Cal Hunter (Homo Lupus & Romba )(RP/fake) 🦋💙🌈

Remind me to draw this as bowtie

🚨 REPORTER: Trump warns allies to stand with the U.S. or NATO’s future could suffer. GERMAN MINISTER: We did not provoke this war. It started without any consultation. We can’t be everywhere. THE WORLD FINALLY GROWS A SPINE AGAINST TRUMP.

If they go after trans people They will go after gay people They will go after women Go after disabled people Homeless Unemployed people Republicans won’t just stop at trans people And the LGB people who support this BS they literally went for marriage equality

Wilcox. #PartyTrick

@Starfeasts 💖💖💖💖

dress up time…? #yautja #predator #fanart

Not a single one of them will be alive in 10 years but we’re letting them destroy everything for those left behind.

Here is a weebtoon hack:

Checkmate. Y'all neurotypicals owe us for our species' survival 😉

I was 8 when Dunblane happened. I’ll never forget crying to my parents one morning, begging not to go to school because I was terrified I’d die. That fear stays with you forever. And now this bellend fucknugget wants to make that nightmare possible again. The ban stays. #Dunblane30

Only weak-minded people will follow someone so blindly.

🚨 BREAKING: The DOJ has "indefinitely paused" the unsealing of the final Epstein files, citing "regional instability" and "national security" regarding the Iran conflict. If you had ANY remaining doubts, then nobody can help you.

VIVA MEXICO! Trump does not have the cards. Our military is a shadow of what it once was because crooked people stole all that money for defense spending.

SOMEONE IN AMERICA HAS TO GROW A PAIR AND STOP THIS MADNESS 🤬😤

🐺 Protesters in Germany Save “Grindi” the Friendly Wolf A wild wolf known locally as “Grindi” has become the centre of a dramatic wildlife dispute in Germany — and for now, public pressure has stopped the animal from being shot. The wolf had been living in forests near communities in Lower Saxony, where some residents and farmers raised concerns that the animal appeared unusually comfortable around people. Authorities labelled the wolf “problematic” and issued permission for the animal to be killed. But wildlife advocates and local residents quickly mobilised. Hundreds of protesters gathered in the region, holding vigils and demonstrations calling for the wolf’s life to be spared. Many argued that the wolf had not shown aggression and that killing him would be unnecessary and unethical. The wolf had been nicknamed “Grindi”, and videos circulating online showed the animal calmly observing people from a distance — behaviour some experts say can occur when wolves become accustomed to human presence in landscapes where humans and wildlife overlap. Animal protection groups argued that non-lethal management should be used instead, such as hazing techniques or monitoring, rather than immediately resorting to lethal control. As the protests grew and the story gained national attention, authorities paused the planned shooting order, allowing time for further assessment. Germany’s wolves are protected under European conservation laws after having been exterminated in the country in the 19th century and only naturally returning in the early 2000s. Today, Germany is home to over 1,300 wolves, living mostly in packs across several federal states. Their recovery is considered one of Europe’s most significant wildlife comeback stories — but it has also reignited debates about coexistence with humans. For now, Grindi is still alive, thanks to the voices of citizens who refused to let the wolf disappear quietly. The case highlights a growing question across Europe: When wolves return to landscapes shared with humans, should the first response be a rifle — or coexistence? #wolf #europeanwolf #germanwolf #LowerSaxony #germany #Grindi #Grindithewolf #animalnews #wildlifeconservation

My boss is goofy #hucklerobby