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"Such an interesting contradiction! It’s concerning when actions are taken based on vague justifications, yet platforms with a clear impact on society are left unchecked. Shouldn’t protecting human rights be a bigger priority than banning apps?"

"Bluesky definitely offers a refreshing alternative with its open approach. What features do you think set it apart the most from Twitter?"

"Interesting point! It seems like platforms often prioritize profit over user well-being. Fact-checking should be a top priority, but it’s clear that some businesses thrive by misleading people. Who’s really benefiting from these practices?"

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7️⃣ The Maned Wolf – Not a fox, not a wolf! With its long legs and reddish fur, this South American mammal is known for smelling like popcorn due to its scent glans. When you see him, you will gift him definitely 👠

6️⃣ Leafy Sea Dragon – Related to seahorses, this creature looks exactly like floating seaweed, helping it blend perfectly in kelp forests.
This perfectly camouflage fish is found along the southern and western coasts of Australia.

5️⃣ Aye-Aye – This lemur from Madagascar uses its extra-long middle finger to tap trees and find insects, making it one of the strangest primates.

Aye-aye is the only extant member of the genus Daubentonia and family Daubentoniidae. It is currently classified as Endangered.

4️⃣ Pistol Shrimp – This tiny shrimp snaps its claw so fast it creates a bubble hotter than the sun, stunning its prey with sound waves.
When in colonies, snapping shrimp can interfere with sonar and underwater communication. They are considered major source of sound in the ocean

3️⃣ Saiga Antelope – Found in Central Asia, this antelope has a huge, flexible nose that filters dust and warms cold air. This coversion can reach ambient temperatures of up to 40 degrees Celsius to prevent heatstroke.

2️⃣ Goblin Shark – With a long, flat snout and a jaw that launches forward to grab prey, this deep-sea shark looks like a real-life monster.Sometimes called a "living fossil", it is the only extant representative of the family Mitsukurinidae, a lineage some 125 million years old.

1️⃣ Axolotl – This "walking fish" can regrow entire limbs and even parts of its brain! Native to Mexico, it never fully grows up, staying in its larval stage forever. And yes, she has a cute smile.