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Bruhhhh....
A service dog with a smile !
Face hugger oxygen mask.
This is cute.
A toddler delivering special sprinkle cone treats to the horses.
Unmatched power !
6 years of asking for a puppy ...
Practicing in the car...
The repairman forgot his wrench, and the cat was not happy about it at all.
This solar powered chicken coop moves every day to a new location.
Sheepdog clears a traffic jam.
Wild bird rehabbers save a trapped fox.
Kind man saves HAWK stuck in moving Car Grill.
Memories were made that day.
Security check point in Yemen...
Retractable roof on a 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 Skyliner.
A landing almost smooth !
The ultimate close call for that person sitting on the bike.
Btw what kinda light was that ?
UV ?
Octopus uses ink and shape shifting to fool fish.
Cross Wedge Rolling (CWR)
Dudhsagar falls in Goa, India.
A 4-tiered waterfall with height 1017 ft, within lush jungles of Western Ghats.
Average Latvian Dad.
Loading up a belt.
Why GTA chosed Miama.
An uniquely efficient way to hammer in nails.
Empire State Building lit up for Dolly.
Best lifeguard ever.
This is what happens when Iron is heated above its Curie Point (770°C).
Didn't know log fishing was a thing.
Manually cutting glass to match a curved wooden tabletop.
Hand Cutting Shingles.
Kangaroos hopping through shallow water.
Japanese cherry blossom.
In India, A man captured a venomous snake with ease using a thin plastic can.
A huge grizzly charges for a fish.
A massive Amethyst geode !
The Pyramid of the Moon and surrounding plaza in Teotihuacan, Mexico.
sme2812
#13 get it out already, FFS
Redshadow09
#25 THICC BOOTY Avatar girl having me wanting to defend Pandora
IronCore
#6
Kyzyl
#38 Teotihuacan covered about 8 square miles, had about 200,000 residents and was the sixth largest city in the world at it's peak. It had significant regional power and it's influence and trade network spread from central Mexico to the Yucatan.
TerribleBot
I've been there, it's impressive
( and *its )
MrStealYourGiF
#10 Ugh, the presentation of this, like peasant has cheap knockoff of big tech innovation. NO !!! Chicken tractors as they are called, also mobile chicken runs, or mobile rabbit runs, have been around for at least a century. So the big tech version is the knockoff.
Kehy
I have one myself made specifically for 3 standard sized laying hens. Looks a bit like a ramen cart with a run attached. Works great, until Red makes poor life choices. The other two think poorly of her
BornToDoStuff
#19 yes, scorpions fluoresce under blacklight which is UV light. They technically do that in the daytime too... the sun is just too bright for us to easily see it.
NuclearGradeIrony
#7 When the big bro went too, I was a goner.
Throwaway1575
#29 this kills the magnet.
TerribleBot
I believe that the iron is no longer iron for the magnet above that temp
Throwaway1575
Sigh... iron is iron regardless temperature but at the curie point it becomes non-magnetic because the individual atoms are too energetic. But high temperatures degrade magnets. so the joke was that the high temperature of the iron after if fell below the curie point and attached itself to the magneti is actively destroying the magnet as would the crab die in the corresponding meme.
ExTechOp
#19 Ultraviolet, indeed. For unclear reasons, their exoskeleton's cuticle layer is strongly fluorescent.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scorpion#Fluorescence
catsandpicsandstuff
Those UV flashlights are generally used by geologists for rock hunting. But they also find other things.
IakobZ
#23 He has been waiting his whole life for this moment.
TerribleBot
It's probably not the first time he does that ...
honeybadgersRus
#30 you have no idea thanks to being a first world citizen.
Free Firewood:
Once dried, the wood is a valuable resource for cooking and heating.
Building Materials
Larger, more intact logs can be repurposed for construction or carpentry.
Source of Income
The salvaged wood can be sold in local markets as fuel or timber, making this a profitable—albeit dangerous—way to earn money.
IakobZ
In addition, drifting logs are a hazard; they can damage boats, bridges, or other structures on the riverbanks.
AmericasHouseguest
To whom are you addressing this comment?
InitHello
Probably the text under the image that goes "Didn't know log fishing was a thing."
