Hey Pandas, What's The Most Interesting Thing You've Read Or Seen This Week?

Read on the news that India and Canada have tension between them. Of all the countries I did not expect Canada

I had seen this before, but got to read about it yesterday: Steve Buscemi was a firefighter in the early 80's. After 9/11 he dropped what he was doing and went back to his old fire house and volunteered to help with the rescue efforts.

First ever dog fox hybrid found in Brazil

Saw this in the newspaper. A woman lost her pet skunk and was using her neighbours pet skunk to try and find her own skunk. I didn't know people kept skunks as pets. This was in the UK so they aren't even native to our country.

Simone Biles performing an amazing Yurchenko double-piked on vault, during qualifications at World Gymnastics Championships in Antwerp.

After Tokyo Olympics, I was hoping for her to return and perform this incredibly difficult vault in competition (she's the only female gymnast to compete it). The vault is now officially called "The Biles II" and has a score of 6.4 (one of the highest in the code of points).

Scientists have extracted RNA from a Tasmanian Tiger, an extinct species.

CGP Grey’s video on airport codes lol

This week was Tbilisoba. Felicity in Tbilisi. I walked the streets of an old city and heard Georgian traditional chorus from one of the houses. It was spectacular, beautiful and felt ancient. I always liked Georgian traditional music, but to hear it like in a wild, that was something!

An online article about the US emergency broadcast system test being a means in which the government would activate material in the bodies of citizens that had taken "the vaccine" causing people to turn into zombies. An official news organization. The reader comments were all "i knew it..etc". The article disappeared about 5 minutes after the test. No one has tried to eat my brain yet.

I read the amazing book The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue. It was beautiful and her personality closely matches mine. I've never found an adult character that truly reminded me of my whole self.