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A Bengal tiger is hosed by a spray of water from a zookeeper on a hot summer day at the Birsa Munda Zoological Park in Ranchi, India. Picture: AFP/GettyImages
"After interviewing more than 20 tribal leaders, victims’ relatives, human rights activists and officials from southern Yemen, journalist Sudarsan Raghavan concluded that the escalating U.S. strikes are radicalizing the local population and stirring increasing sympathy for al-Qaeda-linked militants. “The drones are killing al-Qaeda leaders,” said legal coordinator of a local human rights group Mohammed al-Ahmadi, “but they are also turning them into heroes."
h/t anticapitalist
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I wanted to post this quote too, but LTMC beat me to it.
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A Koala eating an apple for lunch, in Perth, Western Australia. [x]
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Bolucevschi Vitali Nicolai, Talking About Stars, Environmental Photographer of the Year 2009 and Natural World Winner
Picture: Bolucevschi Vitali Nicolai (via CIWEM’s Environmental Photographer of the Year competition: call for entries - Telegraph)
((only sometimes!!))
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Ripples | Lake District, Cumbria, UK
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