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This Online Group Shares Positive Pics, And Here Are 50 To Make You Smile (New Pics)
Interview With Expert
The world is full of wonder and goodness. But you often have to consciously look for it when things get truly tough and it feels like everything’s chaotic. A reminder that there are still people out there willing to be kind, supportive, and empathetic can restore a bit of your faith in humanity.
Today, we’re featuring some of the newest and best posts from the sprawling ‘Be Amazed’ online community, which aims to share some of the most positive and—unsurprisingly—amazing things about life, from examples of altruism to impressive nature photos. Keep scrolling to lift your spirits! Oh, and don’t forget to upvote your favorite pics.
Bored Panda reached out to Glenn Geher, Ph.D., to learn about kindness from an evolutionary perspective, as well as how we can all find joy during particularly stressful times. Dr. Geher is a professor of psychology at the State University of New York at New Paltz and a published author. You'll find our interview with him as you read on.
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#1
Give It Up For This Hero
This is Victoria. She died a hero saving her students from school massacre gunman. She hid first graders in the cabinets and closets after hearing the gunfire. When the shooter came to her classroom, she told him that her students were in the gym. He then gunned her down and moved on. She saved the lives of all of her studens.
Please pass this on if you see it. She deserves to be remembered for her brave. Bless her
The Cute Cat 9 months ago
Stop allowing civilian to have automatic rifle. If they need weapon for self-defense, a pistol should be enough.
Lori Beauchamp 9 months ago
At no time should any gun be considered as "protection". Please note how many countries operate without this insanity.
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scteach87161921 9 months ago
Instead of adding to a useless online argument about gun laws, I’m going to honor this woman by giving her name; Victoria Soto. I did a project with my 7th graders where I had them research lesser-known heroes from a list I’d come up with; she was one I had on my list.
Peter Bear 9 months ago
This is not a positive story. This is disgusting. No civilian needs to own a gun for any reason. Period. Not self-defense; there are other, better options. Not hunting; bows and crossbows are a thing. No. Civilian. Needs. A. Gun.
TFFFan328 9 months ago
Victoria Leigh Soto...Sandy Hook shooting, December 14, 2012
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"Kindness in humans is very interesting from an evolutionary perspective. At first glance, kindness doesn’t seem to make much evolutionary sense—nature doesn’t usually select for properties that help others at a cost to oneself. But in humans, things are a bit different," Dr. Geher explained to Bored Panda in an email.
"We evolved to live in stable social groups and at some point, cooperation became a core element of the human experience. With that, people who developed reputations as kind (as opposed to as selfish or greedy) actually did quite well," he said.
"Being seen as kind makes one more attractive as a friend, collaborator, and romantic partner. And this fact has shaped our psychology such that we tend to value kindness in others quite a bit."
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#2
Insulin
In 1922, at the University of Toronto, scientists went to a hospital ward with children who were comatose and dying from diabetic keto-acidosis. Imagine a room full of parents sitting at the bedside waiting for the inevitable death of their child. The scientists went from bed to bed and injected the children with the new purified extract - insulin. As they began to inject the last comatose child, the first child injected began to awaken. One by one, all of the children awoke from their diabetic comas. A room of death and gloom, became a place of joy and hope.
McKenzy Flores 9 months ago
I have read this so many times times and I will always upvote it! I honestly couldn’t imagine the joy!
Michael P (Perthaussieguy) 9 months ago
And now I read about many Americans dying because they cannot afford the exorbitant price big pharma are changing. All in the name of the almighty profit$$
Tamra 9 months ago (edited)
It's worse than that. Our tax money directly funds pharmaceutical dr ug development, yet we pay the highest prices in the world for medication. Also, because of government delays and red tape, generic versions of those dr ugs (which are often cheaper), are slow to be put on the market.
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Ange Marsden 9 months ago
The creator of synthetic insulin refused to patent the d**g so it would always be affordable and accessible to everyone who needed it. US d**g suppliers found a work around and that's why it's $$$ in the US and costs peanuts most other places ☹️
Dark Pigeon 9 months ago
Not only that, but they kept the price low.. very low. Big Pharma just wanted to earn big cash. Depending on where you life, they decide if you get to life or not.
Heather Dennis 8 months ago
Thank you Drs. Banting and Best for the millions of lives you have saved!
#3
Wow, This Is Amazing
Four college students from North Carolina State University developed a nail polish that changes color when exposed to certain d***s often used to d***g women, including GHB, Rohypnol, and Xanax. The wearer can stir her drink with a finger. If her drink was tampered with, she'll know within seconds.
Aileen Grist 9 months ago
Needs to be mass produced and sold at a reasonable price everywhere. Men need it too
WindySwede 9 months ago
this was around 2014? And have only heard about it in this context, never any real product on the marked though?
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Say No to Downvoting 9 months ago
Cool invention and all but I am infuriated to the point I am struggling by to type properly, that this is what we have to resort to stop people raping people. Magic nail polish.
Jrog 9 months ago (edited)
First and foremost, the "news" was from 2015 and -turns out- this invention didn't really work. They tried to use the company (Undercover Colors) to look for founding for a overly-complex and unrealistic electronic test kit, until ultimately folded in 2019. Their website is now in use by Thailandese scammers. Second, "drink spiking test kits" exist, are readily available, cost a few cents each and actually work, contrary to this alternative. Third, "stir a drink with a finger" is a plain stupid strategy if you plan to be discreet, and there is not a single user case where a nail polish is more effective than a plain paper strip.
Wintermute 9 months ago
Oh yeah, casually stirring a drink with a finger in a flirty way is totally obvious. You should totally start dabbing random strips of paper in your drink. They'll never suspect a thing.
Load More Replies... Anony Mouse 9 months ago
This needs to stop being reposted. It’s 10 years old, outdated, and inaccurate.
Panda Kicki 9 months ago
"Often used" may depend on where you are. Sweden had many cases where drugging was claimed but extremely few was actually in the blood. Large amounts of alcohol was on the other hand very common and most cases could be explained with "drunk, not drugged".
sturmwesen 9 months ago
The problem is, that you only have a few hours for most r**e d***s to show up on tox screens...
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Gracie Mae 8 months ago (edited)
this should be #1 if it's true...Google doesn't come up with anything valid
Dr. Geher also shed some light on finding goodness and joy even when everything feels very tense and chaotic. "How people respond to stressful situations is a major factor in who someone is at their core. Stressful situations often bring out the worst in people, leading to anxiety, depression, and sometimes anger—things that characterize the worst of the human emotional experience," he told Bored Panda.
"Finding joy and goodness during stressful times is not always easy. But there are some kinds of experiences that famously help people to de-stress. Getting out into nature has been found to have positive effects when it comes to reducing stress. Sharing one’s emotional experiences with close others often is helpful as well," he said.