AmericasHouseguest
Ah yes thank you.
Agatsu74
#36 They were lucky it was Friday.
Snuggelapolous
#23 I live in a rural area and atleast 50% of people keep chainsaws in their car or truck in the winter. If your lucky enough to be on a county road it will still take them several hours to show up. Better off doing in yourself and the people without saws appreciate it.
NuclearGradeIrony
#15 AKs yes, boom-booms no.
HereThere
What an awesome, educational collection. Thank You!
TerribleBot
Hope you smiled sometimes too !
Frostedjakes
#2 Service dogs don't wear muzzles
TerribleBot
ok, this one wears a smile !
ExTechOp
#32 I would have much preferred hearing the original woodworking sounds.
TerribleBot
I didn't had that
Feralkyn
The one with the dog muzzle having overlaid laughter was bizarrely awful too
ExTechOp
#9 I suspect it's triggering a "snake" reaction in the cat, the same one that makes them be alarmed of cucumbers.
TheShoggothOfMosquitoCreek
It's a shiny reflective surface laying in the sun, too. Like maybe he's seeing his reflection moving.
Snuggelapolous
#10 small farmers didn't "adopt this method". Big chicken farmers adopted it from them. Ugh. This shit makes me mad. Pretending that Big Ag are revolutionary when they are in fact switching back to older farming methods because they failed to be revolutionary on sustainable methods.
aloharamada
#19 the previous guy who found that scorpion must've gotten reeaally excited.
PackedCatMeowingPowerDensity
#35
levelor
#14 https://media4.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1dDlkODBkZTlxYXBjODV6NnQyZ2pxcDFsc3FnZzhlMzk0OHRhZDZjbSZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/DuWpjBEsvGJiL5gacp/200w.webp
feralnecromancer
#2 some good old fashioned nightmare fuel
ExTechOp
#3 The reason it works like this it needs to be quick and usable with minimal coordination. Oxygen deprivation makes you dumb, slow, and clumsy.
ChiLLeCheeze
More Americans need this then.
ProfessorBanesworth
So that's my problem my whole life? I'm probably just oxygen deprived?
DrKonrad
#2
TerribleBot
ClutterMonkey
I’ve heard of Pandora’s box. I’ve never seen Pandora’s cake.
ProfessorBanesworth
😂😂😂 Saw that and thought "Gahd dayumn! There's a joke in here, somewhere..." Congratulations, you found it.
bananabonanza3
#15 aren’t they supposed to be checking for weapons? What else could they be looking for, drugs?
DarthWaiterSE
Harry Potter, D&D, marijuana, women's rights, LGBTQ+ tolerance, and any branded merch that doesn't say 'Dallas Cowboys.'
Oh, wait ... it said 'Yemen.'
Nevermind.
CrackWhoresAndCheese
Bombs.
powerrangerpl
https://media0.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1dGMzd3VneGV0Y3c5ODduOXdtdmVjNjdwcnZjN3JwYXcwbmRvZWNwMSZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/vUEznRmVQfG2Q/200w.webp
NappaTheFriendlyGhost
To elaborate: Pretty much everyone has rifles in this scenario and the guards would most likely react quickly if someone unslings and readies their rifle. A hidden bomb or concealed firearm is both a warning of malicious intent and something that can be activated discreetly.
powerrangerpl
#15 Checking for knifes, I suppose?
TerribleBot
no, for bombs
Bojovnik84
Bro, what is that ice cream made of for those horses? Sounded solid as a rock when banging them on their pen door.
TerribleBot
I suppose it's a cereal mix, probably with vegetables, like carrots and apples.
AmealsOnWheels
It's been doctored. Possibly by AI. The source video is the same except with carrots instead
Bojovnik84
That actually sounds familiar. I've seen this kid before too.
gonzar09
#2 https://media1.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1NHJ0N2V3YjA3M2czcXZxZHVtbHVjbDhuNnVmYWFscDcyY2NndWoyNCZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/tVH1AzWTQbzmrU5lJ5/200w.webp
TerribleBot
Not the same smile !
gonzar09
First thing that came to mind.
TerribleBot
I like it too !