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Orangutans. Being an ape and not being a batshit crazy violent animal is achievement enough in itself, but orangutans take it a step further and are surprisingly smart and docile.
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The platypus; a mammal that lays eggs, has a duck bill, uses electrolocation, and has venomous claws.
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The simple honey bee... They are endangered and are a major part of the ecosystem. Without the honey bee lots of vegetation would die off due to the lack of pollination. No I am not a bee keeper or even work with bees, its just I have a healthy respect for them and what they do. Spiders on the other hand can all go back to that alien planet they came from.
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Owl’s keeping the rodent population under control. Plus they are super cool.
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20% OR MORE of pregnancies end in miscarriage. 20% is just "known pregnancies" and doesn't take into account all the women who just think "oh, my period was a day late, weird" without realizing they've actually had a very early miscarriage. That is stunningly high compared to what we've been led to believe. If you think of all the women you know who either have or have tried to have children, there's an excellent chance that several of them have had a miscarriage before. When you realize exactly how common it is, it makes it that much more sad that it is so stigmatized. If we talked about it more, maybe it wouldn't catch so many people off guard.
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Late to the party, but: Feral cats in Australia [take out] around 377 million birds per year. That's more than one million birds per day. One million. Per day.
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"How Wonderful It Is That Nobody Need Wait A Single Moment Before Starting To Improve The World." -Anne Frank
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50 Of The Most Important Reactions People Posted In Response To US Supreme Court Overturning Roe Vs. Wade
lostdrunkpuppy reply
Late to the party, but: Feral cats in Australia [take out] around 377 million birds per year. That's more than one million birds per day. One million. Per day.
zangor reply
There is a fence in Australia that stretches the equivalent distance of London to New York.
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Someone in the world [passes away] of starvation or malnutrition every three seconds.mind-blowing-statistics
20% OR MORE of pregnancies end in miscarriage. 20% is just "known pregnancies" and doesn't take into account all the women who just think "oh, my period was a day late, weird" without realizing they've actually had a very early miscarriage. That is stunningly high compared to what we've been led to believe. If you think of all the women you know who either have or have tried to have children, there's an excellent chance that several of them have had a miscarriage before. When you realize exactly how common it is, it makes it that much more sad that it is so stigmatized. If we talked about it more, maybe it wouldn't catch so many people off guard.Mikemtb09 reply
The platypus; a mammal that lays eggs, has a duck bill, uses electrolocation, and has venomous claws.pingasthrowaway reply
Orangutans. Being an ape and not being a batshit crazy violent animal is achievement enough in itself, but orangutans take it a step further and are surprisingly smart and docile.Restrictedbutholding reply
Owl’s keeping the rodent population under control. Plus they are super cool.Spartan0536 reply
The simple honey bee... They are endangered and are a major part of the ecosystem. Without the honey bee lots of vegetation would die off due to the lack of pollination. No I am not a bee keeper or even work with bees, its just I have a healthy respect for them and what they do. Spiders on the other hand can all go back to that alien planet they came from.This Panda hasn't followed anyone yet
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