Primo e Nita's Diary

02/06/2026

You gotta see this

Despite a lot that is happening in Mozambique, it is still a bucket list for many who wish to experience the warm and beautiful indian ocean with so much to ...

02/06/2026

Watch this

We embarked on a 70 km foot journey that took 4 days from Praia de Xai-Xai to Bilene. On our journey we encountered beautiful people and places such as the r...

10/02/2026

strong

08/02/2026

what's becoming of Bots this year? 😧

04/11/2025

A tiny mouse can be drawn to a beehive by the irresistible scent of honey and the warmth inside. Hungry or seeking shelter, it dares to sneak in… not realizing this choice will be its last.
Once the bees sense the intruder, they immediately defend their home — attacking with fierce unity until the mouse’s life ends.
But the real challenge begins after the danger is gone. The mouse’s body is too large to remove from the hive.
And this is where the bees reveal their instinctive genius.
Rather than leaving the body to decay and spread disease, they seal it completely with a special substance they make — **propolis**.
🌿 Made from tree resin and beeswax, propolis is:
• Antibacterial and antifungal
• Moisture-resistant and preservative
• A perfect natural sealant
Layer by layer, the bees encase the mouse in propolis, turning it into a harmless, mummified relic within the hive — no odor, no infection, no chaos.
This isn’t logic or reason — it’s divine instinct.
An unseen wisdom guiding these tiny creatures to preserve purity and order in their world.
**Truly… Glory be to the One who taught them what they did not know.** 🐝✨

25/10/2025

the sunrise didn't give up on you, don't give up 💪🏼🌅🌞

24/10/2025

☢️ The Most Dangerous Grave in America — The Man Buried in a Nuclear Coffin

In 1961, deep in the Idaho desert, a U.S. Army nuclear reactor exploded.
Three men died instantly — their bodies soaked in radiation, hotter than anything man had ever touched.

One of them was Richard Leroy McKinley.

His remains were so radioactive that scientists couldn’t cremate or wash them. They couldn’t even touch them without risking death.

At Arlington National Cemetery, engineers built a grave like no other — a lead-lined metal coffin, vacuum-sealed, nested inside layers of steel and shielding, then buried deep beneath the ground. A coffin built not to preserve, but to contain.

Even after six decades, Richard’s body still hums faintly with radiation — a silent reminder of mankind’s dance with the atom.

There are no flowers on his grave. No visitors.

23/10/2025

😂

23/10/2025

she is all packed in 💙😂
it's travel time🚌