🚨 Ghostly “Baby Dragons” Spotted Above Ground! 🐉 For centuries, the olm — a pale, cave-dwelling salamander nicknamed “baby dragon” — was thought to live its entire life in underground darkness. But scientists in northern Italy just made a wild discovery: these elusive creatures are emerging into the light. 🌞 🔍 Olms were spotted in 15 surface springs, even during daylight — a hostile environment for such specialized cave animals. One larval olm was even found out in the open, raising questions about possible surface breeding! 🪱 Even weirder? They’re snacking on surface earthworms. Researchers say these trips aren’t accidents — they’re feeding, and thriving. This eerie evolution defies everything we thought we knew about Europe’s most mysterious amphibian. The shadows are shifting… #funfactpart1🤔

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I disappear sometimes. Not just because I like to remind people I can't always be there for them—it's just there are moments when I want to feel everything on my own. There are times when I want to be alone so I'll get used to it. I think people easily get drunk on the idea that some will always be there when they need them. But in the grand scheme of things, we're all just trying to get through our own shit. We all have days when everything falls apart and there's no one to turn to—you just have to get used to depending on yourself. I disappear sometimes to grow. To patch myself up. To get used to getting up on my own, and in a way, to let other people know I can't always be there for them even if I want to—because some days are just so heavy I need to be selfish and save myself first. —jmp

Movie Recommendations🎥🍿 (Part 7) For all girlies out there!! Mean Girls 2 (2011) "When Jo Mitchell moves to North Shore High School, the father of a girl named Abby offers to put Jo through her dream school, Carnegie Mellon, if she will befriend Abby, who is targeted as a rival by the Plastics' queen bee, Mandi." Genre: Teen Comedy, Teen Romance

💡Did you know? "ABSQUATULATE" absquatulate Other forms: absquatulated; absquatulating; absquatulates Absquatulate is a deeply silly word that means to make off with something or someone. Why say a thief ran away with your money when it's much more fun to say he absquatulated with it? The word absquatulate came out of an odd fad in America in the 1830s for making playful words that sounded vaguely Latin. Bloviate ("speak pompously") and discombobulate ("make confused") are two other pseudo-Latin coinages from that era. Absquatulate takes the word squat and adds the prefix ab- "off, away" and the verb ending -ulate to suggest getting up and leaving quickly. It's hardly ever used nowadays, mostly showing up as an example of an absurd word. Definitions of absquatulate verb run away; usually includes taking something or somebody along synonyms: abscond, bolt, decamp, go off, make off, run off #vocabularypart1🧐

💡Did you know? 🎂If you get a group of 23 people together, there's a 50% chance two people will have the same birthday. In a room of 75, there's a 99.9% chance at least two people will have the same birthday. #funfactpart1 🤔

💡Did you know? Mirrors facing each other don't produce infinite reflections. In fact, each reflection will be darker than the last and eventually fade into invisibility. #funfactpart1 🤔

💡Did you know? 🎋The bamboo plant is the fastest-growing woody plant in the world. It can grow up to 35 inches per day. #funfactpart1 🤔

💡Did you know? 🐬Dolphins have names for one another. According to National Geographic, dolphins use a unique whistle to distinguish between different members in their pod. #funfactpart1 🤔

💡Did you know? 🔤The last letter added to the English alphabet was 'J'. The letter dates back to 1524, and before that the letter 'i' was used for both the 'i' and 'j' sounds. #funfactpart1 🤔

💡Did you know? 🐳❤️You can hear a blue whale's heartbeat from over two miles away. Blue whales weigh an average of between 130,000 and 150,000 kg, with their hearts weighing roughly 180 kg. #funfactpart1 🤔

💡Did you know? 😂Laughing came before language. How do we know? Some researchers tickled baby apes, which, beyond being adorable, showed that they share the same structure as ours and likely arose in our common ancestors millions of years ago. Language came about much later. #funfactpart1 🤔