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Think or blink!!!

A cannibal who is very shy!!!




  • Science LiveScience.com
    Cannibal 'T. Rex' Ants Seen Live for 1st Time Ever (and They're Shy)

    Because the study is the first of its kind, everything the researchers discovered is new, Wong told Live Science. In March 2016, Wong found the first known live colony of T. rex ants in a piece of rotting wood stuck in the ground in Singapore's Mandai area, just south of Malaysia and north of the Singapore Zoo.
 
Can a mere cat be 1.2 meters (~ 47") long??? Apparently YES! :wacko:

Sports International Business Times
[h=3]Omar the Maine Coon: Meet the 1.2-metre longest cat in the world[/h] A cat from Australia may soon be entering the Guinness Book of World Records, believed to be the longest domestic feline in the world. Omar, a Maine Coon from Melbourne, is a remarkable 1.20m (3ft 11in) from head to tail. Guinness World Records officials will soon take steps to confirm that he has surpassed the current holder of the longest cat record - another Maine Coon from Wakefield in England named Ludo.
 
Truly an image can convey more message than one thousand words can!!! :photo:


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This is a work of art worth an astronomical sum !!! :dizzy:

Basquiat painting fetches record $110.5M at New York auction



Associated PressMay 18, 2017


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This undated photo provided by Sotheby's shows Jean-Michel Basquiat's Masterpiece "Untitled." Sotheby's said the sale of the artwork Thursday, May 18, 2017, in Manhattan was an auction record for the artist. It also set a record price for an American artist at auction. The 1982 painting depicts a face









 
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Associated Press

Thailand's chunky monkey on diet after gorging on junk food

A morbidly obese wild monkey who gorged himself on junk food and soda left behind by tourists has been rescued and placed on a strict diet of lean protein, fruits and vegetables. Wildlife officials caught the chunky monkey — nicknamed "Uncle Fat" by locals — after photos of the animal started circulating on social media last month. Wild monkeys roam free in many parts of Thailand, attracting tourists who feed and play with the animals.


 
The LOST WORLD has been FOUND at last!!! :clap2:




  • Science International Business Times
    [h=3]50,000-year-old 'Atlantis of the South' discovered in Australia[/h] The earliest known human settlements in Australia, now submerged by the sea, have been discovered. The unprecedented find of bones and artefacts were discovered in a cave at the coast of Barrow Island, which lies about 50 kilometres from mainland Western Australia. Much of the land inhabited by the first Aboriginal people of Australia is now deep underwater.





 


  • Science Newsweek
    Scientists Are Bringing Back Extinct Species

    De-extinction-the science of reviving species that have been lost-has moved from the realm of science-fiction to something that is now nearly feasible. Some types of lost mammals, birds or frogs may soon be able to be revived through de-extinction technologies. Without an answer to “where do we put them?” - and to the further question, “what changed in their original habitat that may have contributed to their extinction in the first place?” - efforts to bring back species are a colossal waste.


    Will this be a good idea really??? :decision:
 
Tease or feed animals AT YOUR OWN RISK!!! :horn:

World The Week
[h=3]After a sea lion yanks a little girl off a dock, officials blast her family for 'reckless behavior'[/h] Sea lions are adorable and entertaining until they pull small children into the harbor, millions of horrified viewers learned from a viral video this weekend. But Vancouver B.C. harbor officials don't blame the sea lion - instead, they're blasting the family of the girl who was dragged into the water Saturday for "reckless behavior," the Seattle Times reports. Despite signs posted in the area warning visitors not to feed marine mammals, the little girl was feeding the sea lion bread when it grabbed her by her dress and pulled her into the water. The girl can be seen in the video being rescued by a man who dives in after her, and although shaken, she appears to walk away relatively unscathed.


Should we be afraid of those sea lions on Fisherman’s Wharf?
MercuryNews.com
 Sea lion episode provides fresh reminder: Don't interact with wildlife
MNN - Mother Nature Network

 
His very look is ominous and his set face and features send out scary alarms! :scared:

When even the mentally perturbed persons can own a gun now,

such incidents and hate crimes will ONLY rise in numbers!!!



U.S. Associated Press
Police: Man slays neo-Nazi roommates over Islam disrespect

A Florida man told police he killed his two roommates because they were neo-Nazis who disrespected his recent conversion to Islam, and investigators found bomb-making materials and Nazi propaganda after he led them to the bodies.


Neo-Nazi converted to Islam then killed two far-right roommates for 'disrespecting Islam'
International Business Times
 Neo-Nazi Connected To Double Murder Arrested After FBI Finds Explosive Materials
International Business Times

 

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