their property #interesting #awesome

This lightning i captured is insane #interesting #awesome

A gorilla tries his best to reconcile with his angry wife. #interesting #awesome

'Little tree' car air freshener plant has a tree shaped exercise track. #interesting #awesome

A horse asking another horse to help remove his muzzle so he can eat grass #interesting #awesome

Regular airplane boarding method is the slowest one #interesting #awesome

from JetPhotos #interesting #awesome

The Stratolaunch "Roc" is the world's largest aircraft by wingspan (385 ft—longer than a football field). Designed as an airborne launch pad, the massive twin-fuselage plane is powered by six Boeing 747 engines and can carry up to 500,000 lbs under its center wing. Credit:Photos

Women stand still to escape from a bear #interesting #awesome

children. #interesting #awesome

The Buddhist monk Luang Pho Daeng died while meditating in 1973. In accordance with his wishes, his mummified body was placed in a glass coffin and put on public display. Sunglasses were later placed over his empty eye sockets so that his appearance would not frighten small

Brilliant stop motion and woodworking #interesting #awesome

@ChinaVideos1 A short clip like this is shocking, but it also needs context: what happened before the police entered, why they used force, and whether it was legally justified. In any country, police should be

Be careful if you are sitting in China in a restaurant, because it can happen that suddenly Chinese police storm in and throw you to the ground, even if you are a lady. Could this happen in Japan or India? I don't think so.

@ChinaVideos1 Flood prevention, drainage, dam safety, and emergency response should be treated as national security too. Ordinary people losing homes every year is a bigger failure than any military weakness.

Severe flooding has struck China again. Entire houses are being swept away. The communist regime in China shouldn't constantly invest 400 billion dollars annually in armaments. Instead, it should take some of that 400 billion and invest it in preventing the annual flood disasters in China. Another hint regarding China's comparison with the US: Have we ever seen as many flood disasters annually in the US as in China?

@China_Fact Beautiful reminder that music can bring people together across languages, cultures, and expectations. Experiences like this show how meaningful real human connection can be.

US teens from One Voice Children's Choir arrive as strangers in Xinjiang: What happened next?

@PDChinaLife Amber combs and tea-blossom honey hanging from a banyan tree sounds like a scene from a fairy tale. Nature on Jingmai Mountain is incredible.

Over 100 fan-shaped beehives hang like amber from a banyan tree on Jingmai Mountain in southwest China’s Yunnan. Thriving in the pristine local ecosystem, the bees produce fragrant honey from tea blossoms, store food in amber-colored combs and raise their young in dark brown ones.

@ShangguanJiewen One cigarette turns into a live demo of the fire suppression system.Choose wisely.

AI operated fire supression systems are increasingly common in Chinese airports, train-stations, universities, libraries, and other large areas. They detect fire and automatically activate to douse the flames. Just don't smoke indoors...

@USFunds Great reminder that consistency matters more than timing the market. Long-term discipline is where real wealth gets built.

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@ChangshaCity Such a sweet reminder that the people who quietly care for us can become part of our most precious memories.

At kindergarten graduation, the cafeteria uncle gave a speech. The children laughed, then cried. Some goodbyes are small, but they stay in childhood forever. 👉 i-changsha.net #Graduation #Kindergarten #WarmMoment #Changsha

@oak_institute This is a crucial reframing of the “critical minerals” debate. If extraction is being driven as much by militarization, AI infrastructure, and corporate profit as by clean energy, then communities on

🚨New Report – RUSH exposes what's really driving the global mineral scramble: military expansion, AI & corporate interests – not the clean energy transition. @oak_institute dismantles the dominant critical minerals narrative & warns of devastating impact it will inflict on communities around the world: @Mittaloak @congofriends @FredMousse @ndycurrier