"Another one I’ll put out there pertains to creativity—it is hard to be stressed while painting a watercolor of a beautiful natural landscape, for instance."
#4
Chiune Sugihara Risked His Life In Saving The Jews From Nazis
Chiune Sugihara - this man saved 6000 jews. He was a Japanese diplomat in Lithuania. When the Nazis began rounding up jews, Sugihara risked his life by issuing unlawful travel visas to jews. He hand-wrote them 18 hours a day. The day his consulate closed and he had to evacuate, wit-nesses claim he was still writing visas and throwing from the train as he pulled away. He saved 6000 lives. The world did not know what he had done until Israel honored him in 1985, the year before he died
Tamra 9 months ago
Just my thoughts, but if there was a god handing out blessings, it might have been better if he'd bothered to save those Jews.
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Joe Reaves 9 months ago
Meanwhile in China, John Rabe, a fully fledged believer in the N**i Party, is credited with helping to save over 250,000 Chinese civilians from Japanese atrocities during the Nanking m******e. No matter your culture or your beliefs, when faced with people actually being m******d in real life, not in theory, some people will find the courage to stand up and say no, this is where we draw the line. Japan and N**i Germany m******d millions of civilians between then and committed all kinds of atrocities but these two men, both loyal supporters of their respective governments, still risked their lives to save the people in front of them when the deaths became a tangible thing.
TotallyNOTAFox 9 months ago (edited)
Japan was actually relativley friendly towards jews despite their alliance with the T*********h back then. Edit: REALLY BP, CENSORING 3rd REICH NOW?! Motherfurking ridiculous
Nicole Weymann 9 months ago
Nope. One among many, while still too few. In Nanking/Nanjing there was John Rabe. In Warsaw there was Irena Sendler. In Bordeaux there was the Portuguese diplomat Aristides de Sousa Mendes. In Sofia there was Dimitar Peschew. The list goes on and a number of names can be found on Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rescue_of_Jews_during_the_H*******t, including people who risked their lives to hide persons at their own homes or diplomats and international businessmen, who used their positions to save dozens or even thousands.
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#5
Humanity Goes A Long Way
Jcusack 9 months ago
My personal favorite! 36 and rewatching them all with my daughter is awesome
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Willem Oosterhof 9 months ago
Not many people left in the US who would do this. Dolly Parton comes to mind.
Erla Zwingle 9 months ago
This is what a real man looks like. Not everybody can pay the airfare, but everybody can have the heart. There is almost certainly something or someone in your community who could use you like this. (I don't mean hospital visits, per se. I mean doing something selfless for somebody else.) Thinking of starting a WWMRD movement.
Grumpy Old Broad 9 months ago
I was fortunate to grow up with Mr Rogers and I like to think I'm a better person for all the lessons I learned from him. An amazing man, friend, and teacher.
Peter Bear 9 months ago
Once again, petition for sainthood. Fred Rogers, patron of make-believe and children.
#6
Such A Nice Guy!
Thorsten Massow 9 months ago
Can we please have more CEOs like this in the gouvernement, instead of Musk et.al.
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Lo Kindred 9 months ago
Arizona can market for .99 cents, but the stores can mark it up as well. My local store sells them for $2.
B 9 months ago
How do they get away with this 99 cents it literally printed on the can. I wish you could report the store to Arizona Bottling.
Load More Replies... Susie Elle 9 months ago
Didn't Lego do something similar? I mean, Lego is not cheap by far, but I remember the owner saying something along the lines of "We're not gonna do xx because we're a family company and thus have no shareholders so we don't need to", or something (I know, my ability to relay information is astounding lmao)
Phil 9 months ago
You're probably thinking about Lego going to licensed IP (Star Wars, Harry Potter, etc.) themed products. The original creator, who initially didn't want to have themed (build a ship, build a castle, etc.) products or even instructions, let alone licensed IP. Once he was gone, Lego very quickly sold out.
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Phil 9 months ago
As many have noted, Arizona does not set the retail price, that's up to the retailers. Arizona even offers a can that doesn't have the suggested retail price. That being said, I think Arizona still sells the tea to the retailers at it's original wholesale price, so the retailers are making bank on those cans.
Riley Quinn 9 months ago
Another example of wealthy CEOs with a moral compass is Patagonia's founder, Yvon Chouinard. His strong commitment to the environment motivated him to donate the entire company to a trust dedicated to fighting climate change.
Dr. Geher noted that stress is "essentially the bane of our psychological existence."
"And let's face it: These days, there is plenty to be stressed about. Finding healthy ways that reduce stress for you is key to living a happy and fulfilling life. It may be exercise, nature, meditation, art, reading, crochet, etc. But once you find what works for you, make sure to institutionalize that into your daily life—doing so will be helpful when inevitable stressors come your way."
#7
We Need More Of This Kind Of People In This World
Auntriarch 9 months ago
The whole world needs USA to have such a president. And I'm including Russia here.
Load More Replies... Willem Oosterhof 9 months ago
Enter Donald Trump and his worm infested minister of health......
gsnxjfzxfv 9 months ago
Ugh, American here. No kidding. Not just worm infested but rat infested etc. We are in a nightmare here!
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Riley Quinn 9 months ago
On the opposite end of this humanitarian spectrum is Musk and his attempt to axe USAID. Right now a divided Supreme Court is making this twisted administration pay foreign aid organizations for work they've already done.
Nikole 9 months ago
I do like that decision, naturally. You know trump is famous for never paying what he owes.
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#8
This Is So Sweet
Laura Kelly 9 months ago
I once saw my best friend walking her dog on her street. I teased her about it. Last year she died of pancreatic cancer and I'm so glad I found she lives on through Google Earth.
Snowkit 9 months ago
Google earth caught my grandpa playing with my dog! I am just happy he’s still here. When he’s gone I hope google earth never updates.
Immortal Jellyfish 9 months ago
You can view the previous pictures when they do updates.
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#9
You Will Always Be A Legend
Shark Lady 9 months ago
Just before h*****d a paparazzi photo appeared in the media with the headline "crack panther" so many jumped to the wrong conclusion; rather than questioning whether he was ill he was labelled as a d**g a****t. I cancelled my subscription to every publication that ran that headline, admittedly my little protest meant nothing, but I had to do something.
Riley Quinn 9 months ago
Every once in a while, I catch him on The Graham Norton YouTube snippets. It's still difficult to accept he's dead.
MrsFettesVette 9 months ago
there are videos of him on some talk show surprising fans and the joy on his face, doing something simple but bringing fans so much happiness just with his presence..it's really beautiful.
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Jackie Wacky 9 months ago
A lovely, lovely man. The world misses your light, Chadwick Boseman.
Human beings are hardwired in such a way that they focus more on the negative aspects of life more than the positives. This might be useful for survival, but it also means that you tend to have a slightly warped perspective of how the world can be.
