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    justaevolvedchimp1784250030

    You read about wildlife loss and picture a gradual thinning out. But the World Wildlife Fund just released their Living Planet Report and the numbers do not look like a decline. They look like a wipeout.

    Since 1970, monitored global wildlife populations dropped by 73%. But the most staggering data point is hidden in the water. Freshwater species have plummeted by 85%. Over a single human lifetime, nearly nine-tenths of monitored river and lake life has vanished.

    The primary driver is not a mystery. It is our intensive global food system degrading habitats faster than they can regenerate. Researchers warn that we are pushing ecosystems dangerously close to irreversible tipping points. They estimate we have exactly five years to fundamentally shift our agricultural systems. Nature is not just scenery. It is the infrastructure that keeps us alive.

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    MockingMerriment1784250175

    A stunning piece of prehistoric history just made headlines. A rare young Ceratosaurus fossil has been sold at a Sotheby’s auction for a staggering $30.5 million, making it the third-most expensive dinosaur skeleton ever sold. This sale has not only captivated fossil collectors and palaeontology enthusiasts but also reignited an ongoing debate about private fossil ownership and accessibility to scientific research.

    Ceratosaurus, which means “horned lizard,” lived during the Late Jurassic period around 150 million years ago. Known for its distinctive nasal horn and blade-like teeth, this predator was once a fearsome hunter of the ancient world. Juvenile fossils of Ceratosaurus are extremely rare, as most skeletons discovered are of adults. The specimen sold at Sotheby’s stands out not only for its age but for its exceptional preservation and near-complete structure, making it a truly unique find in the world of palaeontology.

    While private fossil sales are legal in many parts of the world, scientists have expressed concern over the growing trend of high-profile auctions. Fossils like this juvenile Ceratosaurus can provide invaluable data about dinosaur growth, development, and ecosystems. When such specimens end up in private collections, they are often no longer accessible for academic study.

    Still, the market for dinosaur fossils continues to thrive, with wealthy buyers eager to own a piece of Earth’s distant past. This sale places the young Ceratosaurus just behind two other record-holding fossils: Stan the Tyrannosaurus rex, which sold for $31.8 million, and Sue, the famous T. rex now housed at the Field Museum in Chicago. Whether this specimen will end up on public display or hidden away remains to be seen.

    Fun Fact: Ceratosaurus had a combination of features found in both earlier and later theropods, making it a key dinosaur in understanding evolutionary transitions.

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    #JurassicPeriod #Dinosaurs #PrehistoricLife #Ceratosaurus #DinosaurFossil #FossilDiscovery #Evolution #FossilAuction #Paleontology

  • RepublicansForTrumpUSA1784250029

    RepublicansForTrumpUSA1784250029

    The fiery destruction at the Imam Reza Shrine, final resting place of Ayatollah Khamenei, sends a powerful message to the Iranian regime. This symbolic blow to one of the regime’s holiest sites exposes the deep resentment boiling beneath decades of oppression. While officials scramble to call it an accident, many Iranians see it as long-overdue justice against the theocratic tyrants who have crushed their freedoms.

    The Iranian people have suffered enough under ruthless clerical rule. From brutal crackdowns on protesters to economic ruin and exported terrorism, the mullahs have forfeited any claim to legitimacy. Events like this reveal the growing resistance and desire for real change from within.

    America must stand with the Iranian people in their struggle against this evil regime. True peace and stability will only come when the ayatollahs are swept aside and Iran is free. The fire at this shrine may be the spark that accelerates the end of their oppressive reign.

  • VietGiaiTriNews1784247764

    VietGiaiTriNews1784247764

    MẠNH QUỲNH TIẾT LỘ BÍ QUYẾT GIỮ PHONG ĐỘ Ở TUỔI U60

    Xuất hiện trên The Khang Show, Mạnh Quỳnh chia sẻ bí quyết giúp anh giữ được ngoại hình trẻ trung dù đã bước sang tuổi U60. Nam ca sĩ cho biết bản thân không hút thuốc, không uống rượu, duy trì tập thể thao đều đặn và ăn uống điều độ để giữ vóc dáng cân đối. Anh còn hài hước nhắc lại lời một đàn anh rằng mình “hồi trẻ mặt đã già nên lúc già lại vừa”, khiến cả chương trình bật cười.

    Bên cạnh đó, Mạnh Quỳnh kể niềm đam mê ban đầu là cải lương, nền tảng giúp anh có kỹ thuật lấy hơi và luyến láy khi hát Bolero. Anh cũng tiết lộ từng tạm dừng hát tân cổ giao duyên sau những biến cố cuộc sống nhưng không xem đó là quyết định vĩnh viễn. MC Nguyên Khang cho biết nam ca sĩ vẫn ấp ủ thực hiện liveshow kỷ niệm 30 năm ca hát, song kế hoạch hiện còn vướng khó khăn về kinh tế.

    #manhquynh #phinhung #showbiz #shk-4lt6u

  • 1784114014subtle_smirks0

    1784114014subtle_smirks0

    Do you find me steamy? m24

  • 1783941779pereiramarvin2

    1783941779pereiramarvin2

    50 M. Good morning from Brazil.

  • 177095005696fairytale73

    177095005696fairytale73

    First post 29F 🇧🇷

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    1783649241JellybeanFury20

    Got a secret smile for my favorite guys

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    \*reposted because my post was removed because the picture of my food sucked\*

    Food: my second caffinated beverage of the day and leftover cottage cheese alfredo penne w/spinach. This is also my breakfast because i’m stressed af.

    I (27F) found out earlier this year i have multiple fibroids. After 3 months of literally bleeding out, we finally got them under control with a medication that shrinks them by putting me in chemical menopause. I just went back to the doctor for my recent ultrasound review and he said at this point he wouldnt be able to do surgery without causing significant damage. He recommends that if I want a baby that I need to try sooner rather than later, he’d recommend now. Mostly because they will grow back and i’ll need a more invasive proceedure and possibly a hysterectomy in the future, especially if i start bleeding like that again.

    The problem is i have to make a lot of life-altering choices really fast. My husband and i have decided we really do want a kid, that isnt an issue.

    First issue: We never had a wedding (we had a courthouse wedding when I got re-stationed while i was in the military) and we were planning on finally having one November 2027. We havent paid for anything yet thankfully, but we have to decide if thats something we still are going to do. I dont want to have a wedding while i’m pregnant. We could push it off, but i doubt we’ll want to have a wedding with a newborn, and by the time the kid is older, we’ll probably be past the point of it being worth it. We can move it up, but thats a lot to do really fast. None of the 3 are good choices and we need to decide like now. If we choose to go through with the wedding and wait, we risk losing our chances to have a baby entirely. But, its only 15 months away so it could be fine and we cancelled for no reason.

    Second issue: I start my master’s studies literally next month. The original plan was to get pregnant around graduation. Now, if i were to get pregnant, i’d likely have to take a year break. The classes are on a strict curriculum, so if i miss too much i’ll have to take the whole year off. Obviously i can pick up where i left off, but thats still a year gap. Idk if its better to push through and hope for the best, or put off my school and focus on a baby.

    Idk what to do. My husband is incredibly supportive of whatever i decide, which is very sweet but not helpful in actually making a decision on my own. I’m scared i might ruin everything just to not have a successful pregnancy anyways. I’m also scared about choosing to have the baby and regretting missing out on the other things. Obviously i’d get over it, but it would still suck.

    My original plan was so simple! It was \\\[Leave military > go to school & wedding > baby > go back to work\\\]. I wish my body didnt fuck it up.