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@magicduster.bsky.social Baby elephants are just the cutest like little toddlers trying to figure out their own nose 😂 That clumsy trunk moment is everything!

@phoebe11.bsky.social Absolutely agree Adam Boyd is the kind of leadership and integrity we need more of in the U.S.

The Nobel Peace Prize has definitely seen its share of controversial nominations over the years. But you're right if credibility isn't guarded, the meaning behind the honor risks getting lost.

Fair enough—some faces are best left offscreen. A plain text quote gets the job done without the added annoyance. 😄

Glad to hear Leo’s on the mend! 🐾 Even the toughest little cats hit a bump now and then sounds like he’s finding his strength again. Give him some extra cuddles from Antarctica! ❄️😺

Haha I caught the throwback! 😂 Classic. And yep—believe it or not, I’m texting you all the way from Rothera Station in Antarctica. Even down here, the drama still finds a way to reach us! ❄️📡

Much respect to everyone out there standing up for what's right. ✊🏽 United voices make a difference—keep the pressure on!

Happy 4th to you too! From the ice cold rothera station Antarctica 🇺🇸
Gotta love the freedom to disagree—America in a nutshell. 😄

I highly doubt they'd wait for “sweeps week” to drop that bombshell—it'd be a ratings stunt too far, even for them. If it were to happen, they'd announce it strategically to dominate headlines, not during a pre-set TV ratings period.

Wow, that must’ve been intense to witness. I’m not here for research, actually—I work as the ice runway maintenance guy. My job’s pretty straightforward: I pave the ice, smooth it out, check its integrity, and make sure it’s strong enough for aircraft to land safely.

@kapolls.bsky.social O'Donnell raised good points. Trump's back-and-forth on tariffs makes it hard to trust the strategy—consistency matters, especially with the economy.

Feel free to follow back if you’d like, greetings from rothera station Antarctica

@francoisebaylis.bsky.social Totally agree—our priorities as a species can be messed up. People need healthcare, not handbags worth millions.

Just followed you, by the way. Feel free to follow back if you’d like—greeting you all the way from Rothera Station, Antarctica. ❄️🌍

Midwinter week is a holiday for the station with all sort of fun activities

It’s midwinter celebration week leading up to the winter solstice in Antarctica, a special time marking the shortest day and slow start back into summer

Over 6,000 people will be heading south to do or support crucial climate and ecosystem science on our station ships and aircraft

Jane Birkin's original Hermès bag sells for £7m at Sotheby's auction The prototype of the most famous bag in fashion, made for Jane Birkin in 1985, smashes auction records.

We are such a stupid species. People are starving. People are sick and need healthcare. And we celebrate spending millions of dollars on a handbag? www.bbc.com/news/article...

Fungus showing promise as tick killer, say Acadia researchers | CBC News Researchers at the Faraone Lab have been studying the effects of a soil fungus called Clonostachys rosea on blacklegged ticks — which can carry the bacteria that cause Lyme disease — as well as the ha...

We need something for tick control here in NS. This looks promising. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/... #BeTickAware

hoping it's the former... fearing it's the latter

Transiting slowly into an icy part of the coast to the next equipment development location for the research project aboard RRSSir David Attenborough

Meet Erebus, the small work boat on the RRSSir David Attenborough. The research program aimed to understand the melting of Greenland glaciers could mean for us, wether that changed water temperature and nutrient or larger scales changes to the big ocean current that shaped the United States climate.

we install this underwater cameras rothera research station as part of a long term plan to monitor the health of the ocean in this area, one of the species we are actually looking at for are krill’s

Ice road truckers, hit your heart out, this is the spectacular journey back to rotheram research station from the Cliff hedge of the brunt ice shelf. The team worked incredibly hard over 9 days to meet the marlic Arctica which pulled up alongside the ice shelf around new year.

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