Living through extremely distressing events like pandemics and armed conflicts and spending far too much time on social media, following every single negative development, can lead to empathy burnout, exhaustion, and chronic anxiety.
Of course, real life isn’t black and white. It’s nuanced. There’s joy and sorrow, triumph and horror, beauty and destruction, altruism and greed. And so, it’s important to recognize that no matter how horrible or wonderful life seems at the moment, the human experience is much deeper and more varied than it might appear. It would be a tad naive and short-sighted to believe that absolutely everything is amazing/horrible.
Though this means that there’s always potential conflict waiting behind every moment of joy, there are also silver linings to look for during stressful and tense times. It’s up to us to remember to focus on the positives when we’re drowning in stress.
#10
Despite Suffering Severe Burns As A Child, This Man Went On To Become A Firefighter
Alok Agashe 9 months ago
This is extraordinary.. generally people develope a fear of things caused them trauma in childhhod. this person not only overcame that but also made his life fighting it.
Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
He wants to save other from what he suffered. There are still some good people in the world.
Riley Quinn 9 months ago
I can only assume he wants to prevent others from suffering what he went through. According to a post on Reddit, "he work[s] helping kids at the "Burned Children Recovery Foundation at Camp Phoenix".
#11
That Only Happens To You Once
Owen 9 months ago
Little dude looks more fabulous in reality. And he knows it. He's rockin those feathers.
Phantom Phoenix 9 months ago
May I remind you that I still haven't been paid for that photo shoot
Colleen Glim 9 months ago
There are several dozen of these that show up on my back step whenever I put bird seed out. Drives my cats bonkers but they make me happy. I’ve also seen cardinals, blue jays, mourning doves and robins. And it’s only early march
#12
Beauty Of Wildlife: A Cub Looks At Her Mother With Admiration
Smeghead Tribble Down Under 9 months ago
''When I grow up, I want to be as brave as you Mum.''
People tend to pay more attention to bad things and overlook the positives due to evolution, Verywell Mind explains.
It’s likely that in early human history, paying attention to “bad, dangerous, and negative threats” was of utmost importance for survival. To put it simply, it’s theorized that people who were “more attuned to danger” and paid more attention to the bad things surrounding them were more likely to survive and, therefore, pass on their genes.
Negativity bias, also known as positive-negative asymmetry, is something that we’ve all felt in our lives. For example, it’s why you might feel much worse when you get criticized for messing up than when you get praised for doing a good job.
Or why an irritating comment from someone you know can ruin an otherwise perfectly fine day. In short, the average person is more biased toward negativity simply because of how our psychology and biology evolved to keep us safe(r).
#13
A homeless man's rabbit was thrown off a bridge by a passerby, and he instantly leaped into the river to rescue her. He received an award, animal food, and a job, while the passerby was charged with animal cruelty.
Schnitzel 9 months ago
Who in the f**k does anything cruel to animals?! A psychopath is the only correct answer to this.
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The Big Bad 9 months ago
Our neighbour's son did not take care of their rabbit. My neighbor threw the Rabbit in the trash can outside to teach him a lesson. No need to say we got a lovely new rabbit that lived happily for years after.
Jules 9 months ago
What I wouldn't give for just five minutes in a locked room with the utter c**t that threw that poor rabbit over the bridge...
Teresa Spanics 9 months ago
I would be more than happy to help you and I have friends who also would be more than happy to help you!
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Sadie Grace Scholen 8 months ago
For real what f*****g a*****e would throw a homeless mans bunny off a bridge????!!
#14
Wish More Professors Were Like This, This Is The Sweetest Thing
#15
This Woman Was So Nervous About Flying, So The Flight Attendant Explained Every Sound And Bump And Even Sat Here Holding Her Hand When It Still Got To Be Too Much For Her
Schnitzel 9 months ago
This is a human being with empathy, patience and understanding! She will NEVER forget him!
Nea 9 months ago
I have horrible aerophobia and unfortunately my job and life require very frequent travel. In every single flight (when travelling alone) I feel very tempted to ask a flight attendant to come and stay with me throughout.
Multa Nocte 9 months ago
Nea, I would recommend the SOAR course by Captain Tom Bunn. He's marvellous. He'll even talk to you on the phone. https://www.fearofflying.com/
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Toni Ahlgren 9 months ago
First time seeing a plane from the inside? It looks like a rather small aircraft so they can't have an avenue running through the middle.
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Furthermore, human beings are more likely to remember traumatic experiences, react more strongly to negative stimuli, and respond more strongly to negative rather than equally positive events.
On top of that, people tend to learn more from negative outcomes and experiences than from positive ones. Negativity bias is also why the average person is more motivated to avoid losing something than to gain something.
#16
It's Never Too Late To Learn New Things And Create Meaningful Memories
A dude who likes to drum 9 months ago
Awwwwwww, he looks so proud of himself for doing it. Good job OP and Grandpa ❤️
#17
On Christmas, I Returned To A Place I Had Cleaned Up A Year Ago. Nature Has Reclaimed Back Its Land. This Is A Successful Cleanup I Will Cherish Forever
Snowkit 9 months ago
They are too lazy to find a trash can. I never try to litter. I have a cup? Gum wrapper? Hold it all day till a trash can comes up and keep the wrapper in my pocket.
Load More Replies... sbj 9 months ago
Sadly, for all your efforts, theso called tourists/visitors will do it all over again
Snowkit 9 months ago
Unfortunately your right, I only hope that they put a trash can before there, so they can toss it there. But knowing how lazy people are they will probably litter anyway.
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April Pickett 9 months ago
I remember a picture of people at an overcrowded beach, people everywhere. They then showed a picture of the beach after everyone left. You could hardly see the sand because of the trash they left behind.
#18
When A Vpn Company Does What Congress Won't
Ace macbeth 9 months ago
Imagine that. All have an R next to their names. It's always the Republicans yet somehow their base magically blames the other party like they can't comprehend the facts right in front of their face
Scott Tompkins 9 months ago
As Trump said during his first presidential campaign, "We love the poorly educated." He knows his base.
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“It is the ‘bad things’ that grab our attention, stick to our memories, and, in many cases, influence the decisions that we make,” Verywell Mind explains.
For example, this is why people tend to see bad news as being more ‘truthful.’ It’s also why negative news stories get more attention.
#19
He Saved 22 Of His 23 Students
The man in the photo, Liviu Librescu wasn't any ordinary man. He was a scientist, engineer, professor and a Holocaust survivor who held the door of his classroom shut during the Virginia Tech shooting. Although he was shot through the door, Liberescu managed to prevent the gunman from entering the classroom until most of his students had escaped through windows. He saved 22 of his 23 students. Librescu was posthumously awarded the Order of the Star of Romania, the country's highest civilian.
Peter Bear 9 months ago
Again, not a positive story. Just another example of how America has failed.
