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Thread: These African ants are worth more than your sneakers and yes, someone just tried to smuggle MILLIONS out of Kenya.

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Is religion mysigonistic? I noticed religion feels like a boys’ club? Yet before monotheism, the feminine was divine, sacred and respected! Eve was wisdom but turned mother of sin, Lilith was freedom but demonized, when did 'His Story' erase Her truth? Why suppress what gave birth to it all?

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I asked AI to generate the "true" image of Jesus and of Saturn

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There’s a pink moon this evening. Go find it.

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TW: A 7yo girl who is being referred to as Cwecwe was allegedly raped at school while waiting for transport in South Africa last October 2024. The incident has sparked calls for justice following the handling of the case which has not progressed since www.enca.com/top-stories/...

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Where is my chicken?

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This Super Bowl Sunday, here's a reminder of what real courage looks like.

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Did you know? Male lions are called the King of the Jungle because they’re at the top of the food chain—but they’re also giant lazy cats! These royal nappers can sleep up to 20 hours a day to save energy for hunting and fights. #LionLife #BigCatNaps

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To be wise in life, is to understand being a vegetarian doesn’t mean standing in front of a charging bull will save you from being run over. 🥂

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Maine Coon Alert---her expression is all of us this morning.

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Cheetahs' tear stripes not only reduce sun glare for better focus during chases but may also aid subtle communication, signaling emotions or intent to other cheetahs, especially during hunts or competition. Scenes from Kenya

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Captured this intense moment at iDube Game Reserve—a young leopard reclaiming a stolen kill under the cover of night. Shot at 500mm, 1/200 sec, ISO 51200, using spotlights from game vehicles. Grainy, but those eyes tell a powerful story of survival. #naturephotography #wildlifephotography

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Happy new year to you reading this, may you achieve all your goals this year.

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Be unapologetically you

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Why is this controversial? #endGunViolenceNow

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Found only in Kenya, In the arid regions of southeastern, there roams a rare and elusive creature known as the Hirola, commonly called Hunter’s Antelope. A symbol of the wild's delicate balance. Sadly,it is critically endangered. To see one is a real glimpse into a world on the edge of extinction.

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There is a unique wealth found in the meeting of strangers traveling the same journey—a shared moment where paths align, and wisdom flows between unfamiliar souls.

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In the hills of Taita Taveta, there's a small, melodious bird| African Taita Thrush. Its stunning blue-gray plumage helps it blend seamlessly with the surroundings, making it incredibly hard to spot. Seeing this rare bird is a spark of good luck. As is found only in Kenya, a wonder of Taita Hills.

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Jackson's Hornbill endemic to the montane forests of the eastern highlands of Kenya has a fascinating behavior where the female seals herself inside a tree cavity to incubate the eggs, while the male feeds her through a small opening. This helps protect the eggs and shows their remarkable bond.

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Baby lions, called cubs, are born with spotted coats that help camouflage them in grass and dense vegetation. The spots fade as they grow older. Cubs also rely on communal care, with lionesses in the pride nursing and protecting each other’s young, a rare trait in big cats. Big fives of Kenya.

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The sandy beaches of Diani Kenya have silky white sand made from finely ground coral, that stays cool even under the coastal blazing sun. This rare feature, combined with the crystal-clear, turquoise waters and vibrant offshore coral reefs, creates one of the most picturesque beaches in the world.

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Aberdare National Park on Kenya hosts Karuru Falls (273m) and Gura Falls (305m), Kenya's tallest waterfall. Set in lush bamboo forests, they create a hidden paradise home to rare wildlife like bongo antelope and giant forest hogs. A must visit if you love the bliss of chasing waterfalls

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Zebras have unique "anti-predator barcodes." The black-and-white stripes create an optical illusion called motion dazzle, confusing predators by distorting their perception of the zebra’s speed and direction, especially in groups. This natural camouflage is most effective against faster predictors

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Tranquil road trips are therapeutic Mbita, South Nyanza Kenya courtesy of roadrecce

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Thank you everyone in my circle, you are the real MVPs 🌹

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Kenya home to the; Big Five: Lion, Leopard, Elephant, Rhinoceros, Buffalo Small Five: Elephant Shrew, Ant Lion, Rhino Beetle, Buffalo Weaver, Leopard Tortoise Ugly Five: Hyena, Marabou Stork, Vulture, Warthog, Wildebeest Beautiful Five: Lilac-breasted Roller, Leopard, Zebra, Giraffe, Greater Kudu

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The giraffe is one of the beautiful five. Giraffes at Giraffe Manor in Kenya are endangered Rothschild's , known for their unique white "socks-their lower legs are white and lack the dark spots seen on the rest of their bodies. This distinctive feature sets them apart from other giraffe species.

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Did you know? Kenyan savannah sunrises create a natural phenomenon called the "Lion's Light"—a golden glow from dust and moisture that enhances lions' camouflage, giving them a hunting edge at dawn (most active hunting time) , blending the beauty of the landscape with the raw dynamics of survival.

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I get on the internets to laugh, learn and connect.

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Cheetahs' tear stripes not only reduce sun glare for better focus during chases but may also aid subtle communication, signaling emotions or intent to other cheetahs, especially during hunts or competition. Scenes from Kenya

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If you don’t write your own story, you’ll find yourself playing minor roles in the tales of those brave enough to pick up their pens.

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Elephants can "listen" with their feet. They have a unique ability to detect seismic vibrations through the ground using specialized cells in their footpads. This extraordinary skill helps them communicate over vast distances and sense dangers that are not immediately visible. Scenes from Kenya

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Goodmorning from magical Kenya

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Thread: These African ants are worth more than your sneakers and yes, someone just tried to smuggle MILLIONS out of Kenya.

