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Mother, G mother. Pro Democracy,Environment, Ukraine, LGBTQ. No to trump and his ilk.Twitter refugee, uma67669053. Love bsky! I do not respond to unsolicited DMS!

The hardest part is coming to the realization that you need to let them go. When you can no longer make their life comfortable, when all hope is gone, when their health deteriorates faster than expected, it's time to let go. We have 48 hours to say goodbye to our beautiful dog. He had a great life ❤️

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Legendary oceanographer Dr. Sylvia Earle led the first all-female aquanaut team & has logged 7,000+ hours underwater. As NOAA’s first female Chief Scientist, she expanded marine research & holds the record for the deepest untethered ocean floor walk at 1,250 ft (381m). #WomenInSTEM (1/2) 🧵

A vibrant photograph of American marine biologist and oceanographer Dr. Sylvia Earle (born August 30, 1935) sitting beside a modern single-passenger research submersible on a sunlit pier. Dr. Earle, celebrated for logging over 7,000 hours underwater and serving as NOAA's first female Chief Scientist, looks directly at the camera with a bright, welcoming smile. She wears a vibrant red fleece jacket featuring two circular expedition patches on the chest—one displaying a blue "Sustainable Seas Expeditions" logo—layered over a pale yellow turtleneck collar, paired with blue jeans and a gold watch on her left wrist. Her brown hair is styled in a short, casual cut. Her right hand rests near a large, cylindrical underwater camera housing equipped with thick lime-green mounting bands. Behind her sits the black-framed submersible, showcasing its prominent, clear acrylic spherical cockpit dome. A dark blue banner with white text reading "-NEW" is affixed to the side of the vessel. The bright outdoor background reveals harbor structures and a building. The overall mood is triumphant and inspiring, capturing a historic pioneer of marine technology.

A mama chimp at The Sedgwick County Zoo is despondent as her newborn baby was taken from her after birth to get oxygen at the vet for a few days. Here they are reunited. 😍🥹❤️

Teachers like Chelsea are focused on helping every student succeed. As a literacy teacher in St. Cloud, she knows firsthand that keeping cell phones out of the classroom helps students focus on what matters: reading, writing, critical thinking, and learning.

At Daisy Chain Fields tonight, Olivia Rodrigo brought out Sarah McLachlan for “Building A Mystery” and “Angel,” dedicated to Dolly Parton. The pop star's festival, which was inspired by McLachlan’s Lilith Fair, raised $10M for women's rights nonprofits, an amount Melinda French Gates is doubling.