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14/07/2025

They found her lying in the grass, clutching the same pink flowers she used to chase as a puppy.

Her name was Luna.

For 16 years, she brought sunshine into a life that had forgotten how to feel warm.

She was there the day Emma lost her baby.

When Emma came home from the hospital, empty-handed and hollow, it was Luna who curled up at her feet and didn’t leave her side. Not for hours. Not for days. Not even to eat.

Luna understood what no one else could: grief doesn’t need words. It just needs presence.

Over the years, they grew older together.
Emma’s hair faded from auburn to silver.
Luna’s muzzle turned gray.

They spent every evening in the same garden — the one Emma’s daughter would’ve played in.
Instead, Luna ran through it, laid in it, and filled it with love.

But one morning, Luna didn’t follow Emma outside.

Emma found her already in the grass, resting peacefully in a patch of sunlight.
Her eyes were closed. Her breathing was still.

And nestled between her paws were the pink wildflowers Emma had placed on her collar just the day before.

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Emma collapsed beside her, whispering through tears:

“Thank you for staying. I would’ve never survived without you.”

She held her like she once imagined holding her child — with the kind of love that doesn’t die, even when the heartbeat does.

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And that day, the sun didn’t just set on a dog.
It set on a soul that had already saved another

14/07/2025

Japan's remarkably clean streets and waterways stem from a blend of cultural values, disciplined systems, and community effort.

Deeply rooted in Shinto beliefs, cleanliness is revered as a moral and spiritual virtue, fostering a societal norm of maintaining tidy public spaces.

From a young age, Japanese students participate in school cleaning routines, instilling a sense of responsibility for shared environments.

This cultural emphasis extends to streets, where littering is rare, and residents often voluntarily clean their neighborhoods.

Municipal systems reinforce this ethos. Efficient waste management, with strict sorting and recycling rules, minimizes litter.

Public bins are scarce, encouraging people to carry trash home, reducing street litter. During heavy rains, well-designed urban drainage systems and regular canal maintenance prevent debris accumulation, keeping floodwaters clear.

In some areas, like Dotonbori Canal in Osaka, clean waterways support koi fish, symbolizing purity and prosperity.

Community initiatives, such as local clean-up drives and businesses maintaining nearby streets, further enhance cleanliness.

This collective pride ensures even urban canals remain pristine, reflecting Japan's commitment to harmony with nature and civic duty, making its cities exemplars of cleanliness worldwide.

14/07/2025

On the morning of September 25, 2000, 19-year-old Kevin Hines walked with heavy steps toward the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. He was silently battling the weight of bipolar disorder, overwhelmed by a darkness he could no longer contain. Standing on the edge, he watched the water churn beneath him while traffic rushed by, unaware of the war raging inside him. Then, in a moment of despair, he climbed over the railing and jumped.
Kevin plunged at over 75 mph, falling the equivalent of a 22-story building. The impact shattered three vertebrae in his back; he felt his body breaking even before hitting the water. Against all odds, he survived. But survival didn’t mean immediate safety—paralyzed from the waist down, struggling to stay afloat in the freezing bay, he was in agony and drowning in both water and regret. “The moment my hands left the railing,” he later said, “I knew I had made a terrible mistake. I wanted to live.”
Then, something miraculous happened. Kevin felt a presence beneath him, something large and gentle lifting him toward the surface. Witnesses onshore later confirmed it wasn’t a shark, as he feared, but a sea lion that stayed beneath him, nudging and keeping him afloat until the Coast Guard arrived. That moment changed Kevin forever. He survived not only a su***de attempt but was granted a second chance at life. He went on to become a powerful advocate for mental health, sharing his story around the world, and authoring *Cracked, Not Broken*. What tried to end his life became the beginning of his mission: to help others hold on just one more moment, in case that moment is the one that saves everything.

14/07/2025

A baby pygmy hippopotamus — rare, wrinkly, and ridiculously adorable!

Smaller and shyer than their larger cousins, pygmy hippos are elusive forest dwellers.

Seeing one this close is truly special. Just look at that face!