Is religion mysigonistic? I noticed religion feels like a boys’ club? Yet before monotheism, the feminine was divine, sacred and respected! Eve was wisdom but turned mother of sin, Lilith was freedom but demonized, when did 'His Story' erase Her truth? Why suppress what gave birth to it all?

I asked AI to generate the "true" image of Jesus and of Saturn

There’s a pink moon this evening. Go find it.

TW: A 7yo girl who is being referred to as Cwecwe was allegedly raped at school while waiting for transport in South Africa last October 2024. The incident has sparked calls for justice following the handling of the case which has not progressed since www.enca.com/top-stories/...

Where is my chicken?

This Super Bowl Sunday, here's a reminder of what real courage looks like.

Did you know? Male lions are called the King of the Jungle because they’re at the top of the food chain—but they’re also giant lazy cats! These royal nappers can sleep up to 20 hours a day to save energy for hunting and fights. #LionLife #BigCatNaps

To be wise in life, is to understand being a vegetarian doesn’t mean standing in front of a charging bull will save you from being run over. 🥂

Maine Coon Alert---her expression is all of us this morning.

Cheetahs' tear stripes not only reduce sun glare for better focus during chases but may also aid subtle communication, signaling emotions or intent to other cheetahs, especially during hunts or competition. Scenes from Kenya

Captured this intense moment at iDube Game Reserve—a young leopard reclaiming a stolen kill under the cover of night. Shot at 500mm, 1/200 sec, ISO 51200, using spotlights from game vehicles. Grainy, but those eyes tell a powerful story of survival. #naturephotography #wildlifephotography

Happy new year to you reading this, may you achieve all your goals this year.

Be unapologetically you

Why is this controversial? #endGunViolenceNow

Found only in Kenya, In the arid regions of southeastern, there roams a rare and elusive creature known as the Hirola, commonly called Hunter’s Antelope. A symbol of the wild's delicate balance. Sadly,it is critically endangered. To see one is a real glimpse into a world on the edge of extinction.

There is a unique wealth found in the meeting of strangers traveling the same journey—a shared moment where paths align, and wisdom flows between unfamiliar souls.

In the hills of Taita Taveta, there's a small, melodious bird| African Taita Thrush. Its stunning blue-gray plumage helps it blend seamlessly with the surroundings, making it incredibly hard to spot. Seeing this rare bird is a spark of good luck. As is found only in Kenya, a wonder of Taita Hills.

Jackson's Hornbill endemic to the montane forests of the eastern highlands of Kenya has a fascinating behavior where the female seals herself inside a tree cavity to incubate the eggs, while the male feeds her through a small opening. This helps protect the eggs and shows their remarkable bond.

Baby lions, called cubs, are born with spotted coats that help camouflage them in grass and dense vegetation. The spots fade as they grow older. Cubs also rely on communal care, with lionesses in the pride nursing and protecting each other’s young, a rare trait in big cats. Big fives of Kenya.

The sandy beaches of Diani Kenya have silky white sand made from finely ground coral, that stays cool even under the coastal blazing sun. This rare feature, combined with the crystal-clear, turquoise waters and vibrant offshore coral reefs, creates one of the most picturesque beaches in the world.

Aberdare National Park on Kenya hosts Karuru Falls (273m) and Gura Falls (305m), Kenya's tallest waterfall. Set in lush bamboo forests, they create a hidden paradise home to rare wildlife like bongo antelope and giant forest hogs. A must visit if you love the bliss of chasing waterfalls

Zebras have unique "anti-predator barcodes." The black-and-white stripes create an optical illusion called motion dazzle, confusing predators by distorting their perception of the zebra’s speed and direction, especially in groups. This natural camouflage is most effective against faster predictors

Tranquil road trips are therapeutic Mbita, South Nyanza Kenya courtesy of roadrecce

Thank you everyone in my circle, you are the real MVPs 🌹

Kenya home to the; Big Five: Lion, Leopard, Elephant, Rhinoceros, Buffalo Small Five: Elephant Shrew, Ant Lion, Rhino Beetle, Buffalo Weaver, Leopard Tortoise Ugly Five: Hyena, Marabou Stork, Vulture, Warthog, Wildebeest Beautiful Five: Lilac-breasted Roller, Leopard, Zebra, Giraffe, Greater Kudu

The giraffe is one of the beautiful five. Giraffes at Giraffe Manor in Kenya are endangered Rothschild's , known for their unique white "socks-their lower legs are white and lack the dark spots seen on the rest of their bodies. This distinctive feature sets them apart from other giraffe species.

Did you know? Kenyan savannah sunrises create a natural phenomenon called the "Lion's Light"—a golden glow from dust and moisture that enhances lions' camouflage, giving them a hunting edge at dawn (most active hunting time) , blending the beauty of the landscape with the raw dynamics of survival.

I get on the internets to laugh, learn and connect.

Cheetahs' tear stripes not only reduce sun glare for better focus during chases but may also aid subtle communication, signaling emotions or intent to other cheetahs, especially during hunts or competition. Scenes from Kenya

If you don’t write your own story, you’ll find yourself playing minor roles in the tales of those brave enough to pick up their pens.

Elephants can "listen" with their feet. They have a unique ability to detect seismic vibrations through the ground using specialized cells in their footpads. This extraordinary skill helps them communicate over vast distances and sense dangers that are not immediately visible. Scenes from Kenya

Goodmorning from magical Kenya

Kenya has one of the most magical morning sunrises. The only country with this views in a natural national park in the middle of the Nairobi city.

The theory of butterfly effect has single handedly made me more productive.

Moon dressed up as Uranus