ManuelQue 9 months ago
How horribly sad that he didn't survive. That is such a lovely photo of him and his wife.
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#20
Act Of Generosity
BrunoVI 9 months ago
How big was his salary that c*****g it had such a massive impact on employee expenses?!? UPDATE: While the effect on his lifestyle was significant and he deserves such praise, the effect on employment was minimal; his salary was already relatively modest.
Load More Replies... oktopus 9 months ago
Hmm, but also bear in mind that in Japan, a company must prove it has made reasonable effort to avoid layoffs, including reducing salaries of managers/CEOs and the like, so whether or not the dude wanted to do this, it may well have been a case of the system working as designed. (As an employee of a Japanese company, I like to know these things).
Schnitzel 9 months ago
A NORMAL human being; CEO or not, would stop to think "hmmm..do I really need 10 million more per year or do I have enough for myself, my family and future generations?". If person truly is normal, the answer should be "no, I don't need more money so I will make it better for other people".
Rob D 9 months ago
Most CEOs are not "normal" something like 75%+ express sociopathic tendencies.
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Sky Render 9 months ago
Satoru Iwata, he was quite a unique CEO. We have him to thank for allowing the huge risk that was the Wii to be released, as well as the DS. He often referred to himself as a gamer before a businessman, and it really did show.
Sacred Panda 9 months ago
Huge massive gains from one individual alone crippling the company. Happens with many other companies and it is absurd
Linda Daulby 9 months ago
Wow, what a kind gent you don't get to hear anything like this everyday.
Cathy Carey 9 months ago
Can you imagine Not cutting your salary(even though you are probably super rich by then).
#21
Elephant Family Sleeping Together
Say No to Downvoting 9 months ago
Looks not dissimilar to my bed when all my kids join us in the middle of the night.
Susie Elle 9 months ago
Horses can rest standing up, but they can't get into REM sleep, for this they lie down :) afaik at least
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Mark Hastings 9 months ago
I got to witness this during a photo safari in Kenya this past year. We were told it was rare to find elephant lying down sleeping due to the number of predators in the area. 20240624_0...c50597.jpg 
Meanwhile, Healthline explains that even though negativity appears to be our “default setting,” we can still override it.
For example, you can increase your positivity by being more mindful of what is and isn't important in your life. You can also focus on more positivity by looking at what you’re grateful for and what you value.
#22
Dad’s Sober Transformation
Laura Kelly 9 months ago
I will celebrate 10 years of sobriety in June. It's because of folks like this guy who got me here. Thank you!
#23
I’m A Year Sober Today!
Erla Zwingle 9 months ago
Even one day is a 100% triumph. Followed by one day. And another day after that. You're going to find that they really add up. You made it to one year and YOU'RE DOING GREAT!
April Pickett 9 months ago
I'm starting my third month. So far I'm good, no strong urges to imbibe. Like you, I do one day at a time.
Linda Daulby 9 months ago
30 years sober for me not long having a operation haven't touched a drop since then, even stopped smoking on the same day.
#24
Dan Black, A Man Who Sacrificed His Chance To Walk Again For A Disabled Boy
A UK man became paralyzed after a cycling accident and spent four years raising $26,000 to pay for a stem cell treatment that might help him walk again. However, upon hearing about a disabled boy needing surgery (who stood a better chance of success), he donated all the money to him instead.
Captive 9 months ago
26 k. That's much money. People like Musk can pay this straight out of their jeans and yet they chose what?
Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
He could finance the entirety of USAID without missing it.
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Michael Largey 9 months ago (edited)
Why weren't both treatments paid for by the UK's public health program?
Nicole Weymann 9 months ago
Apparently because it's experimental - meaning an unknown, potentially high risk for the patient at a high cost and no reasonable forecast on the chances of success.
Load More Replies... Linda Daulby 9 months ago
From my neck of the woods i am also in the UK, hope that boy is thriving and well now.
Originally, the ‘Be Amazed’ group was created back in late January of 2015. Now, more than a decade later, the project has grown to house a whopping 8.8 million members from all corners of the world.
At the time of writing, this group ranks among the top 1% of all subreddits by size. The team of moderators running the community describes it as a place to “find and share things which are amazing in a positive way.”
#25
Michael J. Fox Receives The Presidential Medal Of Freedom For His Advocacy In Parkinson’s Research - January 4th, 2025
Rob D 9 months ago (edited)
He's absolutely on camera physically mocking a disabled person. One of countless things that would be disqualifying, were it not for the fact that his voters are, individually and collectively, morally and ethically bankrupt.
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MrsFettesVette 9 months ago
he is truly a decent man. History will remember him that way, I think.
Load More Replies... ManuelQue 9 months ago
He's said he doesn't expect to make it to 80 years old.
Load More Replies... April Pickett 9 months ago
I didn't read the date and when I did, I was struck by the kindness and compassion shown by President Biden. Michael J. Fox is an extraordinary person standing up for people with Parkinson"s Disease.
Paul Couture 9 months ago
tRump is the kind of guy that would mock someone like Michael J. Fox, not give him a medal. Tells you something about his character
#26
Indian Actor Suniel Shetty Rescued 128 Trafficked Nepalese Women And Kept The Act Private
In 1996, Indian actor Suniel Shetty saved 128 Nepalese women rescued from a sex trafficking ring in Mumbai. When the Nepalese government refused to repatriate them, Shetty bought airfare for their return and ensured their safety. He kept this act private until one survivor revealed the story
24 years later in an interview.
Blah Blah Blah 9 months ago (edited)
Because if you legitimately care you don't do it for the recognition you do it because you care about their well being.
PhaseWitFact 9 months ago
They should've called the men who hurt these women dirty and spoiled instead of the women who had no choice.
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Riley Quinn 9 months ago
The Nepalese government refused to repatriate them? What was the justification for such a cruel refusal?
ManuelQue 9 months ago
I suspect that means they wouldn't pay any money to bring them home.
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This Is Truly Amazing
Almost 5,000 people waited for hours in the rain at a swabbing event in worcester. To get tested to see if they were a match to help save the life of a five-year-old boy fighting a rare cancer, after his parents asked for help.
The mods explain that the content that the members are encouraged to share ought to be positive as well. And, of course, amazing, too. To that end, everyone’s encouraged to avoid more serious topics like politics or war, unless the main focus is something else. Furthermore, everyone’s expected to be on their best behavior and treat all the other community members with kindness.
#28
In 1980s, "Weird Al" Yankovic turned down a $5 million beer endorsement deal, which would be worth around $14.5 million today, because he felt it was unethical given his young, impressionable fanbase.
Blah Blah Blah 9 months ago
Like the CEO's on this list, as well as Dr. Bronner's CEO, can we have more of these kinds of humans in the US government please.
Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
Remember too, that Shaq turned down a lucrative sneaker deal, so as to make them affordable to more people.
Michael Largey 9 months ago
Quite admirable. But a person who recognizes he has too much money still has too much money.
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Paulina 9 months ago
Can we finally agree that it should be illegal to advertise harmful substances? 🤦♀️ We got there with cigarettes, despite the industry pushback. Why can't we do this with a lot more harmful narcotic that the alcohol is?
Hassel Davidhoff 9 months ago
It will happen eventually. Same with processed food.
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#29
In 1952, A Group Of Farmers "Arrested" The Town's Sheriff While He Was Attempting To Evict A Widow From Her Farm At The Behest Of A Local Insurance Company
Ben 9 months ago
Not really. Think about what is happening and how many times it happened with nobody stickup for them. Don't get me started with what American was going through regarding racism at this point.
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I've never been a hopeful person, but I hope Boston citizens react like this when ICE comes into Boston. Not every person getting swept up in these raids is a deranged k****r. Most of them needed to escape the terror of their homelands and provide safety for their families.
Uncle Schmickle 8 months ago
They did the right thing, but I wonder what happened to the farmers ?
#30
Northern Cardinal Aka Red Bird From Angry Birds Flying Directly Towards Camera
Snowkit 9 months ago
That scared me bad when I opened the pic and when it popped I thought it was abt to hit me! 🤣
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Which of the images that we’ve featured today from ‘Be Amazed’ caught your attention, dear Pandas? Which ones inspired you the most? What do you do to keep your spirits up whenever things get particularly tough? What’s the last kind thing that you did for someone? We’d love to hear from you! Let us know what you think and what you’ve done in the comments below.
#31
Dadarao Bilhore Has Been Filling Up Potholes Ever Since His Son Lost His Life Due To One
Sadie Grace Scholen 8 months ago
cares about other people and himself at the same time this man is amazing
Jessica Daus-Warner 8 months ago
How tragic. It's amazing how much one person with a mission can accomplish.
Uncle Schmickle 8 months ago
What's wrong with the local council or government ? Rate / taxpayers pay for this work.
#32
John Cena Being A Great Guy
UKGrandad 9 months ago
To those confused by Tobias Reaper's comment, when Cena was wrestling his catchphrase was 'You can't see me'. He also recorded a studio album with his cousin, Tha Trademarc, with that title in 2005, so it's a running joke for people to say that he isn't in photographs even though he obviously is there.
Riley Quinn 9 months ago
I appreciate the joke, but I think it's confusing others.
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Nikki Gross 9 months ago (edited)
As of 2024, John Cena holds the Guinness Book of World Records for granting 650 wishes, working through various charitable organizations to help and fulfill wishes. JC has went all over the world to help people, so this story doesn't surprise me one bit.
detective miller's hat 9 months ago
A friend of mine went to h**h school with him. He said Cena is the most kind and genuine person he has ever met.
Rafael 9 months ago
BP silly censorship makes it look like your friend went into m**h school or something like that.
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Karizma Kaliko 9 months ago
I would marry John Cena if I could. His compassion for special needs human people just makes my heart flutter
Riley Quinn 9 months ago
I've watched the video of Cena meeting Misha a few times. Here it is for others to enjoy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUOM0Hhj87w
#33
Baby Elephant Tries To Hide Behind A Light Pole After Being Caught Committing Serious Crime Of Eating Sugarcane In A Field
Janissary35680 9 months ago
"Shall we address the elephant in the sugar cane field?" "What elephant?"
Janissary35680 9 months ago (edited)
The picture just reminded me of one of our dogs who, for some reason, apparently didn't like anyone watching him pọọp. He'd go off a little way behind a tree and do his business there. Problem is, these were all old, tall, skinny pine trees that had long ago shed their lower branches and he really looked funny with his head hanging out from one side of the trunk and his bụtt from the other.
#34
A True Legend
Colleen Glim 9 months ago
Tell me again why cashiers and fast food workers don’t deserve a living wage
Riley Quinn 9 months ago
My friend, Donnie, showed me 60yrs ago that people with Down's Syndrome weren't useless people that needed to be kept out of public. I wish Donnie was alive today to see this.
Linda Daulby 9 months ago
This has touched me so much i have a friend who has a daughter with Down Syndrome, she is 24 years old next month.
firecrackershrimp 9 months ago (edited)
And did they give him anything besides that stupid statue for all his years of service?... probably not...no pension no healthcare no nothing
#35
This Man Spoke With Every Parent In Uvalde, Texas To Build Personalized Caskets For All 19 Children Who Were Killed. His Name Is Trey Ganem
DowntownStevieB 9 months ago
Only in the U.S. do people care more about guns than our children's lives. So much for that whole 'Pro-Life' thing, eh Republicans?
BeKind&Rewind 9 months ago
The Uvalde "police" need to be held responsible for some of these deaths. They are guilty of not going in. Utterly tragic.
Riley Quinn 9 months ago
When I first read about Trey Ganem's tribute to these devasted families, I was struck by his empathy and kindness. The polar opposite of the person who caused this horror.
#36
Snow Leopard In Ladakh ,india
Jules 9 months ago
Looks like a youngster with mum on the background. Tragically a rare sight indeed.Stunning
Jill 9 months ago
Raise your hand if you didn't notice the 2nd snow leopard until you read this comment. /slowly raises hand/ 😉
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#37
Moon Rising Behind A Tree
Apatheist Account2 9 months ago
That's zoomed in. The moon is really about the width of your thumb at arm's length.
#38
Mongolian Girl Has A Laugh With Her Camel
WindySwede 9 months ago
there was a coloured version of this also here in another post? Or was that colourised?
Sparkle 9 months ago
And it makes me smile every time. The little girl looks so happy. She has no clue the word she lives in.
Load More Replies... Yayheterogeneity 9 months ago
This is so incredibly sweet. It brings joy to me whenever I see it.
Riley Quinn 9 months ago
I just saw this yesterday on a different BP post and the OP said they were singing. We gotta get to the bottom of this. I need to know, because I thought they were laughing the minute I saw the photo.
Mike Barrette 9 months ago
Great picture, but this is the 5th list this week with it. Come on people, stop being lazy posters.
April Pickett 9 months ago
This is a popular picture. I've seen it on BP four or five times in a week.
#39
After 15 Years Of Alcoholism & 50 Lbs Overweight. I Got Sober & Made Lifestyle Changes
Linda Daulby 9 months ago
Well done you look so handsome, tell me where you live i want to hug you.
#40
One Of The Two Remaining Northern White Rhinos In The World, Guarded 24 Hours A Day
BrunoVI 9 months ago
The news is worse, and better, than typically reported. The bad news is that the lack of a male Northern White Rhinoceros means that the population is functionally extinct; there are no males for these two females to breed with. The not-so-bad news is that "Northern White Rhinoceros" is not a species, just a population. The kinda amazing news is that they've created embryos from s***m from deceased NWR males and eggs from living NWR females and are implanting them in SWR "surrogate mothers."