14/07/2025

Just a reminder for people. This is what our Northern Spy apples look like grown with no sprays or pesticides, straight from the tree. They have water marks, bug bites, weird shapes and turn brown 5 minutes after you bit into it.
Unfortunately most people would not purchase these, but perfer the shiny perfect apple.
But my Granny always said...if the bugs eat it, then you know it's real 😀

14/07/2025

Diver Comes Face To Face With Gigantic Shark
A man has come face to face with a gargantuan shark, managing to capture the incredible moment on camera.
John Moore, 55, was free-diving off the coast of Jupiter in Florida earlier this month when the huge female was swimming among a shiver of bull sharks.
The images show the female's sharp teeth up close and personal to Moore, who is a shark diver and photographer.

14/07/2025

I do not apologize for repeating this message
I do not apologize for repeating this message
I do not apologize for repeating this message

If you see a bee of any description on the ground or not flying that is not on a flowering plant, it is starving! You can help.

We're currently well into the 'June Gap' - the time between when spring flowering plants stop and autumn flowers start producing pollen and nectar.

You can help by mixing two parts of sugar to one part of water and offering the syrup to the bee. She (and mostly women) will happily drink from a teaspoon. You'll see his little tongue black while he drinks. It will take about 10 minutes to turn syrup into energy, but it will fly away if you help it in time. The feeling you get when you see her recover and flight is worth your time.

PLEASE NOTE - This is a temporary measure and "first aid" only. Bees need diversity in their diet and need to pollinate plants in their foraging. I'm not suggesting we feed sugar to bees as a normal thing.

NO HONEY PLEASE - Disease can easily spread from colony to colony through this practice and you will do more harm than good. White sugar and water only please x

They can't thank you so I'll do it on their behalf.

Thank you a million xx Words are like bees!!!. some create honey and some leave a sting..

14/07/2025

Elusive Glass Octopus Spotted in the Remote Pacific Ocean
Only its eyes, optic nerve, and digestive tract are opaque.
This rarely seen glass octopus revealed everything — even its innards — when an underwater robot captured footage of it gracefully gliding through the deep waters of the Central Pacific Ocean.

14/07/2025

This bird is known to be annoying, but the truth is that it's one of the smartest and most loyal birds in the animal kingdom:

It's the Guinea Fowl, or what's known in some regions as "Kaboti," with the scientific name Numida meleagris. It lives on farms and in rural areas, and what distinguishes it is its high sense of security! As soon as it notices any strange movement in its territory – whether it's a snake, a fox, or even an unfamiliar human – it lets out a loud, collective alarm that attracts everyone's attention.

Even stranger, this bird may surround the intruder with the rest of the flock and create a tremendous uproar. Sometimes, they form a circle around the intruder while screaming, in a scene that looks like a collective guard duty!

Glory be to Him who instilled in this small creature the instinct of protection and vigilance, making it a natural alarm system in the service of humanity.

14/07/2025

The she-wolf has this habit of wrapping herself around the neck of her wolf because the neck is the most vulnerable part of the animal.

By doing so, she shows him her unconditional love.

For ethologists: Wolves are the most loyal and loving animals: they have only one partner throughout their life. The wolf is known to have an almost extraordinary tenderness and affection towards his she-wolf...which she knows perfectly well to return.

14/07/2025

After the Guadalupe River subsided following the July 4 floods in Texas, a brown pitbull named Hulk returned to the ruins of his family’s riverside home, which had been partially swept away. He stationed himself on a broken floorboard, sniffing the air. A day later, still unmoved, he caught the attention of worried neighbors and friends who contacted Kerrville Pets Alive, a local no-kill shelter. The shelter’s vet team arrived and discovered Hulk was unharmed, steadfastly waiting for his missing family to come back.

14/07/2025

This dog's name was Gunner. My uncle brought him back from WW2. He was raised and slept under my uncle's anti- aircraft gun. The gun crew shared their

rations to feed him. By the time he was 18 months old, my uncle said he would stand up and look at the sky. If he laid back down they knew all was ok. If he growled

and put his hackles up they got at the ready. He knew the sound of the German aircraft and my uncle said he

never got it wrong. He said Gunner was better than any early warning system. I'm probably the only one left in the family that knows that story now, so I thought I'd tell it before it's lost forever, like many stories must be from that time. Thanks for reading it.

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