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MonstraLens (Early Access)
Scan real animals → turn them into Monstra → battle them → learn real biology.
Tested this morning on my dog and a mallard in the wild.
• 22 scannable animals
• 38 battle Monstra
Expanding the roster over time.
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Master of disguise: Watch how this clever spider blends in and navigates through the colony
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The Mola mola, also known as the ocean sunfish, is the heaviest known bony fish in the world. The largest recorded specimen measured 3.3 m (10 ft 10 in) in length and weighed 2,300 kg (5,100 lb).
📽: Miguel Pereira
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🔻THIS IS HUGE !
Naomi Wolf nails it: The biggest shocker in the Pfizer docs isn’t the side effects we’ve been aware of, it’s that the vaccine is designed to target human reproduction, not the respiratory system, and they’re obsessed with it, 360 degrees of it, as revealed in a stunning revelation.
She explains how the lipid nanoparticles are engineered to penetrate every membrane, including the placenta. This causes calcifications that stop babies from getting nutrients and oxygen. The outcome? Midwives say placentas are falling apart, leading to premature births, horrific maternal hemorrhaging, and a 40% spike in maternal mortality in the West.
Pfizer knew the nanoparticles would invade the testes of baby boys in utero, degrading the Leydig cells that produce masculinity and fertility. Even if never vaccinated themselves, they may never develop normally.
An andrology report confirmed the vaccine stops sperm motility in men. Most damningly, Pfizer warned male trial participants not to have intercourse with unvaccinated women or to use two forms of contraception, defining “exposure” through semen, skin contact, and breath.
Out of 270 pregnancies in the trial, records on 234 were “lost.” But of the remaining 36, more than 80% ended in the loss of the baby.
Pfizer knew it. Why was it the main focus of their research?
Please share !
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Amazonian ants produce drumming sounds when threatened.
When an ant senses danger, it violently strikes its abdomen or head against a solid substrate like a dry leaf, wood, or the nest walls.
These rapid impacts create physical vibrations that travel significantly faster through solid surfaces than chemical pheromones can spread through the air. Other ants in the vicinity instantly detect these structural vibrations using highly sensitive sensory organs located in their legs, allowing the entire colony to mobilize for defense within seconds.
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Now that's a spectacular show! 🌋
Lava fountains light up the night sky at Kīlauea in Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park, offering a breathtaking glimpse of the powerful forces that continue to shape our planet.
Hawaiʻi's Kīlauea Volcano
Kīlauea is fountaining again. Episode kanalima kūmālima (55) began at 3:19 a.m. on Saturday, October 17 according to the USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.
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The deforestation of Indonesia rainforest SINCE 2020 - 2026 !!!!!!
Indonesia isn’t green anymore.
This is a crime of unspeakable measures.
I have no words……..
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For years scientists warned: Clear 20-25% of the Amazon and it collapses.
We've cleared 17%.
This isn't a future problem. It's happening now.
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By 1907, fewer than 1,000 bison remained in North America.
That year, the Bronx Zoo shipped 15 bison to Oklahoma's Wichita Mountains in one of the first bison reintroduction efforts — and it worked.
Their descendants still roam those grasslands today.
It's National Wildlife Refuge Week — visit one near you. 🦬
Video of a close up of bison bull bellowing by Nancy Corona: USFWS
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Tarpon are perhaps the best candidate fish for injuring anglers for several reasons.
First, they're huge, with 6 to 7 footers weighing 80 to 120 pounds. Second, they're fast, strong, and often jump 10 feet or more.
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Flying foxes face starvation across parts of Australia
Rescuers are finding weakened and exhausted grey-headed flying foxes in New South Wales and Victoria. These vulnerable bats depend on nectar and blossoms from native trees for food
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Today’s Bear of the Day is the Libearian!
This black bear broke into the Mammoth Lakes Library on the morning of 10/14, eating staff refreshments, including a jar of honey! He caused no damage, but also didn’t seem to have a library card! #beartwt


























