BULLS ARE ATTRACTED TO THE COLOR RED

The idea that bulls are attracted to the color red is a myth. Bulls are colorblind, meaning they don't see red the same way humans do. In reality, bulls are attracted to the movement and agitation of the matador's cape, not its color.





The myth of the red color may have originated in bullfights, where matadors use bright red capes. The red cape is primarily used for aesthetic and practical reasons, as the color stands out and is more visible to the audience. Additionally, it's worth noting that the bull bleeds from the banderillas and lances thrust by picadors, and the cape is likely to get stained with blood, so I suppose red makes the spectacle less unpleasant. Imagine the matador with a white cape all covered in blood.

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ATTACKED BY 4 PITBULLS

A man was attacked by his neighbor’s four pitbulls, with the neighbor being in a wheelchair and unable to do much to stop them. Luckily, the lady from the Tom and Jerry cartoons was there to save the day.
If it had been a child, it would’ve surely ended in tragedy.



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Striking resemblances.

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THE BEST DOG ESCAPE SCENE IN MOVIE HISTORY

"Shaggy Dog" is a franchise that includes several movies released over the decades.

"The Shaggy Dog" (1959) is the original Disney film. The story follows a teenager named Wilby Daniels who transforms into an Old English Sheepdog due to a magical ring. In "The Shaggy D.A." (1976), the sequel, Wilby Daniels is now an adult and a lawyer, who once again transforms into a dog while trying to become a district attorney.

I’m not sure if the punch scene or the rope descent is better.



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Enhanced gas escape.

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THE ERA OF IDENTITY DISORDER

Today, we are witnessing an unprecedented social transformation where the boundaries of identity are constantly expanding. I can understand someone identifying with a different gender because, in terms of biological development, the process isn't always clear and can lead a person to be born in what they feel is "the wrong body." In this context, gender identification has been a broad debate, and although complex, it has biological and psychological explanations.

However, what becomes harder to understand, and where madness truly starts to unfold, is when people begin to identify as different species.



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WAKING UP WITH KISSES AND LOTS OF LOVE

In a world where we often wake up to the sound of an alarm, stressed by daily obligations, waking up full of love and kisses is a luxury that invites us to pause, even for a moment, and appreciate what truly matters. It reminds us that, above all, we are made to love and be loved.



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If it hurt me just watching it, I can't imagine what he went through.

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RETURNING IT TO WHERE IT BELONGS

Rescuing a little bird, caring for it, and setting it free back into nature was a short but powerful moment. Animals constantly face tough challenges: finding food, escaping predators, and braving extreme weather. Nature is a harsh place, and death is just part of the cycle.

So, if you find an injured bird and have the chance to help it, it’s a noble act. The best part is that moment when you release it, letting it go back to where it belongs. It’s a small reminder of nature’s beauty, even if it’s fleeting. Now, onto the next little bird in need…



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HOW BAD ENVY IS

Envy is really bad. When someone feels envious of what someone else has, they might be tempted to harm that possession or even the person who has it. It's important to handle envy in a constructive way, acknowledging the feelings it brings up and seeking healthy ways to deal with them, like cultivating gratitude for what we have and focusing on our own goals and achievements. We should promote a culture of mutual support and celebration of others' successes, as that helps to reduce feelings of envy in a community.



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He must have split her lip.

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