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When the night fell over the Nairobi Nursery, the air was filled with heartbreaking cries.
Several baby elephants — recently rescued after losing their mothers to poaching — couldn’t stop calling out into the darkness, their tiny trunks reaching for comfort that wasn’t there.
So they did this!
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When the night fell over the Nairobi Nursery, the air was filled with heartbreaking cries.
Several baby elephants — recently rescued after losing their mothers to poaching — couldn’t stop calling out into the darkness, their tiny trunks reaching for comfort that wasn’t there.
So they did this!
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November 3, 2025 at 4:47 AM
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When the night fell over the Nairobi Nursery, the air was filled with heartbreaking cries.
Several baby elephants — recently rescued after losing their mothers to poaching — couldn’t stop calling out into the darkness, their tiny trunks reaching for comfort that wasn’t there.
So they did this!
.
When the night fell over the Nairobi Nursery, the air was filled with heartbreaking cries.
Several baby elephants — recently rescued after losing their mothers to poaching — couldn’t stop calling out into the darkness, their tiny trunks reaching for comfort that wasn’t there.
So they did this!
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A caracal parades by with its freshly caught prey, a flamingo, in Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. © Dennis Stogsdill, Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025
Dennis Stogsdill was on a trip to Tanzania when he captured this striking image that won the *mammal behavior* category
A caracal parades by with its freshly caught prey, a flamingo, in Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. © Dennis Stogsdill, Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025
Dennis Stogsdill was on a trip to Tanzania when he captured this striking image that won the *mammal behavior* category
October 15, 2025 at 1:01 AM
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A caracal parades by with its freshly caught prey, a flamingo, in Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. © Dennis Stogsdill, Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025
Dennis Stogsdill was on a trip to Tanzania when he captured this striking image that won the *mammal behavior* category
A caracal parades by with its freshly caught prey, a flamingo, in Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. © Dennis Stogsdill, Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025
Dennis Stogsdill was on a trip to Tanzania when he captured this striking image that won the *mammal behavior* category
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Here would be a good example of when the military could use TACTICAL NUCLEAR WEAPONS to take this person out: a severe threat like this.
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Here would be a good example of when the military could use TACTICAL NUCLEAR WEAPONS to take this person out: a severe threat like this.
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September 28, 2025 at 7:06 PM
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Here would be a good example of when the military could use TACTICAL NUCLEAR WEAPONS to take this person out: a severe threat like this.
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Here would be a good example of when the military could use TACTICAL NUCLEAR WEAPONS to take this person out: a severe threat like this.
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Check out Willie's guitar...W is 92
and his guitar looks 93
and his guitar looks 93
September 21, 2025 at 5:09 AM
Check out Willie's guitar...W is 92
and his guitar looks 93
and his guitar looks 93