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WindySwede 9 months ago
and sad, that people get paid money to go k**l these creatures just for some superstition believe about what the product can be used for!
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luci (he/fae) 9 months ago
that'd make for a great buddy-cop movie. the other rhino is kidnapped and the guard and the magic talking rhino have to rescue it. poachers arrested (and have their b***s stomped on by rhinos ofc) and everyone lives happily ever after
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TheMFKNXerdo 9 months ago
All poachers should be castrated with hammers and forced to see their villages and families on fire.
ManuelQue 9 months ago
Have a look a few posts back - there are some amazing things being done to save the white rhino.
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The Northern White rhino is "functionally extinct" since Sudan had to be euthanized in 2015 after months of declining health. He leaves his daughter, Najin, and his granddaughter, Fatu. Scientists are using Fatu's eggs and the s***m of Sudan and other dead males in an attempt to breed more via IVF, but neither female can sustain a pregnancy, so they used a female Southern White rhino as a surrogate. An entire species wiped out due to poaching and climate change, i.e. human greed and ignorance. And we have the unmitigated gall to refer to ourselves as the superior animal when we're nothing more than voracious apex predators.
Uncle Schmickle 8 months ago
The trust between animal and man. God bless the rangers who do this work, often at their own peril.
#41
Indeed He Actually Make Her Young
Riley Quinn 9 months ago
Age is all in the mind. However, it's frequently found in the joints, hearing, eyesight, and digestion.
Sadie Grace Scholen 8 months ago
ths is amazing there should be no age sto stop at wedding if you love the person and they make you happy by all means merry the c**p out of them
#42
A Mom's Strength
Nora 9 months ago
This is very sad, he was kidnapped and later "sold"/given away for adoption, and after this reunion he opted to stay with his adoptive family. I can't find any more information, but I read it in another comment the last time it was here on BP.
Lee451 Henderson 9 months ago
That is quite sad for the mom but that is the only family he has ever known.
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I find it amazing when traumatized individuals have the strength and compassion to help others like this mother did.
#43
This Is Jonathan He Was Born In 1832 & Is 192 Years Old
Joe Reaves 9 months ago
Did you take a good look at his expression? That is one grumpy old man.
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#44
Nikolai The Walrus Received A Fish Cake For His Birthday From A Zookeeper. This Was His Reaction
Jaya 9 months ago (edited)
Nothing cute about this. It's an animal doing a trick that he is taught. He lives in captivity at Dolfinarium (a place kinda similar to Sea World), there are a lot of stories about how this kind of living is pretty much animal t0rture. (Edit: BP is censoring the word t o r t u r e now?)
PhaseWitFact 9 months ago
Unsure why you're getting down voted for exposing the truth
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Barbara Wilcock 9 months ago
I commented on this a few weeks ago. It's not cute or funny. It is a trained wild animal
Ron Man 9 months ago
The animal is responding in a way that it was taught to, through tor-ture and pain.
ManuelQue 9 months ago
Well, it's possible that a walrus could cover it's eyes with its flippers for no reason at all.
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LauraDragonWench 9 months ago
I honestly thought that was Prince William holding the "cake." 😄
#45
Fingal's Cave Is A Geological Formation Located On The Uninhabited Island Of Staffa, In The Inner Hebrides Of Scotland
Riley Quinn 9 months ago
Actually, it's not uninhabited since it's a breeding area for puffins, common shags, fulmars, great skuas, and gulls. Not every square inch of land needs to be suitable for human habitation. We do share the planet with other life forms.
Erla Zwingle 9 months ago
Mendelssohn wrote a magical ten-minute overture called "Fingal's Cave." You can almost hear the waves surging. https://youtu.be/zyZ5cHUaiBI?si=SO51vdnxqrxF5ghF
Janissary35680 9 months ago
The main theme is what was used as the mynah bird character's leitmotif in the Looney Tunes cartoon "Inki and the Minah Bird". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inki
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Sky Render 9 months ago
That looks like a location from Solstheim in Skyrim. Wonder if that was where they got the idea for its design?
#46
Same People 50 Years Apart
#47
Babe Ruth posing with fans 1925. He was a popular figure in the African American community because of his willingness to treat them as he would white fans, along with rumors of him being biracial.
Michael Largey 9 months ago
Many major league baseball players supported keeping black players out because they were worried about being outmatched by them. I doubt the Bambino was much concerned.
Michelle C 9 months ago
My grandmother knew him somewhat when we were children and said he was all right. I’m not surprised, as she was an excellent judge of character.
#48
This man was a teacher for 40 years. In 1974, Dale Irby, a gym teacher in Dallas, realized he had worn the same outfit as the previous year on picture day, and decided to simply go with it, after Cathy – his wife – dared him to.
Nice Beast Ludo 9 months ago
He looks like the coach from my h**h school... Eerily similar. Different last name and that guy always wore a polo
Donna Sempek 9 months ago
Remarkable that he still had that same outfit. If whoever did his laundry or dry cleaning didn’t notice it…it is surprising
#49
Strong Winds Create Unusual Shapes In The Frozen Sand Alongside Lake Michigan
Joshua David 9 months ago
Im from Chicago and you're right. Its a fairy town lol. Gay man here btw 😆
Load More Replies... Smeghead Tribble Down Under 9 months ago
Oh wow! That is incredible. It never ocurred to me that sand freezes!
#50
275 Years Apart, A 4,500-Year-Old Cypress Tree
Panda McPandaface 9 months ago
I think I can say, with a reasonable degree of confidence that you won't. Sorry and all that.
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One of the oldest living organisms on Earth, the Abarkuh Cypress tree in Iran.
#51
In 2013, George H.W. Bush shaved his head alongside the entire secret service team to support the 2-year-old son of an agent battling leukemia. Bush had lost his own 4-year-old daughter to leukemia decades earlier.
Michael P (Perthaussieguy) 9 months ago
And now: https://futurism.com/neoscope/elon-musk-kills-child-cancer-spending
BoredLittleLeafSheep 9 months ago (edited)
How sad is it that he looks like a GREAT president when compared to the current 💩 show.
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#52
2 Female Gorillas Pose For A Selfie With Park Ranger
#53
One In A Million Shot Of Lightning Striking A Tree
#54
Be Amazed
Nice Beast Ludo 9 months ago
Imagine how the world looks through those eyes. Everything is amazing. Ï
#55
Here Are Three Needle Felted White Bats :)
Victoria Elizalde 9 months ago
The great white bat makes great white guano! And you want that dookie so bad you can taste it.
