Tuesday was quite smoky in Toronto. Been better the last couple of days but it still smells like a campfire. North and north east of here is quite bad though.Gee thanks
Are you affected or are you in a safe area?
Nature is wild
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
Ok scratch that, was just out with the dog for 30 minutes and today is the worst day so far.
Egypt, shark, video….no more internet for me today
Yeh ruined my day. Should not have watched.
You know it’s bad when even hardened Redditors are regretting their decision to watch it.
Horrific beyond words.
Why do idiots put themselves in positions like that though?
Going swimming in a resort?
Looks a good ways out. Can’t see a shark fence in the video but his position when attacked would seem outside of one.
Curiosity? Almost tempted to watch it myself. Decided not to.
I saw the vid…it’s not that bad in terms of gore but more tragic. You see a head bopping around and some blood in the water but otherwise you can’t see much else. The worst thing is a boat comes into shot right at the end to rescue him but it’s too late.
His screams were rather unsettling.
FAFO
Oh I watched it on mute as my little one was asleep next to me.
Probably for the best. It was rather blood curdling, hits notes no one could dramatically replicate.
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Him screaming for his dad is what got me
The answer might be in the question.
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Snakes eh? Check out this guy I saw the other day. Biggest snake I've seen here in Ontario, usually they're much smaller. He's an eastern milk snake:
A sizeable proportion of those animals started out as pets in SE Florida.
Is it a venomous snake or a safe snake?Snakes eh? Check out this guy I saw the other day. Biggest snake I've seen here in Ontario, usually they're much smaller. He's an eastern milk snake:
Safe snake. He was pretty relaxed, too. Let me and the dog walk around him with no trouble at all.
It’s a beaut! I’m jealous
It's pretty horrific, he's tossed about and dragged about like a toy.
Aye, they're really pretty with the reddish brown and grey combo.
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Any of the Irish posters on here catch the images of the twister cloud in Dublin.
You know the world is fecked when Ireland is getting twister clouds.
You know the world is fecked when Ireland is getting twister clouds.
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Good stuff, thanks!
My nephew eats like that 
Looks like a dinosaur
So this palm from Borneo (Indonesia) grows its flowers and its fruits underground. It's only the second plant scientists are aware of that does this. While the fruits gets spread by local wild pigs that dig them up and eat them, scientists so far have now idea how pollinization happens. What the....!!!
‘Mind-boggling’ palm that flowers and fruits underground thrills scientists | Plants | The Guardian
The plant:
Its fruits:
And the fruits on the roots:
‘Mind-boggling’ palm that flowers and fruits underground thrills scientists | Plants | The Guardian
The plant:
Its fruits:
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An astronomical detector buried in Antarctic ice has provided a view of our Galaxy that has never been seen before.
The blurry, extraordinary image is of the Milky Way, but it is composed of the "ghostly" particles that are emitted by the reactions that power stars.
The particles are neutrinos, which are extremely difficult to detect on Earth.
Milky Way: Icy observatory reveals 'ghost particles' - BBC News
The blurry, extraordinary image is of the Milky Way, but it is composed of the "ghostly" particles that are emitted by the reactions that power stars.
The particles are neutrinos, which are extremely difficult to detect on Earth.
Milky Way: Icy observatory reveals 'ghost particles' - BBC News
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We hear this sort of news everyday but never when one of our own gets this disease.