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I've had this baby for a few weeks now. He's always happy, but he doesn't like to drink his mother's milk directly from a bottle. We give it to him to drink from, haha, but he's still very playful.I've had this baby for a few weeks now. He's always happy, but he doesn't like to drink his mother's milk directly from a bottle. We give it to him to drink from, haha, but he's still very playful.0 Comments 0 Shares 5K Views 0 Reviews
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Do I look like trouble? Because I totally am 😇
Do I look like trouble? Because I totally am 😇0 Comments 0 Shares 12K Views 0 Reviews
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12 year old me was saying stuff like "Sauce doesn't go on top of pizza, are you dumb?"12 year old me was saying stuff like "Sauce doesn't go on top of pizza, are you dumb?"0 Comments 0 Shares 5K Views 0 Reviews
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hope you like your milkshakes thick🥤💖
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A strange and fast-developing emergency is unfolding in Israel, where massive swarms of bees, reportedly numbering in the tens of thousands, are moving through communities and stinging residents.
Witnesses say they’ve “never seen anything like it,” describing dense clouds of bees suddenly appearing, forcing people indoors and triggering a rapid response from local authorities and pest control teams.
While experts note that swarming can occur during hive relocation or environmental stress, the scale and intensity of these incidents are raising concern, with officials urging the public to stay alert, avoid contact, and report sightings as the situation develops.A strange and fast-developing emergency is unfolding in Israel, where massive swarms of bees, reportedly numbering in the tens of thousands, are moving through communities and stinging residents. Witnesses say they’ve “never seen anything like it,” describing dense clouds of bees suddenly appearing, forcing people indoors and triggering a rapid response from local authorities and pest control teams. While experts note that swarming can occur during hive relocation or environmental stress, the scale and intensity of these incidents are raising concern, with officials urging the public to stay alert, avoid contact, and report sightings as the situation develops.0 Comments 0 Shares 123 Views 0 Reviews
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