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“Even those with wings sometimes land to ask for directions in a confusing world.”

THE SKY OVER BIRMINGHAM JUST TURNED BRIGHT PINK AND EVERYONE FREAKED OUT 💖🌧️ People in Birmingham were stunned when the sky suddenly lit up in a neon pink glow as Storm Goretti rolled through the UK. BBC Weather says heavy snow and thick clouds acted like a giant reflector, bouncing artificial light around. The mystery glow was eventually traced back to the powerful grow lights at Birmingham City Football Club. So yep… the stadium lights basically turned the sky into a giant pink highlighter. Wild.

“A disguise may change how you are perceived, but it never changes what you are. ”

“What’s coming is worth the wait.”

These 3 tiny dots are not just random stars in the sky. That's Earth, Jupiter and Venus seen from Mars 🌌 That’s us… 225 million miles away 🤯

🚨 𝐎𝐅𝐅𝐈𝐂𝐈𝐀𝐋: Manchester United to pay £𝟏𝟎𝐦 𝐟𝐞𝐞 as 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐬𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 to Rúben Amorim 🛑💸 This will be the cost as it was club decision to sack him while under contract until 2027 — reports The Athletic. £9.5million compensation fee to Sporting. £7.8million already earned from his contract. £10.05million pay-out on the rest of his contract. Total cost since November 2024 around £𝟐𝟕𝐦. 🇵🇹

Amazingly beautiful rainbow clouds 😲😍 📍 Flagstaff, Arizona 🇺🇸

The largest and deepest natural funnel on Earth is called Xiaotsai Tiankan. It is located in the center of China, Penzhi. This amazing funnel is completely natural and measures 662 meters deep and 537 meters wide. But the most impressive thing is the diversity of life it contains. Geologists are surprised by the influence of water on Xiaotsai Tiankan. A funnel was formed at the top of the cave, where an 8.5 kilometer long underground river falls into a beautiful waterfall. Thanks to its huge size it is the deepest karst funnel in the world. It is home to about 1,300 species of plants and wild animals. Among the most interesting inhabitants of the underground forest is the misty panther, known to the locals since ancient times.

Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) officers remove Craig’s tusks for conservation, to protect his legacy Craig lived free for 54 years—a legendary super tusker who survived poachers, droughts, and time itself. When he died naturally, Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) carefully removed and preserved his massive tusks, not for sale, but for conservation and history. Craig may be gone, but his story now stands as a powerful symbol of Africa’s fight to protect its giants. 🐘🔥