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#56
A Man Placed A Soviet Tank On His Empty Property
Agfox 9 months ago (edited)
This happened in 1995 & the tank is still there. From an online search: 'It's called the Mandela Way T-34 Tank, affectionately known as "Stompie." People routinely paint the entire thing with their own designs, much like a frat might repaint some big rock year after year.'
Michael Largey 9 months ago
I would advise that council to take any T-34 very, very seriously.
#57
A Mother Bear Carrying Her Baby On Her Back, Photographed In A Field
#58
In 2016, Florida state wide receiver Travis Rudolph decided to sit with 11-year-old Bo Paske, who was autistic and sitting alone during lunch on the team’s visit to a middle school in Tallahassee. The two ended up becoming friends, and Travis gifted Bo a custom jersey and tickets to their first game.
#59
Microfungi Under Macro Lens
Nice Beast Ludo 9 months ago
Oooh it's beautiful!!! I forget the name of the Avatar planet, but I wish earth looked like it
#60
A Husky Next To A Wolf
geezeronthehill 9 months ago
Arctic wolves are the largest. Other regions farther south have smaller individuals.
Sean Stimson 9 months ago
This pic is fake. It's not a husky next to a wolf, it's a husky photoshopped onto a pic of a wolf, out of scale to so the wolf appears much larger. Shame on you, BP.
Soton_Sherpa 9 months ago
Hang on a cotton picking minute! Are we sure that it's not actually a humongous husky and teeny, tiny wolf? 🤔
#61
Leonce Evrard Is A Skilled Marble Worker ,he Was Heartbroken When His Wife Passed Away, He Built Special Mausoleum For His Wife
#62
Identical Triplet Brothers, Who Were Separated And Adopted At Birth, Only Learned Of Each Other’s Existence When 2 Of The Brothers Met While Attending The Same College
cecilia kilian 9 months ago
"Three Identical Strangers", documentary, 2018. Their story is heartbreaking.
Tyke 9 months ago
It's actually quite a sad story https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Identical_Strangers
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The University Of Kyoto In Japan Allows Students To Wear Anything They Want For Their Graduation Ceremony
Panda-sized Potato 9 months ago
This is worth looking up. The last class had some really amazing ones.
Ryan Bogdansky 9 months ago
I would see if I could go there for university but Jujutsu Kaisen is gonna make me terrified if I go to Japan (Leave me alone im immature)
#64
My Best Shot From 2024
#65
Beautiful
Sue User 9 months ago
I saw this on Cape Cid, Massachussette ( spelled wrong but sorry too tired to check ).
Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
Cape Cod, "too tired to check" is one of my theme songs.
Load More Replies... BoredLittleLeafSheep 9 months ago
Bioluminescent organisms, possibly nematodes. Used to have some in my marine biology class back in college; they only glowed when disturbed by the motion in the water.
#66
Elephant Breaks In To Steal Food In Thailand
EWD 9 months ago
He didnt break in he stuck his head through a hole already there. There is no debris on the floor or counter from a wall being broken through.
#67
The Village Of Kibune In Kyoto, Japan
WindySwede 9 months ago
Reddit link: https://www.google.com/maps/@35.1235717,135.7639126,3a,55.4y,358.42h,100.84t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1sx_pcKHz6gR0VeOh5lAkj-w!2e0!6shttps:%2F%2Fstreetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com%2Fv1%2Fthumbnail%3Fcb_client%3Dmaps_sv.tactile%26w%3D900%26h%3D600%26pitch%3D-10.83676019181658%26panoid%3Dx_pcKHz6gR0VeOh5lAkj-w%26yaw%3D358.42343144054354!7i16384!8i8192?hl=de&entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI1MDMwMy4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D
Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
If you follow the link, it looks touristy and crowded.
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This German Oak Was Destroyed By A Brutal Storm. I Had The Honor To Cut It Into Slabs
ƒιѕн 9 months ago
Bandsaw mills, or Alaskan mills. Alaskan mills use a chainsaw, I run a Stihl MS880 on mine with a 7' bar.
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So Apparently The Laws Of Physics Do Not Apply To Goats
Nice Beast Ludo 9 months ago
How will they get down? Do they always do this? ARE THE GOATS OKAY????
Joe Reaves 9 months ago
Goats are not OK on some kind of molecular level. They're all insane. Very cute, usually, but not right in the head.
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Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
Mountain goat. Lives exclusively on cliff sides, I've neve seen them on bricks before. Ibex, too.too.
Janissary35680 9 months ago
Goats, like cartoon characters, know that gravity doesn't apply to you if you don't notice it or someone doesn't point it out.
Erla Zwingle 9 months ago
YouTube has some videos of goats climbing the wall of a reservoir. It seems that they do this to lick the surface, seeking salt.
#70
Bear Hides Under A House To Escape Los Angeles Wildfire
McKenzy Flores 9 months ago
The animals WE ARE K*****G because OUR OWN STUPIDITY! This shouldn’t be a thing. This makes me cringe. Burn down their homes after we’ve already pushed them in to certain areas so we can have the land. We shoot them if they scare us. Like I’m so done with it.
#71
This Falcon Was Equipped With A Gps. It Was Tracked Covering About 230 Km A Day From South Africa Until It Reached Finland 42 Days Later
Panda-sized Potato 9 months ago
What do you mean? An African or a European swallow?
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Parmeisan 9 months ago
This thread is 4 days old and this post is #72 on it so if anyone answers me I will never know... but I can't help but ask, why did it turn eastward around Sudan? The rest of the path is due north except when avoiding major bodies of water, so why did it go east at that point, I wonder?
#72
The Terrifying Beauty Of The Ocean
Sky Render 9 months ago
This sort of thing is why I love Subnautica! Exploring the ocean is a truly beautiful feeling. Apparently I have thalassophilia (if that is a thing).
BoredLittleLeafSheep 9 months ago
Loved that game, but alas, I have developed motion sickness when playing certain video games and Subnautica was one of them. 😕
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Ukraine's Pripyat River Is Like A Work Of Art From Space
J C 9 months ago
Isn't that by Chernobyl, I wonder how poisonous the water is now. It is beautiful though.
Paulina 9 months ago
Only a small, 50 km part of the ending of the river is actually close to Chernobyl. And after all this time it's not poisonous at all.
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Paulina 9 months ago
What do you mean? How old do you think this picture is...?
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Size Difference Between Newborn And Adult Sunfish
#75
Polish Armor Composed Of 1,074 Plates, 16th Century
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 9 months ago
It's surprisingly flexible, like an armadillo's armour.
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A Whale Skeleton Found In The Hot Dunes Of Egypt
#77
Paul Rudd And Wilfred Brimley At The Age Of 52
MagicJacket 9 months ago
The other had diabeetus that he treated with oatmeal.
