Åmøøh Laprøf

03/12/2025

When a carpenter hits his finger with his hammer, he doesn't throw it away; instead, he learns to be more careful 🫢

27/11/2025

Big shout out to my newest top fans! Kiptoo Maiywa, Scholy Lastic, Shadrack Kibet, Dorcas Bett, Mamake Sandraa

20/11/2025

ogose kit neuwon wendote en kibatit barak ngwany nee? Bore kung kung kung!🤔

02/11/2025

As you exit, banging the door is not an option, you may want to use the same door someday for entrance...

31/10/2025

Just from the shamba, na najua niko k**a soil’s favorite child 😅🌾 — clothes zimechafuka, but vibes bado safi! Who said you can’t be rough and still fine? 😏💪 The sun hit me, dust crowned me, and still… I shine naturally! Hii ni hustle with a touch of handsome 😂🔥

07/09/2025

Big shout out to my newest top fans! Brian Kipngeno, Scholy Lastic, Shadrack Kibet, Mamake Sandraa

07/09/2025

Unadhani ni headache kumbe ni kichwa inaharibika,inaoza😅😅

29/08/2025

To all doors that closed on me,i am coming back to buy the fu***ng building.

27/08/2025

18/08/2025

Any advice before nimchore kwa kifua?
N/B zikue brief ndo nisome haraka 😂😂😂😂

02/08/2025

In the animal kingdom, frogs have some interesting behaviors, and one of them is quite surprising. Some female frogs have learned to play dead to avoid unwanted attention from male frogs. If a male frog approaches and the female is not interested, she might pretend to be lifeless. This clever trick helps her escape mating with a male she doesn’t want.

When a female frog plays dead, it might confuse the male frog, making him think she is not a good choice for mating. This allows her to avoid a situation where she would have to spend time with a male she doesn't find appealing. Instead of hopping away or just saying no, she opts for a more dramatic and effective method to protect herself.

This behavior shows us how smart and resourceful frogs can be. By faking her death, a female frog can control her mating choices and ensure that she only partners with males she likes. Nature is full of fascinating strategies like this, reminding us that even simple creatures have their own ways of dealing with complex social situations.