‼️Warning for every pet owner!
Keep your charging devices safely away from them! Please share and avoid disasters!

Edit: And tips from your neighborhood firefighter - unplug anything not in use (ie coffee maker), don't overcharge electronics or store them in charging docks (ie phones or drill batteries), dispose of any bulging or damaged batteries, and don't park e-vehicles in any garage attached to your home! 👩🏼‍🚒

H/T @MollySleuth

Kittencore…ur welcome

Monkey’s business 😂🤣

What a beautiful story! 😭
Wait for the end of it 🥹

A beautiful story about friendships and love 🥰

Hilarious 🤣

My little guest cat Lily is begging for the fly to come to her 😂🥰

that is so
adorable 🥰

When you really love your job and make your clients feel loved 🥰❤️😁

Beavers outsmarting a whole government 😁❤️

How cool is this!! ❤️

A man complimenting other men! So much joy! 😁

Happy Caturday!

This had me laughing so hard 🤣😂🤣

What a cute idea! 💡

Little temper tantrum 😂🤣

When a plant is under attack by insects it sends out an airborne distress call using volatile organic compounds.
These chemicals act like a warning siren, alerting nearby plants to prepare their defenses. Some even emit ultrasonic clicks (20–100 kHz), like to cry for help. The roots link up thru vast fungal networks sharing nutrients & danger alerts like nature’s internet

A wounded tomato plant lights up with biochemical alarms, while surrounding plants quickly react strengthening their cell walls & ramping up their defenses within mins. Entire fields can respond in unison to a single plant’s cry

Corn can release specific chemicals that attract parasitic wasps to kill off attacking caterpillars. Some flowers can even detect the buzz of a pollinator’s wings & respond by sweetening their nectar. Trees have been found sharing nutrients with ailing neighbors through their root systems, proving there’s more cooperation in nature than we ever imagined

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