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10/06/2025

👩🏼‍🎓 A heartwarming story from the Philippines touched millions when a student named Jamaica Cabral brought her dog Browny to her graduation after her parents couldn’t attend. The ceremony took place in Tuguegarao, Cagayan, where Browny sat quietly beside Jamaica and even walked with her across the stage as she received her diploma.

🐕 Jamaica shared that Browny had been her constant companion through both happy and difficult times, making his presence on such an important day deeply meaningful. Teachers and attendees praised the dog’s calm behavior, and many in the audience were moved to tears seeing the strong bond between them. The story quickly went viral, becoming a symbol of unconditional love and loyalty that resonated far beyond the graduation hall.

09/27/2025

🧽 It’s a perfect example of science meeting pop culture in the deep sea. In 2021, scientists aboard the NOAA Okeanos Explorer captured a deep-sea image off the coast of New York showing a bright yellow sea sponge sitting right next to a pink sea star on the ocean floor. The resemblance to SpongeBob SquarePants and Patrick Star was uncanny, and the internet lit up with joy.

The sponge belonged to the genus Hertwigia, and the sea star was a Chondraster, known for its bubblegum-pink color and stubby arms. Ironically, in real life, sea stars like Patrick would likely eat sponges like SpongeBob, making their friendship a bit more predatory than cartoonish.

09/10/2025

A new drug designed to extend the lifespans of large dog breeds could be available by 2026. 🐶💊

Biotech company Loyal is awaiting FDA approval after promising safety and manufacturing data. Early results suggest it could help dogs live longer, healthier lives.

CEO Celine Halioua said the milestone reflects years of careful work toward the ambitious goal of creating the first drug to extend canine lifespan. If approved, it could transform pet care for millions of families.

08/31/2025

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08/21/2025

When you go fishing and end up reeling a rare 2in1 🐟

The fish found by the fishermen in Japan has a very rare body "inborn abnormalities" this fish has two tails and one head in the middle of its body. 😱

08/19/2025

Scientists in Switzerland have created a smart bandage that heals wounds up to four times faster using mild electrical pulses, a drug-free “electroceutical” technology that stimulates natural skin regeneration without scarring or antibiotics.

Early clinical trials, as reported by The Brew News, demonstrate significant acceleration of tissue repair, particularly for chronic wounds in patients with diabetes, vascular conditions, or immune disorders.

This innovation addresses growing antibiotic resistance by enhancing the body’s healing mechanisms and reducing infection risks, offering a sustainable alternative with better long-term outcomes.

Lightweight, wireless, and flexible, the bandage monitors wound status in real time, adjusting stimulation levels to provide doctors with valuable healing insights.

08/17/2025

🇯🇵 Japan has introduced the Mirai Ningen Sentakuki, an AI-powered "human washing machine" developed by Osaka-based Science Co., designed to clean and refresh users in just 15 minutes.

This futuristic pod uses advanced water jets and microscopic air bubbles to cleanse the body, while AI analyzes emotional states and projects calming visuals for mental relaxation.

Users step into a transparent capsule that fills halfway with warm water, where electrodes monitor biological signals to adjust temperature and pressure.

Set to debut at the Osaka Kansai Expo in 2025, it offers potential benefits for the elderly, those with mobility issues, and busy professionals, though concerns about privacy and cost remain as it’s still 70% developed, with a home version planned post-expo.

08/17/2025

08/16/2025

🇨🇳 China is developing the world’s first humanoid pregnancy robot with an artificial womb to carry a fetus for 10 months and give birth.

Led by Dr. Zhang Qifeng of Nanyang Technological University, the project aims to help infertile couples and address declining birth rates.

The artificial womb uses nutrient-filled amniotic fluid and has shown success in animal trials, such as growing a premature lamb in 2017.

Priced below 100,000 yuan ($14K), the robot is expected within a year, sparking ethical debates but also hope among those unable to conceive naturally.

08/16/2025

🇯🇵 Following the devastating 2011 earthquake and tsunami, Japan constructed a 395-kilometer-long tsunami wall along its northeastern coast. According to PNoy Talks, some sections of the wall reach up to 14.7 meters high and are reinforced with 25-meter-deep foundations, designed to absorb and deflect the force of incoming waves.

As part of a parallel initiative known as the Great Forest Wall, the country planted 9 million trees along the shoreline. According to Anthroposphere, this living barrier was inspired by ecologist Dr. Akira Miyawaki, who envisioned a natural defense system that could slow tsunami waves, trap debris, and restore coastal ecosystems. The trees also help prevent erosion and reconnect communities with nature.

Together, the tsunami wall and forest wall represent a powerful blend of modern engineering and ecological resilience, showing how infrastructure and nature can work hand in hand to protect lives and landscapes.