Guardian dog wakes up after a long night protecting the goats.

Proud parents welcome their first baby into the world.

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When Hayao Miyazaki honored Joe Hisaishi

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Someone brought this wooden creature to life using driftwood, roots, and moss.

Crew rescues a kitten trapped in a drainpipe using an ‘R2-D2’ robot.

Too cute to handle.

UPS driver rescues a calf trapped between two fences.

In January 1998, 26-year-old Icelandic electrician Felix Gretarsson was repairing a power line atop a utility pole when he accidentally grabbed a live wire, sending 11,000 volts through his body. He spent the next three months in a coma. When he woke up, he learned that both of his arms had been amputated. Struggling to cope with the loss, Felix turned to alcohol and drugs. Years of addiction nearly cost him his life, severely damaging his liver and leaving him needing two liver transplants to survive. Then, in 2007, he met French surgeon Jean-Michel Dubernard, who had performed the world’s first successful hand transplant. Felix asked whether a similar operation could give him arms again. The possibility gave him something to work toward. He moved to France and spent years waiting for a suitable donor. In January 2021, almost exactly 23 years after his accident, Felix became the first person in the world to receive a double-arm-and-shoulder transplant. By 2022, he said he could brush his teeth, dress himself, and drink from a glass—everyday tasks he had spent decades unable to do with his own hands. His daughters were just four years old and three months old when he lost his arms. By the time he could finally wrap his arms around them again, he was a grandfather.

In France, Uber couriers are collectively refusing low-paying delivery orders, pushing the companies’ algorithms to raise payments. By coordinating their refusals, they are using the delivery system’s own rules to secure better pay.

In 2011, a New Zealand man fell on the nozzle of a high pressure air hose; it pierced his left buttock & rushed air into his body at 100 lbs per sq inch. He survived, but was inflated "like a balloon" to twice his normal size with the air separating his fat from his muscles & compressing his heart.

A man treats his dog to a ride on a mechanical horse.

The ugly Elon image also had Peter Thiel

"Same one I've had since 7th grade"

A shop in Cadiz, Spain displaying traditional outfits worn by Nazarenos, clarifying it's not the KKK

Industrial building turned brutalist KFC in Manila, Philippines

Sheriff accidentally euthanizes a snake worth a fortune.

Gilded Age millionaire Alfred Vanderbilt died in the sinking of the Lusitania in 1915 after he gave his own life vest to a mother holding her baby. He did this despite not being able to swim & knowing there were no other life vests or life boats available. He was 37. The woman & her child survived.

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