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karen snyder 9 months ago
Wilfred Brimley was born during the great depression and served in the Marines. He worked as a ranch hand and got into acting because he blacksmithed and shoed horses for movies in Hollywood. Whereas, Paul Rudd was born wealthy, in 1969, was an 80s frat boy, used family connections to get a start in acting and has subsequently never made a film with artistic depth. This is an apples and oranges comparison.
Susie Elle 9 months ago
Proves that not all men age like fine wine (if we ever needed proof of that ;)) Disclaimer: everyone looks fine at 52 years old! Embrace your aging, it's perfectly fine to look your age!!
#78
Man Who Survived Two Atomic Bombs
#79
In 2006, researchers uncovered 20,000-year-old fossilized human footprints in Australia, indicating that the hunter who created them was running at roughly 37 km/h (23 mph)—the pace of a modern Olympic sprinter—while barefoot and traversing sandy terrain.
Michael P (Perthaussieguy) 9 months ago
Nah. Drop bears don't chase you. They just ............................................... drop on you.
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Bored Sailor 9 months ago
Why is the picture so blurry? A scientific ruler from a researcher but no good camera.
M O'Connell 9 months ago
The appendix of this research report contains a much better photo. The one above is just what has been circulating with this story for years. https://pure.bond.edu.au/ws/portalfiles/portal/33010460/fulltext.pdf
Load More Replies... Fat Harry (Oi / You) 9 months ago
20,000 years is a drop in the ocean as far as evolution is concerned, plus we were never "all monkeys" anyway. We share a common ancestor with the other primates, but we were **never** "monkeys". What you're demonstrating is a deep seated ignorance of both science and facts, common among all truly stupid people.
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An Abandoned Hotel In Ireland That's Been Completely Taken Over By Nature
Michael P (Perthaussieguy) 9 months ago
It looks like it would have been quite sumptuous in it's day.
#81
Photographers And Knitter Capture Stunning Pictures Of Invisible Sweaters
#82
Thomas Romain Is A French Anime Artist, He's Trying To Redraw All His Son's Drawings
Erla Zwingle 9 months ago
I think he should leave his son's drawings the heck alone, they're fine just the way they are. Sheesh.
Nice Beast Ludo 9 months ago
Why do people do this? To make their children feel completely inadequate? I understand if the kid asks you too but usually they like you to draw something first and then they copy it. I've never been asked to draw my kid's drawings better for them
RedMarbles 9 months ago
Maybe his child loves it when he creates something based on the child's idea. Maybe the child is grown now, and this is a testament to his child's childhood.
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Toilets In A Medieval Castle
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 9 months ago
I wonder how many attempts it took before they decided to stagger them? :D
#84
Chris Espinosa Is Currently The Longest-Serving Employee At Apple. He Joined In 1976 At The Age Of 14, Writing Basic Code While The Company Was Still Based In Steve Jobs’ Garage
Bored Sailor 9 months ago
Almost 50 years with Apple and still not retired. Wow how well Apple takes care of their employees. If only profits went down to employees, I think there is a term for that but that would not fit a liberal company.
James Moore 9 months ago
Early employees of tech firms are very often multi-millionaires due to the stock options they receive. Maybe he just really loves his job?
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Soldier Lost Her Ear So The Doctors Grew Her A New One In Her Forearm
#86
A Stealth Bomber In Flight Caught On Google Maps - 39 01 18.5n. 93 35 40.5w
#87
I Drew A Motorcycle For 5 Months - The Reflection Destroyed Me
Paulina 9 months ago
I think the author meant that drawing the light reflections on different parts was extra hard. "Destroyed" is an unfortunate hyperbole for such a short description.
Load More Replies... Brian Droste 9 months ago
I know of someone who would probably pay good money for that if that is a accurate picture of a Indian motorcycle.
Corbmi 9 months ago
I think she meant the reflection she added onto the petrol tank? Absolutely amazing.
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Scientists Melted 46,000 Year Old Ice — And A Long-Dead Worm Wriggled Out
BoredLittleLeafSheep 9 months ago
And none of them end well for humanity!
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Dave Baxter 9 months ago
Is it just me... or does that thing look like it has a head with an open mouth at both ends?!?
Jules 9 months ago
We may as well as Putin and his orange plaything are clearly h**l bent on f*****g the planet right up
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Mentally Bewildered 9 months ago
Did you mean "long extinct worm", because long dead worms don't tend to wriggle much ;-)
Kira Okah 9 months ago (edited)
This is Panagrolaimus kolymaensis, a microscopic nematode that has a mechanism for cryptobiosis. It was not dead, just in an extreme survival mode, similar to a wood frog freezing in the winter and thawing in the summer. There is wide skepticism from scientists on the age analysis, the 46,000 year date is an estimate based on plantlife.
#89
The House Of A Dreams!
Nice Beast Ludo 9 months ago
I thought that was a light switch and crooked walls built around it. This took me an embarrassingly long time to figure out
MagicJacket 9 months ago
I still don't know what it is. Looks like artist rendering of some of the booby traps on Oak Island.
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The House on the Rock in Wisconsin has an infinity room like this. Part of the floor is plexiglass.
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Paul Sloan 9 months ago
I would rather see these stories/photos a hundred time than one celebrity article.
Anony Mouse 9 months ago (edited)
You’re in luck, because a lot of these have been posted that many times.
Load More Replies... Nice Beast Ludo 9 months ago
Loved this!!! Made my day. All it needs is the lion, tiger and bear that were best friends that I saw on the Google feed this morning. they were rescued from a d**g dealers house as babies and stayed together their entire lives. Names are Leo, baloo and shere khan
Warren Peece 9 months ago
Bored Panda Staff: "Let's repost this list every week. It's easier than finding new content. And some people will still pay us for Premium subscription regardless of what we post."
jasper 9 months ago
It would be really nice if only people would stop shoving politics into every little thing.
Nikki Gross 9 months ago (edited)
Thank you!!! Can we have one post where people don't drag politics into them?! I come here to get a break from that s**t, since it's shoved down our throats all the d**n time.
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Paul Sloan 9 months ago
I would rather see these stories/photos a hundred time than one celebrity article.
Anony Mouse 9 months ago (edited)
You’re in luck, because a lot of these have been posted that many times.
Load More Replies... Nice Beast Ludo 9 months ago
Loved this!!! Made my day. All it needs is the lion, tiger and bear that were best friends that I saw on the Google feed this morning. they were rescued from a d**g dealers house as babies and stayed together their entire lives. Names are Leo, baloo and shere khan
Warren Peece 9 months ago
Bored Panda Staff: "Let's repost this list every week. It's easier than finding new content. And some people will still pay us for Premium subscription regardless of what we post."
jasper 9 months ago
It would be really nice if only people would stop shoving politics into every little thing.
Nikki Gross 9 months ago (edited)
Thank you!!! Can we have one post where people don't drag politics into them?! I come here to get a break from that s**t, since it's shoved down our throats all the d**n time.
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